Station 1+25 represents O 125 feet from the start of a reference course O 125 feet 26 feet 125 feet from the end of a reference course

Q: The six standard views in orthographic projection are front, top, bottom, and what?

A: Answer : Left view Right view  Rear view

Q: What is wrong with the picture at right?" (<25 words) YES! Safel NOI Unsafel

A: A picture including of two images where different cases of cylinders were given.

Q: Where should the Drawings of clarification that contain supplemental information be kept and why?

A: The clarification drawings containing supplementary information is often needed in any construction…

Q: I would appreciate it if you could explain what you mean when you say "GIS."

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Q: Why are Construction Photographs needed?

A: There are various reason for the Need of construction photograph some of them are mentioned here:

Q: Differentiate between BIM and 3DModeling?

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Q: What is the Global Coordinate System (GCS)? Why was the Viewing Coordinate System created?

A: Global Coordinate system is a coordinate system in which we are enabled to make a location details…

Q: Please fill in the blank for this question please! A *blank* call identifies a corner or boundary,…

A: A _________call identifies a corner or boundary, usually as some object that constitutes the…

Q: Indicate briefly, using words or sketches, how geosynthetics have been used to prevent groundwater…

A: Applications of Geosynthetics that are used to prevent ground water contamination:

Q: Describe what is Translational slides.

A: Translational slides:

Q: Prioritize the following line types. If a line type is prioritized, that means that it will be…

A: Object lines, center lines and hidden lines are various types of lines used in construction…

Q: How does the project manager make use of cameras and for what purposes

A: The optical technology like cameras can be used by project manager at site for the effective and…

Q: Exercise 1.6: Estimate the dimensions. Draw the Front view, Top view and Right view. Draw the…

A: Question related to the engineering drawingsmodel is given  FINDFront viewtop viewright…

Methods of Surveying

Surveying is the practice to determine the relative three-dimensional positions of various points on the earth’s surface. This is done by computing the vertical and horizontal distances, angles between the points, collecting the observations, and plotting them on a map of any appropriate scale. Accuracy can be achieved by using the latest instruments like a theodolite, tachometer, etc. Leveling is a subdivision of surveying where the objective is to locate the elevation of objects considering a datum level.