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The document provides an overview of surveying fundamentals, including definitions, objectives, and various methods of representation. It categorizes surveying into different types based on application and instruments used, such as geodetic, topographic, and engineering surveys. Additionally, it discusses principles of surveying, measurement techniques, and the importance of precision and accuracy in the field.
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Eaath Measurement
| Fon DAMENTAL _OF SURVEYING 3—
p> Seaveying is the ant of detomining nelative position
points on, above on below the earth guntace and Depres=
ting it numenically and on phically
1 S
Agna — Kanpur = 160 Ka ea
nelative meoas with nespect to Something
> To locate a point information cuch as honizentel distance
vertical distance, honizental angle
used
4!
vertical angle can ke
2
#/|OBRECTIVE OF SURVEYING :-
> Lt is done to collect olata fon estimation wonk
> To loyout structure on the gnound
> To detenmine nelatiye position
#| GRAPNCAL METHOD OF REPRESENTATION t
> Map on Plan —
I> Plan is a lange scale representation —
> Mop "small " -aepresent ation an 0 graph Can be _
| dove _loy Contoun on pot (evel ee
Contour gives loeten nepresesitation of onea - _
In spot level height of important place is only monked:
—#) Basic DEFINATION 3— - ~ 7
— ~ a
| Shape of Eonth 8 d
__|a) Obelate sphenoid 3
_ | 2 This name is given becouse eanth is flat af poles
> Polan diameter is 43:S Km smatter than the equitonial -
diameten -
b> Elllpsoid + in
> Eanth is termed as ellipsoid as the c/s on eqasator
is not cinculan bat elliptical in shape - ia
©) Ovaleids _ _
> This name is given because southenn hemisphene is
heavier than the Nonthem hemisphen
2
d>) Geo an
As we con observe there is no mathematical geame- --
try which completely defines the shape of eonth So --
Oo new nome js given to the shap: af _eanth ,)-e,
—| Geoid- aa
> Greoid concides mean sea level on moct of +he —
— ploces - a
—_| _
DS This a curve Surface ponallel to the spheni cal
cunface of eorth: Hence @veny point is equi- distaxt
Eros the centre of the eonth- —=> Level eunface is considenck in geodetic surveying
2
Honizontal Plane %
> Tt is a tangential plane to the level sunface-
> Honizontal Plane is L to plumb line:
4»)
Great Cincle
_|>> All longitudes one great efrcle -
I> T+ is the imaai cincle Passing through the centne
WAAginon;
of the corth and culling the eanth into two equal —
halves -
> Equator is the only latitude which is a great
cinele-
> Circles other than [atitude and (ongid-ude can be
great cincle| Greadefic Suey
6)| Stherical Angle % - i
> Th gag le Loma the tangents ot the point of jntercece
tion? da the anc Ca, | 72
> TRO" < “@+4b-te < S46"
p> Anea of spherical triangle is almaye less than
QAn* . |
D| Sphenical ems %
—_———————
EF
i
> Tt is the ois of value from 130 for summation
of spherical angle + 4
> S phenical trignomet sy can lee considered only if phoi_
cal axis is 1 second minimum - i
> Fon spherical x of 1 second wihimun oneg is (ASS -
Kin>CLASSIFICATION oF SURVEYING ¢
Surveying be classi fiedk on vaniou
|_os_applicetion, instrument usd, eumatene consideration
| etes — —
T) Based upon _C
vnvatune
Geodetic Sue;
Plain Suey _ - =
PP Cunvatune of eaxth' is not [> Curvature of comth is contiderd —
Considered 7
> Done fon small onea + Th js | Done fom large onea: Tt pe
not vey occunate tone accunate
> Anea less than (48-5 kn*|—> Anea greater than on
equal to IQS-S km?
—|P Plane trignametry is considered |» Sphenical trigonometry is
Considened - a
wae
> Plawe line one parallel [> Plumb Ime one non-panalle!
and Gem coinciding - _
[> Bone by local engineer [> Done by Survey of India
7 yer
Note:— For an anc length of 18-5 km, Cond length
is small by S32 cm.
> 18S ke _
UN yn
7 - TS S=TS2 > ROB RR a
D Posed upon Application
OQ) Topographic Sunye:
ey
> Tt is used to neprecent man made and natural —
features on tHe contr gurface -
7 > Seale used is 4% 2000 t 1 1,00,000 _Engineering Survey
> Used fan £499: Wonk such a8 dam, bridge, hightay
_g railway
[ding won Kk , scale odop tet 1s 1150 fo Ik 200 5.
