Chapter 6 Basic Concepts of Surveying Name 1, XA = 534.158 m, yA = 462.257 m, DAB 104.321 m, aAB = 45°32'48". ArAB = ? AYAB = ? xg = ? yB =?

Q: What are the two types of kinematic surveys?

A: Kinematic surveying is the most productive and fastest technique of surveying. It uses relative…

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A: In geodetic survey the surface of earth is considered to be curved . This type of survey is very…

Q: In a Grid coordinate system you need to divide the survey zone into: Question 20Select one: A.…

A: Correct Answer: Option B is the correct answer.Since we know that in a grid coordinate system, all…

Q: The easting coordinate for a point is 632,506.084 m. What is the coordinate using the(a) Survey foot…

A: Given point is 632,506.084m (a) Survey foot definition Here, 1m=39371200 sft Now convert the point…

Q: The (X,Y) coordinates (in feet) for a closed-polygon traverse ABCDEFA follow: A (460.88, 139.31), B…

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Q: What are NGS calibration baselines?

A: NGS (National Geodetic Survey) is part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration(NOAA)…

Q: List the sources of error in determining areas?

A: Introduction: There are various factors that lead to errors in determining areas. Generally, these…

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: Which method is commonly used for mapping?

A: Mapping is an important part of surveying in civil engineering because it gives every piece of…

Q: Station X(m) Y (m) A 0 0 B + 170 +320 C +470 +90 D -110 E - 220 +340 <-40

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Q: hat scale ratio was used in the map

A: The scale ratio of a map can vary depending on its purpose and the area it represents. The scale…

Q: How are contour lines determined in a topographic survey?

A: Contour lines are substantial features in topographic surveying as they represent imaginary lines…

Q: O. Convert the arca 4.2 cm at a map (1/5000) in Don, Olk, m?

A: Given that:                      Area on map = 4.2 cm2Reperesentative factor of the map, RF = 15000

Q: Describe the geocentric coordinate system

A: The geocentric coordinate system (GCS) is a geographic coordinate system where the earth is modelled…

Q: Solve for axial force in member CF, DE, AB, HI, EF, and BC Solve for shear force in member GH, DE,…

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Q: What kind of information is provided by U.S. Geological Survey Topographic Quadrangle Maps?

A: The distinctive aspect of a topographic map with the use of contour lines of altitude to indicate…

Q: What is a cadastral survey control network? Please explain in detail

A: A cadastral survey control network is a framework of precisely measured and marked points on the…

Q: 3. If the contour interval of topographic map=0.5m, th map is ......... a. 1/2000 b. 1/1000 c. 1/

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Q: What is Triplaner Mapping

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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: Sample plates about Open Compass Traverse from a topographics map

A: Answer:- Open compass traverse:- A compass traverse is a method of filling in detail on a…

Q: Why it is important to check the reference system for the station coordinates?

A: A reference system is no doubt a specification of conventions and numerical constants. The…

Q: Rewrite the following in station notations: a. Stake located 1,602.325 m from beginning b. Stake…

A: 1 station = 100 feet  Thus station notation denotes how many feet you have gone ahead above certain…

Q: Site Engineering Second Semester 1442 - 1443 (2021 - 2022) MILWAUKEE Pleasant B

A: The analysis is done totally based upon the details of the map.

Q: How exactly does Direct Mapping work? It is what?

A: Each memory block in the main memory is mapped directly to a specific line in the cache using the…

Q: What is the coordinate using the survey foot definition? Express your answer in survey feet to…

A: Metric coordinateThe dimension of any structure or a component can be measured in the International…

Q: What is the difference between map generalization and spatial interpolation? (this question is…

A: Map generalization and spatial interpolation are terms related to GIS Required: To explain the…

Q: What is the stadia interval factor?

A: The Stadia is a technique for quick distance measurement using a telescope and a graduating rod. The…

Q: Briefly describe what is meant by a right handed system of coordinates

A: Introduction : The first right-hand rule is concerned with the force exerted by a magnetic field on…

Q: The (X,Y) coordinates (in feet) for a closed-polygon traverse ABCDEFA follow. A (1000.00, 1000.00),…

A: The given data is as follows: Coordinates of point A=1000.00,1000.00 ftCoordinates of point…

Q: A land shown as 16 cm2 on a 1/200,000 scale map is shown as 4 cm2 on another map whose scale is…

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Q: What is a traverse.

A: The traverse can be defined as it is a type of surveying in which many survey lines are connected to…

Q: 18.13 If a map is to have a 10-ft contour interval, which contours are labeled between the…

A: Contour interval(CI)= 10 ftElevation, E1 = 5089 ftE2= 5230 ft

Q: What does surveyors do topographic survey at site identification in irrigation project

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Q: What is a SYNTHETIC UNIT HYDROGRAPH?

A: Synthetic Unit Hydrograph:-To develp unit Hydrograph for catchment, we need detailed information…

Q: How total stations are also able to correct for personal errors?

A: A total station is an automated electronic device used to measure slant distances, horizontal and…

Q: Q1) map scale is 1:40000 (distance 8cm on the aerial photo ) on map the distance between two points…

A: given data: map scale=1:40000 photo distance=8 cm map distance= 2 inch

Q: Describe about the publicly available maps serve as good references for obtaining information about…

A: The publicly available maps serve as a very important tool for navigation and understanding of the…

Q: Q3/ The coordinates of traverse stations of a closed traverse ABCDE are given in Table Station X(m)Y…

A: Question is based on traverse survey . Coordinates of closed traverse are given in the question .…

Q: Rewrite the following in station notations: a. Stake located 10,682.325 m from beginning b. Stake…

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Q: 16m 5X5 5X3 7 5X5 5x3 10m 5X5 6X5 6X5 Wall Thickness 0.24m

A: Center line method is used to calculate  the quantity center lline…

Q: What are CORS and HARN stations?

A: Introduction : NOAA/National Geodetic Survey manages the NOAA Continuously Operating Reference…

Q: What’s a traverse?

A: The traverse can be defined as it is a type of surveying in which many survey lines are connected to…

Q: How should traverse stations be referenced?

A: Answer:- Traverse and traverse station: A traverse is a series of straight lines called traverse…

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