Given the following data for a closed traverse, if the total length of the traverse is 1885.00 m, the relative error of closure or precision of the survey is?

Q: Define survey . Type of survey on basis on earth curvature

A: Survey is the art of determining relative position of point on above or beneath the surface of earth…

Q: Write F if true and T if false. 3. Geophysical Surveys can help identify resources without the need…

A: Asked: To check if the given statement is true of false.   Given statement: Geophysical Surveys can…

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: A traverse has the following survey notes. Determine the linear error of

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Q: Given the following data for a closed traverse in which the lengths of sides CD and DE are unknown

A: The values given in the question are as follows Lines Bearing Length (m) AB S 85o 58' E 541.56…

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: 1. The surveying team at UTM can make taping measurements with an error of ±0.03 ft per 100-ft tape…

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Q: Course Distance Bearing N 60° E S 50° E S 150 W N 76° W N 100 W 20m 1-2 2-3 25m 3-4 35m 4-5 25m 5-1…

A: To adjust length and bearing of course first we need to adjust the latitude and departures. For this…

Q: Provide a scenario for each (methods of leveling) where we can apply it in real life: - Direct…

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Q: 5- What is the maximum allowable error for a traverse of 2850 ft long with a required precision of…

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

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Q: CONCLUSION ON TRAVERSE ADJUSTMENT

A: The conclusion of traverse adustment is to get true correct angle and true length to get the right…

Q: What are the uses of open traverses?

A: The uses of open traverses are:

Q: For a 25-km baseline using a dual-frequency receiver, what static surveying method should be used?

A: Static surveying method:

Q: What are the disadvantages of Pseudokinematics surveys?

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

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: What are the mistakes made in satellite surveys?

A: Solution: The reflecting signals of the surface can basically increase the satellite distance to the…

Q: List the examples of closed traverses.

A: A traverse is series of lines end to end connected with each other whose length and bearing are to…

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: 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 factors may determine the best location for a base station in an RTK survey?

A: RTK (Real-Time Kinematic) is a highly accurate technique used to determine the position of a…

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

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Q: a) A closed traverse survey involved measurements of angels and distances between (5) stations A, B,…

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Q: Given the following data for a transit tape survey, by applying the compass rule, the correction, to…

A: Given: The values are tabulated. The correction to latitude and departure has to be determined using…

Q: pass traverse. values accordingly. Adjust the observed directions and tabulate

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Q: In a given closed traverse the sum of the south latitudes exceeds the sum of the north latitudes by…

A: To  know the precision of the traverse we must know the perimeter of the traverse and linear error…

Q: What are the major sources of error in a GPS pseudo-range?

A: The Global Positioning System (GPS) has now been utilized for a number of purposes, including ground…

Q: Given in the accompanying tabulation are the observed data for a closed traverse obtained from a…

A: Introduction - Latitude - Latitude is a performance modeling that indicates the north-south location…

Q: Explain the process of locating blunders in traverse observations?

A: Solution: Process of locating blunders in traverse observations Mistake and blunders are an…

Q: When conducting traverse surveys, what are the two laws that are often used to correct the…

A: A traverse is a series of connecting lines or paths. This process is called traversing. Open…

Q: List the fundamental steps involved in planning a static survey.

A: The accuracy criteria are among the most crucial factors to consider when designing a GPS/GNSS…

Q: You are assigned to carry out a closed traverse survey on a piece of paddy field land filled with…

A: Given: A land area of approximately 70m X 80m Client has budget restraints and high accuracy is not…

Q: What variables affect the accuracy of a static survey?

A: A networking or repeated measures technique is frequently used in static GPS surveying for location.…

Q: Discuss the value of the site reconnaissance prior to chain survey

A: Survey in which a general site vision  is done to just observe the physical and viewable factors of…

Q: Given the following data for a closed traversed LATITUDE DEPARTURE LINE +N -S +E -W АВ 18.01 318.76…

A: Error in latitudes=569.15-573.86=-4.01mError in Departures=540.89-436.41=4.48mLinear error is…

Q: The perimeter of a traverse is 5000.13 m. If total error in the latitude of a this closed traverse…

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Q: What is a Tachymetric survey? and what are the main purposes of tachymetric surveys? Is it…

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Q: Given the following data for a transit tape survey. By applying the transit rule, determine: а. the…

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Q: Defination of surveying? What are objectives of surveying

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Q: What is the concept of Tacheometric survey?

A: Given,  We need to describe the concept of Tacheometric  Surveying   So, let's Get started knowing…

Q: A distance of 200 ft must be taped in a manner to ensure a standard deviation smaller than ±0.05 ft.…

A: Given: The total distance is 200 ft. The standard deviation is ±0.05 ft. The deviation per tape…

Traverse Survey

Traverse surveying is a popular method of surveying. Traversing is that type of survey where several connected survey lines form a framework and the directions and lengths of the survey lines are measured with the help of a tool to measure angles and tape or chain respectively. Traverse networks involve placing survey stations in a queue or trail and using pre-tested points as a basis for looking at the next point. This type of surveying is different from Tacheometric surveying, where only angles are measured and the process of chaining is reduced.