Bridge, scale adepted 1s 112500 40 !
fj Highway,» tin taso te 1% so.000
J] Cadasteral Sure rae =
- > Used to represent +he property bouncan ae
| > Scale 4: l000 40 415000 n=
A) Hydrographic Suey ¢ -
I > Survey clone fan water bedies such as lake , bo a
river, gulf He
2) Astronomical Suwey :
> Suey dowe with the help of astronomical objects ~~
to detewmine time and location yo
£) Greqlogical Suey %
> Th is done to obtain infonmation about different -~
strata Clayers) of eanth sunface- fon the seanch of --
natural resources a
stoument 1
TE) Based on
®) Chain Survey * ie
> Simplest type of swwey nod
Vee
> Chain and pag, is used ~
> Only linean meacunement is done. ea
| [> Compass Sewey?
' 3 Done with the help of compass ,
> Linear measwemtet is done with chain on tope-
SD Aasulor a “ Compass| heodolite and levelling staff.
[eS Levelling eran -
> Tt is the survey in which vertical positio ion ts
defoninel wont a Fixed datum an Bruch mark
> Bone with the hep of auto -level dum py level,
d> Plane table Suwey + _
=> Collection of dota 4 its representation is clon
Simulfanequsly. a
e) Theadolite Suey +
> THis the type of Survey in which vertical
angle and honizontal angle is measured with the
help of theodolite & distance is measere) with
tope -
£) Tacheometnic Sunve
>This the type of survey in which vertical and
honizontal dictance is measured optically with
the help of inctnument 7
Q> Photognametnic Surveys
> Ty this Suey we take overlaping photos fon
dato interpretation:
=> Done when onea is inaceessible-
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#| PRINCIPLE OF SORVEYING
[Working rom hole to pari?
I> According to this
principle if we finst do the Senvey
wonk of the whole project with mone accuracy and
| thes do the port wonk pith less accunacy-
> Whole te pont acalited the eron and donot cause
| accumulation of owon
Whereas pant to whole pill glob.
alise the enon and
— Cavse accumulation of ermnon- _--
> tihole 7
PHA - ie
pat Ff /
——— i
D| Locating a point atleast with two measurement %
a
r? It is considered +o locat the point _uniguel
Cw
c i
7 ™, W =
: > a f.. > be
A 8 A Soa ce
Linan _ Meagureinent” Angulan Meatirenen? Linear Measunemert «
SCALE ® q
—_P Nuvereal scale and 9710 phical scale,
—__ © Graphical Scale s— is the scale drawn on the wa, 7
| such that distance on wap drawn represents Some
—| distance On ground +
— This ecole donot change shen map shrinks. a
—] Special types of graphical scale is clioganal scale:
Tas _caale help to measure upto 3 dimention
1 da 10s, Loos i=Youva
PP Numenical Scale iS _mepnes ent
Q@ Engg. Scale > used with unit —>
Q@ Representative Facton > unitles —> 1: Lo0__
ia RR fons i~ :
Lem § Low
Comat Lem i tke” {nom Engg: Scale to RF
a ten = dew
dee LX to00% 100 cm
> Lt
Lange Scale and Small Scale:- Wher something j ;
drown on a lange scale if is visible on the drawing
sheet on lange size
A Representative Seale with a smaller cenominaton is
a lorge scale.
4
4 smal 7
© tems Ike —— > “Toooee Ss ‘Scale
@ tens 00m ——-> a \oeae -
Tooee Seale
—
Q>| which of the following is longest scale ? 4
Q@ lem i asom ——> =
i @ ters gscocm ——y 2 :
- ee
® I* 100, ge, 008 = Vo000 00°
{Q< Li loo ————> 14 1
100
———
_[Netes- Numerical Scale oets changed when map “1
_shaink: ANetes— Shrunle scale
Shunk Facfon is always lees than 1: i
is smaller than oniginal scale
Plan of a onca
long mons measures
Lem = 1om - Det
shywal<
WS Con
wine
uch that a line oniginally 10cm _~
nly: Tf the oniginal scale was 4
Shrinkage Facton, Shrinkage scale _-
s-F.2_¥ ue 0-95 L
rm to
SG: Sfx OS = osx 1 z
Yooo .
a ne Ey Co nnn
oo (OSCE 7Th Map is not comecled fon chaimkage, Mrarund Bi
[ and, Connect Dic
Shown Facton CSF). _Y
x 1000
1000
Squaring looth the sides
GDBX GDh: MD. HD
SF SF.
