Study Guide for Surveying and Leveling Course
Unit-I
•
Definitions,
Principle,
Various
types
of
surveying-Based
on methods
and
instruments,
•
Classifications,
uses,
necessity
and
use
of
various
scales
and
verniers
•
Different
types
of
ranging, tapes, chains,
linear
measurements,
approximate,
direct, optical
and
electronic
methods,
Chain
Surveying,
Minor
Instruments
for
setting
out
right
angle.
Int
r
oduction
Course
details
First
part
of
a
two-semester-course
3
Hours
Lecture
&
2
hours
Practical/week
with
4 Course
Credits
Communication:
•
Activities
involve
lectures,
practicals,
tutorials
and
a
field practice
•
Lectures
- provide
the
theoretical
background
of
the
topics
•
Practicals
-
practical
sessions,
in
which
You‟ll
carry
out
measurements
and
process
them.
•
Tutorials
- if
there‟s
a
need
for
additional
guidance
in
the
preparation
for
assessments.
Please
note
that
You
have
to
arrange
an appointment
in
due
time.
•
Field
Practice.
Surveyin
g
•
“Surveying
is
the
art
of
and
science
of
determining the
relative positions of
various
points
or
stations
on the surface
of
the
earth
by
measuring
the
horizontal
and
vertical
distances,
angles,
and
taking
the
details
of
these
points
and
by
preparing
a
map
or
plan
to
any
suitable
scale
.”
Leveling
•
Leveling
is
a
branch of
surveying which deals
with
the
measurement
of
relative
heights
of
different
points on, above or below the surface
of
the
earth.
Thus
in
leveling,
the
measurements
(elevations)
are
taken
in
the
vertical
plane.
This study guide provides an overview of topics covered in a Surveying and Geomatics course, including definitions, instruments, ranging methods, scales, and verniers. It delves into the art and science of surveying for determining positions on Earth's surface, as well as the principles and practices of leveling to measure height differentials. The course involves lectures, practical sessions, tutorials, and field practice to enhance understanding and application of surveying techniques.
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ESHAN COLLEGE OF ENGG FARAH (MATHURA) NAME-DEEPAK KUMAR BRANCH-CIVIL ENGINEERING SUB-SURVEYING&GEOMATICS
Unit-I Definitions, surveying-Based on methods and instruments, Classifications, uses, necessity and use of various scales and verniers Different types of ranging, tapes, chains, linear measurements, approximate, direct, optical and electronic methods, Chain Surveying, Minor Instruments for setting out right angle. Principle, Various types of
Introduction Course details First part of a two-semester-course 3 Hours Lecture & 2 hours Practical/week with 4 Course Credits Communication: Activities involve lectures, practicals, tutorials and a field practice Lectures - provide the theoretical background of the topics Practicals - practical sessions, in whichYou llcarry out measurements and process them. Tutorials - if there sa need for additional guidance in the preparation for assessments. Please note thatYou have to arrange an appointment in due time. Field Practice.
Surveyin g Surveying is the art of and science of determining the relative positions of various points or stations on the surface of the earth by measuring the horizontal and vertical distances, angles, and taking the details of these points and by preparing a map or plan to any suitable scale.
Surveyin g
Leveling Leveling is a branch of surveying which deals with the measurement of relative heights of different points on, above or below the surface of the earth. Thus measurements (elevations) are taken in the vertical plane. in leveling, the
