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Objectives Students must be able to level a site with an automatic or tilting level. They have to be able to make all necessary calculations to become spot heights and contours. Students must be able to measure horizontal and vertical angles using right and accurate methods. They must be able to make all necessary angle calculations. Furthermore, students must be able to survey a site using a total station and coordinate calculations.
Prerequisites 1st year course surveying
Topics Levelling: types of levels and methods of measurement
Theodolites and their use
Angle measurement
Total stations: features, onboard software
Electronic datarecording
Control surveys: types of traverse and their fieldwork
Reconnaissance
Calculation of whole-circle bearings
Calculation of co-ordinates
Teaching Methods lectures
demonstrations
exercises
group reports
field work
Materials used "Praktisch landmeten", R. Jonkers, Uitgeverij Waltman, Delft1984, ISBN 90 21230 91 7, 182 blz.
"Landmeten en waterpassen" , Schemerhorn, Van Steenis en Wagenaar, Stichting Wetenschappelijke Revolutie, 1982 272 blz.
Surveying for engineers J. Uren en W.F. Price Uitgeverij McLillan London 1994 586 blz ISBN 0-333-57705-1
Topographic tools
Teacher's course
Surveying equipment
Study guidance Teacher is prepared to answer all your questions, even between lessons.
Assessment Scoring system :
written examination
Study costs ± € 5.00
ADVICE:
Doing your utmost during field exercises is very important.
Lecturer(s)
Johan ISSELEE
Language
Dutch
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