TH
i ee
T= Cubing both the sides
ep cps ch = MD L MD MD
SF SF SF
Qd| Tin the patvious question the dist: measured b/w
point A & B is 100 Km, what is the correct distance
Solwi~ Ske 7
a
> ~ 102 2 198-26 ku
OrasA_previous ayuestion i$ 100 Kent
Libet
—— “los oe on _
on => CAs + = LlO» FOZ kw*
C ee
4 ecole
Jepart
Mismeading of Seale % sian! wren
! £
1: g000 T 176000
C=
¢ ¢
+ > wy) a
Connect Distance on growd= S000% 4
Measured = G000xa
1
1 Coos
1 cD: Boooxe 3000 :
nD G000x x Gooe :
+
= Represerlative Focton of Conong Scale
Repreientotive Packn of Conneel Seale
Ss cD. RF. of Wrong
MoD RoE. of Connectfren
9 Measured Anca ex a Map 1s 160 Ke* + TF way
—_}later found aunveyon used a scale of Lin 6000
instead of | in F000. Cal. Comect Area _ ae
Selni- oo MN -
ae ooo \ x tbo _ -
\ j — 7
\ 3000
2284-44 Kut
OSE OF VERNIER SCALE 3-
Vennien is a device used fon meaturing the reading
wd
port of the Smallest reading of the
which is fnrodional
main Scaleyie, it neduce
> Reoding with Vennien scale: (Main Scale reading) +
Creat Cuit X Vernion Katel
neading )
least count
Dintct VERNIER t-where, V2 Vernier scale
S= Main
Cada |
ANE
Lone monk length
ave Crdye
m
Being Leger
NCR Cast counts ~ vf
walle
[| Geing
s-[
I
cre
GD
pyBWNC/A023
QS| Arco measured from a map is 172 kw t+ The scale wri Hey
- | OW map is tin 8000 which wos wmisnead as lin 6000
Later it was found a line originally having length of loc,
is mow Sem on the map+ Find the connec anea on the
round 7
Soln:~ MiA-= LFQ kat ores WD
Comet Bs = lin 2000 cb
Wrong RFs lin Gove = 4S . 645
10
cS
ca. [ 6000 )x ire
zoso
= 305-28 kunt sort.
Chusidering Shrinkage. Sf oo
Aclual GA. . 305.78
(o-4s)*
= 338. 81 ket
(or)
CA, MA > 172. tao-se@ Kt
ee
es eatI]
cue
ded into 1080 ponts.
On vennien scale is €o-
a
Q>| Main Plate of a theodo lit
wnben of divisions
| GO dévision of yennien scale coincides with S4 division of
ie main scale Del the least cou
Seln.> Least count: s ~
SS — : -
K
\ zs -— oe
_vetnion. .
PERE 5 2 0'20 . OO%RSY
iia 60 LZ
Zz ie
SPECIAL Ty PES oF VERNER -
WD] Retrograde Vernier $=
___|2 in" divisions of the vennien scale MH G1) division of main
> _Nerncen dtvisions and main scale divisions incnease in —
opposite durection- a
leas} Counts Difference b/w % and Vv 5
7
wo Least count of vanver
we Leah tout oP main ecale
: wees | being seller -
{ mx ve (nede$ _
| ye (rex s
a- [=
2)| Double Vewier:— _
AP Grradmation on the main Scale ihenaies in one dictection
only it is called dinect vennien on single venicr- 7
> Tf neading on Main
le increase on beth the dinection- Id ic
called double vernienr-
Exterded Vernier 1—
> Wl divisions of venien scalef Qn-!) divisions of main
Seale
v
Py oy DF Count
ia
or 2 16 7
T _—
la3s4scee4 24567 24
[o
6 z
nd MAIN SCALE
as @
anne ee
taas- Ge)
”Fe PRECISION AND ACCURACY t—
p> Pnecisiont- Degnee of fineness and cone taken during
taking a physical meaStunement
> Accunacy t— A value is contidered Jo be accunate when
it 18s close to tnue value +
Note: Te plot on drow a plan accuracy neayd- also
depends upon scale of a plan-
> Limit of Human eye to draw min upto 0-25 mm
fs Exanple © 1+ 1000
*. Q:RS mm 1 0-2Sx 1000
RS 06 mm
250 cm
S hecuracy reqd- on Cield of
CMon aS cm
Me Aces y
Example @___1: 10000
7 O25 um + ORS 10000
| 2500 wa
250 cm
=
~~
e
~—__| Less accurate)sone discripensies Caused due to
_misundustanding ond poon judgement +
ov oved
_precedunc.
