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    SURVEYIN

    G

    Prof. V. Kanakasabai PhD

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    Definition

    Surveying is the art ofdetermining

    the relative positions ofpoints

    on,above orbelowthe surface of

    earth either by direct or indirectmeasurements.

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    Object of surveying

    The main object of any survey is to prepare a

    plan or map so that it may represent the area

    on a horizontal plane.

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    Uses of Surveying

    To show the ground features.

    To fix control points and thus to establish the

    boundaries.

    To set out any engineering work like buildings,

    bridges, roads, railway tracks and dams.

    To determine the relative heights of objects/

    points in a vertical plane.

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    Types of Surveying

    There are two types of surveying

    1. Plane Surveying

    2. Geodetic Surveying

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    Plane Surveying

    It is a type of surveying in which the earth

    surface is considered as a plane and curvature

    of earth is neglected.

    This survey is adopted over small areas upto

    260 sqkm.

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    Plane Surveying

    The line connecting two points on the earth is

    considered as a straight line.

    The triangle formed by three lines is a Plane

    Triangle.

    It is used for the layout of highways, railways,canals, construction of buildings, bridges,

    dams, etc.

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    Geodetic Surveying

    It is a type of surveying in which the shape of

    the earth is taken into account.

    All lines lying on the surface are curved lines

    and the triangle formed is a Spherical Triangle.

    It will posses a high degree of accuracy as itconsiders the effect of curvature of earth.

    This surveying extends over large area.

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    Classification of Surveying

    Depending on the use and purpose of survey,

    the following are the classifications:

    I . Based on the nature of the field of Survey.

    Land Surveying

    Astronomical Surveying

    Marine or Hydrographic Surveying.

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    Classification of Surveying

    II. Based on the object of Survey

    Engineering Survey

    Military Survey

    Geological Survey

    Mine Survey

    Archaeological Survey.

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    Classification of Surveying

    III. Based on the Instruments used

    Chain Survey

    Compass Survey

    Plane table survey

    Level Survey

    Theodolite Survey

    photographic Survey.

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    Principles of Surveying

    There are two main principles in Surveying.

    1. Location of a point by measurements from

    two points of reference.

    2. Working from whole to part

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    Principles of Surveying.

    Location of a point by

    measurement from two points of

    referenceo Let P & Q be the reference points located on

    the ground

    o This line PQ can be measured accurately.

    o Any other point, such as R, can be located by

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    Working from whole to part

    A system of control points is first established

    and fixed them with higher precision

    Minor control points are then established in

    between the control points and details are

    worked out.

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    Measurements

    In plane surveying four kinds of measurements

    are used.

    1. Horizontal Distance

    2. Vertical Distance

    3. Horizontal angle

    4. Vertical Angle

    According to the standards of weights andmeasures act (India) 1956, the unit of

    measurement of distance is metres (m) and

    centimetres (cm).

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    The angles are measured in the sexagesimal

    system.

    The unit of measurement is

    Degree

    minutes

    seconds

    This system is adopted in USA, UK, India andother

    European countries.