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Q: a. What are the characteristics of Hydrograph?

A: As per our guidelines we answer one question .Kindly resubmit the question for second part solution.…

Q: What are the characteristic of hydrograph?

A: A hydrograph is a graph showing plot between rainfall over a particular interval of time at a…

Q: What are the disadvantages or limitations to the use of dilatometer equipment?

A: The flat plate Dilatometer test (DMT) is an in-situ test device with specific advantages that can be…

Q: What is the importance of surveying in our everyday lives

A: Surveying is a discipline that includes all methods for measuring, processing, and spreads…

Q: Given a chance to talk to riverside or seaside residents who (1) have no background on engineering…

A: Hydrographic surveying is a branch of surveying any water  body of water such as a lake, harbour,…

Q: Illustrate and discuss briefly the five distinct features of a hydrograph.

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Q: Describe what is meant by aerial system in built environment

A: Aerial system- These are defined as a highly advanced system which can be of multipurpose use to…

Q: What is the main purpose of Hydrographic Surveys in the Civil Engineering field?

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Q: As part of the survey team, can you create your own hand signals? Explain As a future engineer,…

A: Surveying of land is very immense task. Many times survey occurs over a land which is huge and…

Q: Explain about Geotechnical Measurements ?

A: Geo-technical measurement:   Geo- technical measurement are the measurement which performed to know…

Q: Explain the Effect of Submergence.

A: Submergence of soil refers to the condition where the water table rises above the soil the and due…

Q: Aerial photography was taken at a flying height of 1250m above average terrain. If the camera focal…

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Q: What are the assumptions and limitations of Sherman's Unit Hydrograph Theory?

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Q: Using specified examples, explain how chromatography and spectrophotometry assist in the monitoring…

A: APPLICATIONS OF CHROMATOGRAPHY AND SPECTROPHOTOMETRY IN MONITORING AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT…

Q: Explain what is the purpose of CPM /PERT network?

A: CPM stands for critical path method. It is used for a repititive type of project like which have…

Q: Give some examples of Geotechnical Instrumentation And Monitoring Companies ?

A: As the infrastructure developed, then constriction instrument is also increases in large number.…

Q: Why distance measurement is regarded as the most fundamental of all surveying observations?

A: Regardless of the relative height of the two places, the distance between two points in surveying is…

Q: Why it’s necessary to remove Scan Lines from Satellite Images? If you are assigned a task “Change…

A: The main aim of removing the scan line from satellite images is to get a clear image of the object.…

Q: 1.) (1 Point) A steel tape having a correct length of 981.661 m at 22.215°C was used to measure a…

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Q: Question - What is surveying and what are its two principles?

A: Surveying- Engineering work called civil surveying includes examining and documenting information…

Q: Explain the role & importance of using Piezometer ?

A: Piezometer: It is the instrument that is used to measure the pressure of the groundwater. The role…

Q: A site is underlain by a 6m thick saturated clay layer over rock. The unit weight of the clay is 22…

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Q: Use 10 kN/m³ for the unit weight of water. Question 10 A site associated with an excavation project…

A: Stress at middle of clay layer is given by ; σ'o = γsat - γwSand×6 + γsat - γwclay×3 σ'o = 20 -10×6…

Q: How satellite images are set up to observe change detection? How can verified from the data…

A: For observing change detection various techniques are available but satellite images are generally…

Q: Q2): The table below presents the calculated areas of closed contour lines (reservoir) taken by a…

A: Prismoidal method is for odd number of reading but if we have to calculate for even number then odd…

Q: Discuss the importance of surveying in natural resource management?

A: Surveying is a very important aspect of natural resource management since it provides data and…

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Q: What is the preconsolidation stress on September 1? Express your answer in kPa, but write only the…

A: Given Data:Effective stress at point A =50kPa Augst 1Effective stress at point A=140kPa september…

Q: What is the importance and purpose of Hydrographic Surveys

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Q: Problem No. 3 In the accompanying sketch it is desired to determine the length of AB across a and…

A: Solution: Given Data: Line AC=471.48 mLength of AD=322.35

Basic Concepts of Water Resource Sustainability

The majority of the earth's surface is composed of water. The water which is available for use by the living beings on earth comes from various water resources. Water resources are the naturally occurring water bodies that are intended to be used by the living beings on earth for drinking and other uses. Water resources provide 3% as freshwater, 97% as saltwater, two-thirds of which are frozen as glaciers and ices. The remaining water which generally doesn't remain frozen are the water resources found underground, precisely known as groundwater. The majority of these water sources act as non-convention sources of power generation, like in hydropower stations.