4. What are the fundamental principles of surveying? Explain briefly

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: Solve for the missing line details: latitude, departure, distance, and bearing. Lot Side Length (m)…

A: To find. Missing details of the lot. Length Bearing. Latitude Departure

Q: Name four (4) documents used in the development of Plot Plans

A: Introduction : Plot plans are important project documents that are usually started throughout the…

Q: When preparing a written report (which includes survey report, description, and sketch), the shall…

A: ASKED: To choose the correct option corresponding to the given statement.   Given statement: When…

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: What do you mean by Site investigation?

A: Collecting information, data appraisal, assessment and reporting potential hazard is known as site…

Q: Can you please answer the question on the picture, I Know it's not 8700

A: Given, Act title "Record of survey filing" in Professional land surveyor (PLS) act   To find :…

Q: Why was the survey foot definition maintained in the United States?

A: Survey foot defination:

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: A Boundary Survey provides the following information:

A: The objective of providing a detailed explanation of a boundary survey is to clarify the purpose,…

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: xplain when it is appropriate to use CESMM as a standard method of measurement

A: CESMM is for coordinating the quantity list and details of work and also ensures consistency. It…

Q: Parameters determine indexing method.

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Q: What is the function of a Quantity Surveyor (QS) prior to the preparation of drawings to the…

A: Solution: A quantity surveyor is considered the professional that is expert in the knowledge of the…

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: what are project baselines?

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

Q: The measurements can be, most likely, described as

A: Accuracy is the closeness of observations to the true value of a quantity. Precision is 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: Given the table below, compute the area of the traverse by coordinates method. Traverse 6 X-coor…

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Q: What are the many forms of PHP errors?

A: Various forms of PHP error are Warning error Parse error Notice error Fatal error

Q: Define land evaluation

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

Q: hat exactly is meant when the term "scope" is used?

A: The term "scope" describes the total set of goals and demands necessary to finish a project.

Q: Given the table below, compute the area of the traverse by coordinates method. Traverse A B C D E F…

A: To find the area of traverse by coordinate method.

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: 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 is the definition of a digital envelope?

A: Dear student, Please find the answer in the below attachments Thank you

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

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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: Define the uses of Bore log report ?

A: Soil boring: In the geotechnical investigation, soil boring is the practice that is used to…

Q: Describe the difference kind of land use in settlement

A: Land use” - It is the term which is used to describe the human use of land. It shows the economic…

Q: A contractor is to construct a tank to contain water for his construction project, given that the…

A: Given data:                                        The tank height  (h) = 2.4m…

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…

Q: What is the total length in feet of a road project that starts at station 10+00 and ends at station…

A: starting station =10+00end station= 125+35.23find the length of road in feet

Q: Question 5 of 20 2 FOmu An aluminum tube of outer diameter R, = 50 mm is heated such that it is…

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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…

Photogrammetry

Photogrammetry is a technology of taking measurements of physical objects present in the environment, using photographs. It includes the process of recording and analyzing a three-dimension image in the two-dimension form. Photogrammetry was invented around 150 years ago in 1851 by Aimé Laussedat, he was also known as the father of photogrammetry, but this method was not in use until 50 years after its invention. This method was first used in Germany by Dr. Albrecht Meydenbauer in 1893 who was the director of the Royal Prussian Photogrammetric institute founded by him.