What situation does Route Survey is applicable?

Q: Define Land Drainage.

A: Drainage is a reverse method of irrigation  This is generally known as the removal / disposal of…

Q: Define the term Site access?

A: - Site access refers to the  right or permission given to some personals for their entry into the…

Q: What situation does Hydrographic Survey is applicable

A: Hydrographic survey is study of underground water features.

Q: Why is it important to verify measurement orientation of the construction plan?

A: Measurement of construction plan : Measurement is the transformation of drawn information into…

Q: Give one solution for Inaccessible roads

A: A significant limitation with creating and keeping up rustic streets is the way that they are,…

Q: 9. What type of surveys needs to fix the boundaries of municipalities and of state and federal…

A: The practice, profession, art, and science of identifying the terrestrial or three-dimensional…

Q: Write an introduction report on the topic of topographic surveys

A: Topic : Topographic surveys

Q: Designing a database for railways in the Iraqi state and its associated stations

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Q: Given the technical description of a triangular lot. Compute the area and perimeter of the lot. LINE…

A: we can find the area of a lot by DMD method and DPD method .   I have find this area of lot by DMD…

Q: What is the main difference between Triangulation and Trilateration?

A: Difference Triangulation and Trilateration: Angles are measured in triangulation but in the…

Q: What are the activities conducted by International Federation of Surveyors?

A: There are ten committees formed for conducting certain activities by FIG Committee 1- Practice for…

Q: What situation does Topographic Survey is applicable?

A: Topographic Survey is basically done to study the different features of land surface.

Q: How to find the area and perimeter. Explain it and solve.

A: Given data- Depth = y Angle  = 40

Q: How many GPS Satellites are present?

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Q: Described Origin-Destination Trip Survey, equipment list

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Q: DEFINE THE FOLLOWING: ITEM DESCRIPTION 1.Depth-Area Relationship 2.Maximum Depth-Area Duration Curve…

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Q: What are cadastral surveys, and how do they work?

A: Cadastral surveys is generally  relating to land boundaries and subdivisions which is made to create…

Q: Define Site investigation

A: Site Investigation : Site investigation is the process of collecting information, assessment of the…

Q: Define spot speed studies

A: Answer:- Spot speed:- It is the instantaneous speed of a vehicle at a particular location. Spot…

Q: Define Aerial Photographs.

A: Aerial Photographs:

Q: Describe the work procedure for mapping of the construction site that located far from the main road…

A: PROCEDURE FOR MAPPING OF THE CONSTRUCTION SITE IS GIVEN BELOW :

Q: closed traverse is as follows:

A: Given: Station X (Easting) Y (Northing) 1 0 0 2 53 56 3 108 115 4 165 177 5 224 242 6…

Q: Define baseline and explain the main purpose of creating a baseline

A: Baseline: The line on which the framework of the survey is built is called as Base line. It is the…

Q: What is filter drag model?

A: Answer:- Filter Drag Model:- The resistance across the fabric dust layer is called filter drag. The…

Q: define the term 'highway geometrics'

A: Given Data; highway geometrics.

Q: Q#4: Define Baseline, Main survey line, check line and tie line?

A: - Baseline, main survey line, check line and tie lines are mostly used in triangulation surveying to…

Q: What is Geotechnical Design ?

A: Geotechnical is an important aspect in civil engineering. Geotechnical deal with behaviour of soil…

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: Set-back distance is the distance between OCA) Road land boundary and building line O(B) Road land…

A: Setback distance is also known as clearance distance . Setback distance is the distance between road…

Q: .Find scale and units of map 2.Find DATUM & UTM

A: From the given question it is required to Find scale and units of map. Find DATUM & UTM.

Q: What organizations in your state furnish maps and reference data to surveyors andengineers?

A: Brief concept- Surveyors and engineers need certain maps and reference data. These data and maps are…

Q: If the scales indicated in the maps are: 1:10000, 1:5000, 1:750000, 1:25000 and 1:50000,…

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Q: What situation does Cadastral Surveys is applicable

A: Given data in question  Cadastral survey To be discussed  Situation under which cadastral survey is…

Q: List 10 uses for surveying other than property and construction surveying.

A: The technique, profession, art, and science of identifying the two-dimensional or three-dimensional…

Q: Explain reconnaissance survey, index sketch and reference sketch?

A: Note :- As per our guidelines we are not allowed to provide handwritten solutions. Reconnaissance…

Q: Explain the code pseudo range model?

A: The pseudo-range is the fictitious length between a satellite and a satellite navigation receiver,…

Q: Describe how you would ensure a fire belt of appropriate width is created around the entire farm…

A: Solution: GIS  refers to the Geographic Information System which analyzes, manage, creates and maps…

Q: Describe the Origin-Destination Trip Survey, equipment list

A: It has been asked in the question to listout the equipments used in origin and destination trip…

Q: What are hydrographic surveys, and why are they important?

A: Hydrography is indeed the study of measuring and describing the physical characteristics of the…

Q: concept of mapping?

A: CONCEPT OF MAPPING:

Q: Discuss how engineering surveys are involved in the construction of the MRT and role of engineering…

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Q: Which of the following is FALSE? Group of answer choices A)GIS stands for geographic information…

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Q: Describe how a GIS can be used in flood emergency planning.

A: A Geographic Information System (GIS) is a computer programme that analyses and displays information…

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

A: Survey is the art of determining relative positions of point on, above or beneath the surface of…

Q: LATITUDE LINE 1-2 2-3 3-4 4-5 5-1 +9.15 -8.41 -24.15 +6.21 +17.10 Using transit rule, determine the…

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Q: 3 List the legal requirements for registration as a land surveyor in your state.

A: Organizations must fulfill a variety of licensing and registration standards before offering…

Q: The choices are 455, 450, 440 and 445 kN

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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.