When using the rapid static surveying method, what is the minimum recommended length of the session required to observe a baseline that is 10 km long for *(a) a dual-frequency receiver, (b) a single-frequency receiver

Q: Describe possible errors which are encountered during this survey and how they can be minimised.

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Q: A field party is capable of making taping observations with a standard deviation of {0.010 ft per…

A: The number of observation will be: n=L'/L Where, n=Number of observation L'=Length using tape=200…

Q: 9. COMPASS the observed and calculated data for two different transit- tape surveys: RULE. Given in…

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Q: In preplanning, it is noticed that for 20 min there is only one satellite in the NW quadrant of the…

A: (a) The need for the survey for obstruction block: The Dilution Of Precision of three coordinate…

Q: iven below is the tabulation of the observed data for a survey. a)Determine the latitude and…

A: Given:- The observed data for the survey is given:- Course Distance (m) Azimuth from South AB…

Q: The objective of this practical test is to assess students’ understanding on how to carry out…

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Q: What information should you look for in an NGS data sheet for a passive survey mark to ensure its…

A: Answer  While looking for NGS datasheet for a passive survey mark to ensure its suitability in a…

Q: 4.14 A baseline of approximately 12 mi is to be observed with a GNSS eceiver. a. What method of GNSS…

A: The appropriate epoch rate and observation session duration for your survey should be determined…

Q: Enumerate the 3 general steps in horizontal control surveying and explain the relevance of each…

A: Horizontal Control Surveying 1. Traversing 2.Triangulation 3. Trilateration

Q: By using a 50 m Tape, the length of a survey line PQ measured at a building Site in Dahriz area is…

A: initial length of tape = 50m later it was found that tape was 6cm short so  error = 6cm error = 0.06…

Q: This question is from Hydrographic surveying. If you want to survey for 2m objects with 3 pings…

A: Given data- Side scan sonar-2 m object with 3 pings50 m range scale

Q: What order of accuracy does a survey with a standard deviation in the geodetic height difference of…

A: Given:- Standard deviation in the geodetic height difference = 15 mm  Distance between two control…

Q: Determine the most probable length of the measurements having different values based on the number…

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Q: When using the static surveying method, what is the minimum recommended length of the session…

A: Static surveying is used to generate any position on of high accuracy using G.P.S. Land survey…

Q: Problem 11 A survey party proceeded to do their stadia survey work as follows: the transit was set…

A: We have to determine the value of stadia interval factor of the given stadia survey and the data…

Q: Space Research and Remote Sensing Organization planned to deploy an aerial mapping technology in the…

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Q: What defines a GNSS observation session in a static survey?

A: The classic and quick GNSS survey techniques enable greater control in the identification and…

Q: 9. COMPASS the observed and calculated data for two different transit- tape surveys: RULE. Given in…

A: *Multiple questions* As per our guidelines we are supposed to answer?️ only one question. Kindly…

Q: What are the requirements of a base receiver in a static survey?

A: Static survey method is a method of the survey in which two or more than two receivers receive data…

Q: (D) (ENL) (ESL) (EED) (E WD) For each set of survey data, determine the linear mis- closure, the…

A: Surveying is a branch of the construction industry when balancing between different points on the…

Q: A field party is capable of making taping observations with a standard deviation of :0.010 ft. per…

A: Standard deviation is directly proportional to the times of number is increased .

Q: 9. COMPASS the observed and calculated data for two different transit- tape surveys: RULE. Given in…

A: compass rule is also known as Bowditch rule, is generally used for adjusting the traverse in which…

Q: ver terrestrial observations for surveying? In what circumstances should we not use GNSS?

A: Any satellite constellation that offers positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) services on a…

Q: Given the accompanying tabulation are the observed data for a traverse obtained from a transit-tape…

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Q: what is dual-direction test control sampling?

A: Sample auditing is the method used among the auditors to make their opinion based on the evidence…

Q: A survey crew tapes a distance 4 times. The average distance was 478.95 feet. The range between the…

A: Given: Average distance measured = 478.95ft, Range b/w longest and shortest distance = 0.08

Q: 3) Given the data in Table 2, what are the reduced HCR, VCRS, SDs, and HDs? Table 2: Traverse…

A: Given data:- Instrument @ C HI=1.533 m HR=1.300 m   Station HCR VCR SD A 0°00'03" 84°18'09"…

Q: What are the disadvantages of Pseudokinematics surveys?

A: Disadvantages : 1. The secret to accurate Pseudokinematics device positioning is to measure the…

Q: sources of errors and mistakes in Leveling?

A: The difference between error and mistake is in the context that they are used in. A mistake id…

Q: State the difference between a static survey and rapid static survey?

A: Solution:   A static survey is used to generate a high accuracy post-processed coordinate in…

Q: 4- A field party is capable of making taping observations with a standard deviation of ±0.010 per…

A: A field party is capable of making taping observations with a standard deviation of           +/-…

Q: 15.15 The manufacturer-specified accuracy for a PPK survey is +(5 mm + 1 ppm) at 68% probability.…

A: To calculate the 95% error for a control baseline observed using the stop-and-go method, one can use…

Q: Two field parties working on South Field Traverse each independently measured the length of one side…

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Q: What are the advantages and disadvantages of a quadrat sampling method?

A: Quadrat sampling is a widely used method in environmental studies for estimating the abundance and…

Q: What advantages does a PPK survey have over an RTK survey?

A: PPK survey : The term "post-processing kinematic" stands for "post-processing kinematic." Based on…

Q: Control surveying is referred to as the determination of the precise position of a number of…

A: There are some points on the ground whose position and location is known and are used as reference…

Q: In their Geodetic Surveying course, three groups of BSGE students were required to establish new…

A: Given, 24 instrument setups are required for each group. For each rod reading, the estimated error…

Q: How many nontrivial baselines will be observed in one session with three receivers?

A: Answer Trivial baselines are those lines that are formed when more than one GPS used in the field.

Q: What differences would be expected when sampling with a angle gauge or angle prism (point sampling)…

A: Angle gauge or angle prism sampling (also known as point sampling or variable radius plot sampling)…

Q: A distance measured 32 times using the same equipment and procedures, yielding a mean value of…

A: A distance is measured 32 times using the same equipment and procedures.  Mean Value = 120.12…

Q: Why should repeat baselines be performed in a static survey?

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Construction Surveys

A construction survey is a survey done on a construction site to mark construction activities and for laying out positions for construction equipment. It includes evaluating and estimating construction activities before the beginning of the project.