Conrclessness |
stake Con only oe connected if di
| tt can be avoided | oy adopt! ing Concful
> Enon: This ane discnpensics other than mistake
Ennons Measured Value — True Value a]
=
ea cay | E=M=T[
> Ennon con be of two typest- _
LD Random evron on Compensating Enron ot Accidental Fron
1 fempertot vem
> Sign of this ennon is not fixed. It con be G)ve
on ©) ve- :
Magnitude of such exnorn is veny Small:
Frequency of such ovion is very longe
No mathematical correction is neguinedl: _
Proportional +o Y~ Condin root) of Length of Line,
aac
i) Cums lative Ennon- on Systematic v197
> This + of erron follow mathematical on physical taw-—
> Tt is cummulotive in notune. a
> We ned toa ly mathematical so liction- -
> Pro pontional to rath of line
CoRRECTION !— —
> Tt is same jn magnitude as exon bat opposite in
sign:
L, | eames,
& Value ~ Measured volee
2 - (Heasuned value — True value +4? Moin punpose of Surveying is_to plot a mop:
I> Map is plotted on honizontal plane —
=> So distance b/w +wo point on map is beni zontal
projection of the distance on the sloping _gnound
—p Chain is used fon linear measurement:
_l5 Ty Inean measurement, Total distance =
we | |e Be
METHODS OF LINEAR MEASUREMENT 2~
Dinect Method Cchain ontope)
Optical Method C Tacheometny)
Electronic Distance Measunement ( EDME > Electronic
Distance Measwement Dnetrument)
> Different instrument's s-
a> Geodimeten
LY Disto meten
c) Meko meter
A) Tellulometen
@) Total Station
CHAIN SORVEYING +—
= mo. of arrows
with the follower x 1 ehain
Length
T
Te plot a map we ee off set from the survey lines
> OFFSET i= one lotenal 1 distance measured froma
1 Supvey line too point, yuere fon which information -
is collected +I> OBLIQVE OFF
F#E| BASIC DEFINIT TION S 3
D| Main Station t= is a point where two sides of A ve,
This station defines loo dony of sunvey anea _
DI Main Suey Linet—- is the fine joining the main station,
A Ex*- AB, BC CD Da |
E FE 7
2 Db
> Le
Cc
3)| Tie stedions on Subsidew Stations — The stations on
main Survey ling. Ex. EF Gy 7
4) | Auxiliony Survey line on Subsidery suey line 1 :
son Tie suvey Li 4
> Line joining the subsideny stations
> Ext EF, Gu a
[> “They neduces the length of offset. i
+
S| Base Line i
2 The Longest Line in the sunvey wont generally passing >
Hough the cevitne of the project:
> Ex. BD
6)| Cheek Line on Proof Line :—
[> Tt is used +0 check the accnaey of the sewey work: >WELL DEFINED TRIANGLE ~ 7
-of Chain Sunvey onto it divided lato triangle.
> bohile adopting,
the intemal angle of a
triangle
trimngle nanges from 30° fo 120°. Such triangle is
' domed as well defined
_ => Most ideal A
langle - 5
—— is equilateral triangle» -
—. | This is considered so that point of intersection is
—__ Clean kh isible on +he map
a -
——t Thar
t | [ O22 :
EQquiPMENTS USED IN CHAIN SURVEYING %~
‘ YD] Chain s-
> Types®
. a) Revenue chain (33 ft Long, 16 Links )
I) Guten chain (66 Ft- Leng, [00 Links)
©) Enginening chain Cioo ft: Long, 100 Links)
d) Met nic chain {20m loo Links 2
Bom long, 1S0 Links
— Notes— 1 mile = 80 Gunter chain
dame: tox (Gunter chain)”
__~_ 2) Tape 2- “
=> Types» =
_ a) Linen tape Cloth tope) + Net vey accurate. Deesnot —
remain straight dusing strong winds --
i) Metallic tape Chinen tape ++ Brass @ Copperwined?
—_— Mosnish is applied - Mone accunate than the linen _~
a tope- _ os
_—_— c) Invan Tape, C64% steel and 36% nickel) + Thermal
expansion co-eff is very Small: Hence vey accurate -
= aaTt is very soft and bate in natune
_d) Stainless steel tope Cwmade of starmless steel)
_ I> Wooden pieces used fon manking a definite port on the
ground
manently 6) temponanil
4) | Attno iw 4 _ _ _ a
—> Geneally mode _up of stainless steel -
> Used to count no. of chain:
>No. of anows with the follower represents no- of chain
used -
S>| Ranging Rod +
I> This uses to locate intermediate point along ao straight
line - This process of measoning in sfnaight line is called
TOHGING -
6)| Offset Rod s-
[> Tt is a ranging rod with a slot wade on 90°
[> Tt is used to establish 1 offset to the senvey tine.
D| Gwss Staff ¢- _4
> tis ued fon establishing Loffset wint- cunvey line
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