Disadvantages of theodolite traverse surveying

Theodolite traverse surveying has several disadvantages, including susceptibility to human error during angle measurement, which can lead to inaccuracies in the final results. It also requires clear sight lines and stable ground conditions, making it less effective in challenging terrains or densely built environments. Additionally, the method can be time-consuming, particularly for long traverses, and may require extensive calculations for corrections, increasing the complexity of the surveying process.