11th - Which of the following is not a major coordinate system ? a) polar coordinate system OB) Angular coordinate system OC) UTM projection coordinate system OD) geographic coordinate system O TO) perpendicular coordinate system

Q: ( Centroid: Centroid is an imaginary point in a section where entire area of section is assumed to…

A: Brief concept introduction- The centroid is the average position of an object's points. When the…

Q: Determine coordinates of centroid of the following shaded area. y 60 mm 20 mm 60 mm -X- 20 mm

A: Consider the given figure Calculate area of the of these two section A1=60×20=1200 mmA2=60×20=1200…

Q: Map distance=5 cm Ground distance%3D2 km Determine scale

A: Given data : The value of map distance=5 cm The value of ground distance=2 Km   To find: Scale of…

Q: Give other methods of determining the horizontal distance between two points.

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Q: Translate a square ABCD with the coordinates A (3, 0), B (5, 0), C (5, 5), D (3, 5) by 3 units in…

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Q: Question 5 The map scale is 1"=40-ft. The distance between two features on the map are scaled to be…

A: In survey, while measuring the distance or area, we always measure the real or actual distance, but…

Q: What is the Global Coordinate System (GCS)? Why was the Viewing Coordinate System created?

A: Global Coordinate system is a coordinate system in which we are enabled to make a location details…

Q: 3)The accompanying tabulation gives elevations of points over the area 20m by 20m city lot.The…

A: Contour: The imaginary line joining points of equal elevations on the ground surface is known as…

Q: List the different meridians are used to specify directions?

A: The direction of a survey line can be defined in two ways: Relative to each other  Relative to some…

Q: 6 - The amount of detail shown on maps depends on which of the following? O a) The face measurement…

A: Brief concept- Map- It is a representation of an area on a small scale.

Q: 13. The x and y coordinates of a point P is (- 5, 8). Convert this to polar coordinates. 14.The…

A: draw coordinates first

Q: Scale refers to the relationship which the distance between any two points on the map bears to the…

A: The scale of a map is used to relate the distance on a map to the corresponding actual distance on…

Q: 1.13 List the legal requirements for registration as a land surveyor in your state. 1.14 Briefly…

A: There are different eligibility criteria to become a land surveyor. One should need to fulfill all…

Q: 1. On a map of scale 1:75000, the map distance measured between points X and Y is 5 cm. Determine…

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Q: A map is drawn to a scale of 1 : 500. What distance does 145 mm on the plan represent on the ground…

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Q: 610 mm 813 mm y 1220 mm 660 mm

A: Given Data  volume is given cuboid and right angle triangular prism with x=1220 mm y=813 mm z=660 mm…

Q: Which Coordinate System can be defined with its origin at any location and with its three axes in…

A: Cartesian coordinates allow one to specify the location of apoint in the plane , or in thethree-…

Q: 14.The polar coordinate of a point is (10, 60degrees). Convert to Cartesian coordinates.

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Q: 2. Convert the following decimal degrees to Degree Minute Second (DMS) Format a) 311.155°

A: Given: The angle in decimal degree is 311.155⁰ One degree (°) is equal to 60 minutes (') and equal…

Q: Map scale is identified as a ratio between Select one: O a. ground distance to map distance O b. map…

A: Given data : The value of distance on map=DM The value distance on ground=DG   Required : Map scale

Q: Which of the following major coordinate systems between does not take place? a) UTM projection…

A: Brief concept- Coordinate system- This system is used to locate the points and their properties such…

Q: GIS is an abbreviation for Geographic Information System.

A: what is GIS? Geographic information system is a computer based information system design to accept…

Q: All azimuths are measured from South.  All angles must be written to the nearest minute only.  All…

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Q: 3)The accompanying tabulation gives elevations of points over the area 20m by 20m city lot. The…

A: Contour: An imaginary line that connects the points of equal elevations on the ground surface is…

Q: What is Planimeter?

A: Planimeter is defined as:

Q: Earth Crust Definition

A: Earth's crust is the outermost layer on the earth. The volume of the earth's crust is around 1% of…

Q: The coordinates of centroid for the following section is 150 mm - 20 mm 20 mm 20 mm 300 mm 500 mm

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Q: 4. Please present the following angle, xy= 49.9999°, in sexagesimal units.

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Q: write importance of maps, mapping and techniques for geologic structures to civil

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Q: The Global Coordinate System (GCS) is an acronym for Global Coordinate System. What motivated the…

A: Global Coordinate System is an absolute reference system which is used to define locations of nodes…

Q: the orientation of a planar structure in space (i.e., in a geographic coordinate system) is defined…

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Q: 1. The x and y coordinates of a point P is (- 7, 10). Convert this to polar coordinates.  2. The…

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Q: What are the types of coordinate system? Illustrate with neat figure.

A: Generally two types of coordinate systems viz, Catesian Coordinate. Polar Coordinate.  Cartesian…

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A: Usibg relation :L=NS22H1+H2H1=H2=H

Q: What is meant by Earth-centered, Earth-fixed (ECEF) coordinate systems?

A: Earth-centered, Earth fixed (ECEF) coordinate system is a coordinate system in which center of earth…

Q: Differentiate geodetic datum from reference system and reference frame

A: We have to define the geodetic datum and reference frame and reference system according to the…

Q: All azimuths are measured from South.  All angles must be written to the nearest minute only.  All…

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Q: An imaginary line joining the points of equal elevation on the surface of the earth represents A)…

A: Introduction- Isohyets are imaginary lines on map joining points having same amount of rainfall.

Q: 6. These are short distances measured perpendicular to the reference or base line. * Offsets…

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Q: Locate the centroid (x̅, y̅)of the following areas:

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Q: Elucidate satellite reference coordinate system?

A: The reference coordinate system refers to the frame of reference that give information about the…

Q: Differentiate spatial dimension with temporal dimension.

A: The future, present and past of temporality and objective time are incorporated into temporal…

Q: Search for the different surveyor's hand signals - definitions and illustrations

A: Hand signals in surveying: In surveying there occur situations when the crew members have to be at…

Q: Determine the centroid coordinates, Xc and Yc, use table attached.

A: We have the properties of the given sections as,  W18X46 area, A = 13.5 in2 Depth of section, d =…

Q: Question Bank - Centroids Use integration to compute the coordinates of the centroid of the…

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Q: 6. Cartography symbols depend on a) map scale & map purpose b) represented area e) size of paper 7.…

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Q: Which of the following method of drawing circle will be used when a circle is to be drawn so that…

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Q: Polar coordinates are mostly used for drawing O Arc O Ellipse O Angular lines O None of the above

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Q: Define Global positioning systems .

A: Global Positioning System (GPS) The Global Positioning System can be defined as the navigation…

Coordinate Geometry of Survey

Coordinate geometry (COGO) is a method of inserting surveying or engineering data into geographic information system (GIS), computer-aided design (CAD), or mapping software. These data can be collected on the proposed construction site using standard surveying techniques and instrumentation or may be taken from existing maps, engineering plans, drawings, or records. Data gathered on the site includes coordinates of points, bearings, and distances between points. The data are noticed and noted through conventional surveying procedures, like a traverse or layout measurement series and it can be either digital or non-digital. The maps and plans are inclusive of boundaries, divisions, and other components, and these features are shown with coordinate values, the lengths, offset distance, and bearings between them.