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Survey Theory

The document outlines fundamental concepts of surveying, including the differences between various types of surveying, accuracy, and errors, as well as techniques for curve setting and GPS functionalities. It also covers GIS components, contouring characteristics, tacheometry, photogrammetry, linear measurement, and methods of chain and traverse surveying. Additionally, it discusses plane table surveying, leveling techniques, remote sensing elements, and astronomical survey principles.

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Survey Theory

The document outlines fundamental concepts of surveying, including the differences between various types of surveying, accuracy, and errors, as well as techniques for curve setting and GPS functionalities. It also covers GIS components, contouring characteristics, tacheometry, photogrammetry, linear measurement, and methods of chain and traverse surveying. Additionally, it discusses plane table surveying, leveling techniques, remote sensing elements, and astronomical survey principles.

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Fundamental concepts of surveying:

**** Difference between Plane and Geodetic surveying


*** Classification of surveys based on instruments used

Accuracy and errors:


* Difference between accuracy and precision
*Classify errοrs in surveying
* Describe sources and classification of errors.

Curves and curve setting:


**Prepare a list of the uses of super elevation
**Define Superelevation
*Advantages and characteristics of transition curve
**Define degree of curvature by arc and chord definition with figure
* Draw and show Important features of a simple circular curve.

GPS:
***Define GPS. Describe the segments of Gps with functionalities of each
segment
**** Describe various sources of errors in GPS measurement
**What is GNSS?
* Output and uses of GPS
*Mention names of 3 GNSS technologies
*Working principle of a differential gps
* what is signal "Transit time"
* Why do we need 4 satellites to determine precise location on 3D space?
*Land applications of GPS
GCS:
*Define GCS.
**Datum (Definition)
***Geoid(Definition)
*Show in a diagram how we can measure the elevation of any location with
respect to geoid.
*How do we measure the location of a pant on earth surface using GCS.

GIS:
*****Describe the components of GIS
*What is GIS
* Describe how spatial information technology might help us in
our everyday life.
**Define topology. Provide two examples to demonstrate spatial
relationship between geographic features.
*Explain Geographically Referenced data.
* Explain discrete and continuous feature
*Explain Vector and Raster data model.

Contouring:
**** Explain the characteristics of contours
***Define contouring. Compute a sutable interval in FPS unit on a map
having a scale of 1:3000
*State and explain the usage of contour maps
*Draw the contour line diagram of pond and hill
*Characteristics of contour lines
*Define contour interval.

Tacheometry:
*A tacheometer is set up with an anallactic lens, what will happen to
the tacheometric constants.
** what is anallactic lens.
* Applicability and sources of errors in tacheometry survey
* Control pants, Stadia survey (Definition)

Photogrammetry:
*Classify photogrammetry. Difference between different types of
photogrammetry.
**Difference between Aerial and Terrestrial photogrammetry
* Define photogrammetry.
*what is overlap of photographs in photogrammetry

Linear measurement:
* Names of six corrections which are to be applied to obtain the true length
of a line measured in the field. State whether these corrections are positive
or negative.

Chain surveying:
*Briefly describe the direct & indirect methods of chaining operation on
uneven or sloping ground
*** Usage of ranging rods and plumb bob in chaining operation .
***Conditions to be fulfilled by survey lines and survey stations.
* what is chain surveying?
* Define survey station, check Line, station,main station.
*Instruments used in chain surveying.
* *Describe chaining on uneven or sloping ground.
*Describe metric chain, invar tape, plumb bob.
* How to eliminate local attraction
*How to detect local attraction.

Traverse surveying:
** Explain with figure: True Meridian, Quadrantal Bearing
***** Graphical method of balancing a close traverse
*** State closing error
*Illustrate WCB and QB
** With figure, describe Fore Bearing and Back Bearing
*Checks available for a close traverse.

Plane table survey:


****** Define plane table surey. Discuss the advantages and
disadvantages of plane table surveying over other methods
***Explain any 2 methods of conducting plane table survey with
appropriate figure
*What are the common methods used in plane tabling?
*Discuss Intersection method of plane table survey.
Leveling:
*** Difference between Rise and fall & HI method in Levelling.
**With neat sketch, describe line of sight and turning point.
*Effect of refraction
*Steps in conducting Levelling work
**How can you conduct levelling for a pond or lake that is too wide to be
sighted across.
*Level surface, level Line, Horizontal plane, Horizontal line
*Different types of errors in Levelling

Remote sensing:
**Describe the elements of remote sensing
*Main goal of remote sensing
*Characteristics of remote sensing
*Define remote sensing.
*Steps for obtaining Information about a phenomenon by the use of remote
sensing.

Astronomical survey:
*Explain with figure: Celestial Horizon Longitude, Declination,prime vertical
circle
*** Difference between Latitude Lines and meridians
*Explain with figure: Declination, true meridian
*Explain with figure : Celestial Horizon, Terrestrial equator, equator and
azimuth
*Explain with figure: Celestial Horizon, Terrestrial equator, Latitude, vertical
circle *Azimuth, Altitude, Latitude, Declination
*circumpolar star, upper and lower transit of a star.
** For astronomical survey, explain all vertical circles are great circle,
however, all great circles are not vertical circle.

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