INS213 Surveying

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Course Goal / Objective

With this course, students are required to land surveying vocation will be able to apply the techniques and basic accounts.

Course Content

A-Land surveying techniques 1-Surveying requirement     a-length measurement systems and scales     b-angle varieties     c-coordinate systems 2- Topographic terms 3- Surveying methods     A-disabled measuring land     b-stroke steep terrain, steep rise 4- will be the use of steel tape measure and measure improvements. 5-Conversion of the angular horizontal dimensions 6-Nivon use 7-tachymetry use 8-slope pile driving B-leveling works 1-Leveling        a-Definition and process steps        b-Mira readings 2-Editing leveling carnet a-Transferring a schedule of Size b-Calculation of height difference c-According to the regulation of control operations d-calculation of the point of the height 3-Elevations carriage with optical instruments C- Electronical surveying 1-GPS measurement system 2-The principle of GPS device 3-evaluation of GPS measurements 4- Application Measurement D- To remove Section Height 1-Co upgraded the properties of map 2- spouse to determine the coordinates of the segment elevation on the map 3-length of the section line start and end points of the application of the land 4-spouse raised from the map, the land application of longitudinal section axis 5-steel tape measure (CSM) with measurement 6-Nivon use 7-Height accounts 8-Boy-sectional drawing D. To remove Tie 1-steep going up and down the field operations 2-spouse upgraded on the map, to determine the cross-section axis perpendicular Routes and enumerate 3-spouse raised from the map, Land application of the section axis 4-steel tape measure (CSM) with measurement 5-Nivon use 6-Height accounts 8-En-sectional drawing 9-The most important point on the section plane to determine the elevation and distance 10-most section of the waypoint using the elevation and distance to draw the cross-section. 11-The readout on the section 12-Calculation of the area with Cross method E-plankote Sizes 1-dimensional drawing operations    a-Definition    b-Types 2-black elevations 3-red elevations 4-Land volume accounts    A-fill volume calculations section    b-splitting volume calculation section   c-volume account of the mixed section

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Student Workload - ECTS