S+SNZ Spatial Measurement Practice Questions - S+SNZ Professional Examination - Spatial Measurement Option (New Zealand) Exam

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A total station is set up, and a distance of 1,200 m is measured at a temperature of 35°C and an atmospheric pressure of 1,005 hPa. If the instrument's internal atmospheric correction was left at standard conditions (15°C and 1013 hPa), what is the approximate error introduced into the measurement?

The measured distance will be approximately 24 mm too short. The measured distance will be approximately 24 mm too long. The measured distance will be approximately 5 mm too short. The measured distance will be approximately 5 mm too long.

Correct Answer:

The measured distance will be approximately 24 mm too short.

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