Develop your personal definition for the practice of surveying.

Q: What is the meaning of distance in surveying .

A: The distance is a numerical measurement between two points or objects, which shows how far the…

Q: What situation does Hydrographic Survey is applicable

A: Hydrographic survey is study of underground water features.

Q: Given a chance to talk to riverside or seaside residents who (1) have no background on engineering…

A: Hydrographic surveying is a branch of surveying any water  body of water such as a lake, harbour,…

Q: How do plane surveys and geodetic surveys differ?

A: In the plane surveying process of surveying the earth surface is assumed as flat neglecting the…

Q: Magnetic fields are only located at the geographic poles of the earth. That is why the magnetic…

A: Magnetic fields not only located at the Geographic poles of the earth, basically they are surrounded…

Q: Examples of direct measurement in surveying

A: In direct measurement of surveying those distances are measured directly that needs to be measure.…

Q: Situation A. Control Survey An equilateral triangular track of land has a length of one of its sides…

A: Given:-  An equilateral triangular track of land has a length of one of its sides equal to 8600 m…

Q: Question 9 Identify the geophysical method that can be used to locate, map, and detect underground…

A: Correct answer is option. d) ground penetrating radar(GPR)

Q: What is the main purpose of Hydrographic Surveys in the Civil Engineering field?

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Q: Note: Please answer all otherwise leave it. Thank you A)Define Trigonometric Circle. B)Mention Two…

A: (A) Trigonometric Circle:-                                            The trigonometric functions…

Q: What are the essential characteristics of a computer system being used in engineering surveying?

A: Engineering Surveying seems to be the general term that describes the role of construction…

Q: surveying technique shall be used in cadastral surveying'

A: To explain the surveying techniques used in cadastral surveying and explain the reason

Q: What are usually closed surveys which are undertaken in urban and rural locations for the purpose of…

A: To find out the survey which is used to undertaken in urban and rural location for the purpose of…

Q: Important terms of surveying?

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Q: 1.4 List some applications of surveying in geology, forestry, and archeology.

A: Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

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

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Q: Mention the summary of the length units used in past and present surveys in the United States.

A: US Survey 1 link 33/50 ft. or 7.92 in. 792/3937 m or 20.117 cm 1 (survey) foot (ft.) 12 in…

Q: Explain professional surveying organizations.

A: Professional Surveying Organization (P.S.O) is an esteemed industry or organization where a group of…

Q: History of surveying When did it begin How did it begin Why did it begin Where did it begin

A: Structural designing alludes to the structure of constructions or frameworks in the indigenous…

Q: Describe the use of hydrographic surveying and briefly explain the objectives of hydrographic…

A: The survey division that interacts for any source of still or flowing water including a lake,…

Q: 1.5 Why is it important to make accurate surveys of underground utilities?    1.6 Discuss the uses…

A: Answer (1.5) Underground utilities are accurately surveyed in order to achieve following scenarios…

Q: Q1 Answer the following: 1) State the uses of the following: (Vertical Plane, Topographic Surveying,…

A: A vertical plane is used for measuring vertical angles and through which vertical alignment can be…

Q: Explain how aerial photographs and satellite images can be valuable in surveying.

A: Satellite imaging and aerial photography has numberless applications in measurement. a number of the…

Q: In surveying, there are four basic measurements. Select the answer best representing these four…

A: Surveying is basically the measurement of distances and angles. The four common types of survey…

Q: Why survey controllers can be operated as electronic field books?

A: Answer:- Electronic field book: The electronic field book system was designed to provide to field…

Q: D#2: Write different uses of Surveying?

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Q: 2. Given in the accompanying tabulation are the adjusted latitudes and departures for a property…

A: Surveying : The technique, profession, art, and science of identifying the terrestrial…

Q: Which among the following is one of the principles of surveying?

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Q: When the level is measured, the leveling instrument to the front view (F, S) and the rear view (B,…

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Q: 6. What type of surveys needs to fix the boundaries of municipalities and of state and federal…

A: Surveying is determining the three-dimensional positions of points and the distances and angles…

Q: what is the angular unit used in surveying? autocad

A: The angular unit used in surveying is degree.

Q: A surveyor is supposed to determine the elevation at point B. (S)he starts from a known Benchmark,…

A: Given that; Benchmark=1200ft. Surveyor is supposed to determine the elevation at a point B.

Q: A survey which deals with bodies of water for the purpose of navigation, water supply, harbor works…

A: The survey of physical characteristics present underwater is hydrographic surveying.

Q: What is nyquist contour?

A: Surveying is one of the main branches of civil engineering which is helpful in need of measuring the…

Q: What are the differences between Plain surveying and Geodetic surveying

A: Introduction: In the civil engineering the surveying is the collection of various data of the land.…

Q: Illustrate a sample sketch of a hydrographic survey depicting all the set ups required.

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Q: What is the main purpose of hydrographic surveying in civil engineering?

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Q: What are those surveys made for determining the shape of the ground, and the location and elevation…

A: The purpose of a Topographic Survey is to gather survey data about the natural and man-made features…

Q: You're a new engineer reviewing length measurements from a land surveying project.  You're…

A: 3E2 feet means 3*100 =300ft

Q: 1. General classification of surveys which take into account the spheroidal shape of the earth. B.…

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Q: Use Coordinate Method to calculate the Area of the closed traverse whose data is given below. Draw…

A: Given:- Line Departure Latitude 1-2 +02.29 -20.55 2-3 -57.91 +11.26 3-4 -03.47 +19.70 4-1…

Q: Discuss the uses for topographic surveys.

A: A topographic ground assessment might well be required to identify distinctive aspects and altitudes…

Q: What’s the meaning of distance in surveying

A: The distance is a numerical measurement between two points or objects, which shows how far the…

Q: VERTICAL DISTANCES IN THE FUNDAMENTALS OF SURVEYING.

A: Vertical distances are measured along the vertical axis to determine the difference in height (or…

Q: 1.1 List 10 uses for surveying in areas other than land surveying

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Control Survey and Geodetic reductions

Control surveys or survey controls are used to establish reference points as a basis for various construction activities. Vertical and horizontal control points are to be established in a control survey to increase accuracy. After establishing the control points, all other types of surveys such as topographic, right-of-way, aerial mapping, construction layout, boundary surveys, and utility mapping can be worked upon so that control networks can be formed. The place from which the observations are made is called a survey station.