Abstract
35. The transmission of azimuth along a traverse is likely to be weaker than along a chain of triangulation. For example, a chain of braced quadrilaterals is loosely equivalent to four simultaneous traverses, one running up each side and two zigzagging across the middle. So we may expect the p.e. in azimuth after a line of traverse to be about twice the p.e. after one figure of a chain.
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