What do you mean by Site investigation?

Q: Why is the Resident Project Representative required to submit sketches along with the Report of…

A: - A Resident Project Representative is a person who is assigned to a project to work along with the…

Q: Why is cordless landline more convenient for a small construction site?

A: For small construction sites, where the site area is small, cordless landline is most effective…

Q: Define PDOP?

A: PDOP ( Position dilution of precision) It describes the error caused by the relative position of the…

Q: Define geotechnical engineering ?

A: The field of study of soil is the geotechnical engineering branch.

Q: Why is the Resident Project Representative responsible for the record-keeping system?

A: Resident Project Representative is a person working on a project, typically on a full-time basis, to…

Q: What do you understand by loop misclosure?

A: Answer Loop  Loop is the circuit of the close network.

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: 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: What are Quenchers?

A: Quenchers are substances equipped for engrossing energy from a fluorophore (like a fluorescent…

Q: What are survey controllers?

A: Survey controllers create computer files that contain the record of filed data observed. They can do…

Q: How is a scope baseline used to monitor and control a project?

A: The project description and schedule illustrate the scope baseline. It's one of the three benchmarks…

Q: what are project baselines?

A: Project baseline is important thing in the project management and we can easily monitor the progress…

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 are the dangers involved in using a survey controller?

A: Survey controllers are those automatic data-collecting devices in which the surveyor has to manually…

Q: Explain field reconnaissance?

A: Field reconnaissance is the general process of visualizing and observing the physical factors of a…

Q: ute Surveying

A: PVCSTA=PVISTA-L2=1000-L2PVCELV=PVIELV-G1L2=20-0.07L2Equation is…

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: What are static surveys?

A: Statistic surveying is relative positioning system. In this system, a series of receivers are…

Q: What situation does Route Survey is applicable?

A: The situations that require application of Route survey are explained in the following step.

Q: In terms of site design and development,

A: Civil engineers investigate the challenges of your project and find solutions to allow it to move…

Q: Explain what is Morganstern Charts for Rapid Drawdown?

A: The introduction to Morganstern's stability charts for earth slopes during rapid draw down is as…

Q: What is the mission of the National Society of Professional Surveyors (NSPS)?

A: Surveyors update boundary lines and prepare sites for construction so that legal disputes are…

Q: What do you mean by specific collecting area in an ESP?

A: Solution: The specific collection area is basically the area of the gas of flue through the…

Q: What is Field Investigation Report?

A: Field Investigation Report It is a report made by a person by visiting the field of study and…

Q: Can the records be used in Prelitigation?

A: Litigation is a lawsuit that is going or even pending in the court process. Pre-litigation occurs…

Q: particle size distribution : purpose? 1 paragraph for explaining PSD?

A: Particle size distribution helps in determining the nature of soil. It determines the gradation of…

Q: How final survey report is helpful?

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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: The main advantages of hiring professional Quantity Surveyor services in a development project

A: Brief concept- Quantity Surveyor- A Quantity Surveyor is responsible for the management and…

Q: Explain the term Triangulation?

A: Given : Triangulation

Q: What is Boundary value testing?

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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: Justify the requirement to list in a field book the makes and serial numbers of all instruments used…

A: Civil surveying is a type of engineering that entails assessing and recording information about a…

Q: What kinds of analyses may be carried out using the NLOGIT software?

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Q: Define quantity survey and its branches

A: Quantity surveying -  Analyzing  the works of construction process is quality surveying. It involves…

Q: Give 3 examples of: a. Mine Survey b. Topographic Surveys c. Route Surveys d. Industrial Surveys j.…

A: a)Examples of mine survey: To lay out physical feature of mine workings, building and plants. Mine…

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: What is Land Capability Classification

A: Land capability classification (LCC) is defined as the particular system of grouping the land in to…

Q: concept of mapping?

A: CONCEPT OF MAPPING:

Q: Define Unilateral Change Orders.

A: A unilateral change order/modification refers to a contract modification that will be signed only by…

Q: 2. Give the five important information to be found in the field notebook. 3. Enumerate at least…

A: 1. Important informations to be found in the field notes. 2. Types of surveying.

Q: What are the change orders for site change conditions?

A: A change order is work that is added to or deleted from the original scope of work of a contract,…

Q: How can survey controller data be stored?

A: The controller that runs the field software is an essential aspect of any surveying solution.It is…

Measuring site work, Excavation and Piling

Bid drawings typically include very little material about the precise requirements of site work operations, measuring site work and excavation work differs from measuring most other works on a construction project. The actual site work conditions are not provided and also the dimensions of the excavations are not known during the pre-construction phase. The precise measurement of the excavation and backfill of the earth material and topsoil is important for a contractor to decide upon the total cost required for the process. All the works should be carried out under OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) standards to ensure the safety of the workers.