A 0.65kg, 50m tape was standardized and supported throughout its whole length and found to be 0.00205m longer at an observed temperature of 31.8°C and a pull of 10KN. This tape was used to measure a 4% grade line which was found to be 662.702m. During measurement, the temperature is 15°C and the tape is suspended under a pull of 20KN. E-200GPA, cross-sectional area of tape is 3mm2 and the coefficient of linear expansion is 0.0000116m/°C. Compute the true horizontal distance.

Q: Explain Bureau of Land Management.

A: Solution: The Bureau of Land Management's mission is to sustain the health, diversity, and…

Q: Give an introduction to Hydrographic Surveying/Hydrography and specifically, the chosen field of…

A: Hydrographic surveying, also known as hydrography, is the study and measurement of physical features…

Q: Develop your personal definition for the practice of surveying.

A: Surveying is the practice of observing and assessing the relative positions of places in relation to…

Q: Given the Technical Description of a lot below, find the area of the lot using Coordinate and DMD…

A: *Multiple questions* As per our guidelines we are supposed to answer?️ only one question. Kindly…

Q: Given below are the corresponding data of a computation for the area given with missing data:…

A: - DMD for Course start and end 1 - 2 will be -16 5 - 1 will be +46 - 2A will be the multiplication…

Q: SANITARY PLANNING LAYOUT " C.   WATERLINE LAYOUT

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Q: Which are the most commonly used units in surveying?

A: Answer: Most commonly used units in Surveying In the English system Length- m or U.S survey ft…

Q: What are three applications of a geographic information system?

A: 1. Urban Planning and Development:Zoning and Land Use Planning: Urban planners can use GIS to draw…

Q: If A is at station 17+25 and B is at station 43+18, What is the distance between the two point?

A: Given: Chainage of point A is 17+25 Chainage of point B is 43+18

Q: Draw a sketch of the lot with the given info on the graph

A: The traverse sketch and the calculations are given below.

Q: Draw Profile by using Scale 1:50

A: The graph profile using a scale of 1:50 will be as shown below:

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 1: Attached is a parcel (40m by 60m) with a 10m by 10m grid. Plot contours from 98m to 102m…

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

A: Topic : Topographic surveys

Q: surveying technique shall be used in cadastral surveying'

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

Q: Detailed description of the procedure adopted for surveying including the setting out of the…

A: Question is based on the building survey . In the question procedure adopted  for surveying…

Q: From a reference line connecting 2 known points Example (property line), Distances are measured from…

A: Brief concept introduction- Construction layout- It is the way by which the construction is…

Q: Important terms of surveying?

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Q: FUNDAMENTALS OF SURVEYING UPVOTE WILL BE GIVEN. Please write the complete solutions legibly. And…

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Q: What situation does City Surveys is applicable?

A: The situations in which city survey is applicable is explained in the following step.

Q: Define baseline and what are themain purpose of creating baseline

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Q: what are the objects of surveying?

A: To write: Objects of surveying

Q: Define land evaluation

A: Land evaluation: Assessment of land performance for a specified purpose.  It involves various stages…

Q: What are cutoff lines?

A: The cut-off line is a:

Q: Explain professional surveying organizations.

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

Q: An engineer obtained the following data of a lot with two missing entries. Line Azimuth Length AB…

A: NOTE - Since we only answer up to 3 sub-parts, we’ll answer the first 3. Please resubmit the…

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: The scale on the map is 1: x. A lot having an area of 780 sq.m. is represented by an area of 31.4…

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Q: Explain: 1) Elevation  2)Mean sea level 3)Bench mark

A: 1) Elevation of any point or location in surveying is defined as the vertical distance of that point…

Q: What are the qualifications for the surveying profession?

A: To opt the profession in surveying one must have:

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: Compute the area in acres by the method of coordinates of the traverses whose corners have the…

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Q: Create an introduction about the use of area computation to determine property boundaries.

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Q: Consider a lot whose corners have the following X and Y coordinates (in feet): A (6000.00, 6000.00),…

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Q: The parcel of land is shown with the coordinates at points A, B, C, D, and origin at point O. Find…

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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: Define drainage divide

A: A divide wall which separates the two or more streams from a channel or river is called drainage…

Q: Explain the coordinate method for the partitioning of lands?

A: Land partition is a common activity for surveyors as well as engineers while conducting property…

Surveys of public lands

A survey is a method used to determine the relative positions of various objects on the land by measuring the horizontal distances between them. Briefly, a survey is a process of accumulation of data of various details related to land. The main objective of surveying land is to prepare maps to a suitable scale. Various types of maps such as topographical maps, cadastral maps, engineering maps, military maps, contour maps, geological maps, archaeological maps, and so on can be prepared by surveying.