CH1 Introduction
CH1 Introduction
CH1 Introduction
Engineering Survey
Goal
The goal of this course is to give knowledge, understanding and
synthesis in engineering survey.
The students will be exposed to the field works to develop skill in using
some surveying equipments such as leveling, theodolite and GPS.
Amongst the main topics discussed are traversing, tacheometry,
mapping, setting out, triangulation, geometric design, vertical and
horizontal alignment, volume of earthwork, mass-haul diagram,
photogrametry, GIS, GPS, remote sensing and hydrographic survey.
At the end of semester, students are required to have one week
surveying camp to carry out a comprehensive fieldwork surveying.
This course is a core subject in both programs offered by the
Department of Civil & Structural Engineering.
Course Objective
Understanding:
What is Engineering Survey?
Why Engineering Survey very important in Civil
Engineering?
Theory, concept and practical in Engineering Survey.
Adjustment and Survey calculation in Civil
Engineering.
Student will able:
To produce survey mapping and can intergrate with
the engineering design work.
Course Backgraound
Who Know about survey mapping and engineering survey?
Site Survey, observation.. Theodolite, GPS,.....etc
...........
Time Table
Lecture/Lab/Field work
3 hours/week ++
Time: 8.00am 10.00am (Tuesday) DK6
3.00pm 4.00pm (Wednesday) DK3
Lab/field work: Near Tasik Kejuruteraan
Course Content
Week
Topic
Lab
Leveling
Yes
Tachometry
Yes
Setting Out
Yes
mid sem
Land Acquisition
10
11
12
Introduction to GPS
13
14
15
Project Presentation
16
Survey Camp
Yes
Yes
Any problem ??
Contact info:
Near Meeting
room JKAS
Phone: ext. xxxx
h/p: 019-3163068
Contact info:
Pusat Pencerapan
Bumi (EOC)
Phone: ext. 6767
h/p: 019-3163068
Reference
Bannister, A., Raymond, S. dan Baker, R., 1998. Surveying, 7th
edition, Person Prentice Hall, London.
Evaluation
5 - 20 %
5 - 20 %
5 - 15 %
10 - 30 %
30 - 60 %
100 %
Definition
Geomatics is defined as a systemic, multidisciplinary,
integrated approach to selecting the instruments and
the appropriate techniques for collecting, storing,
integrating, modelling, analysing, retrieving at will,
transforming, displaying and distributing spatially
georeferenced data from different sources with welldefined accuracy characteristics, continuity and in a
digital format.
4.
Introduction
Type of surveys;
Topographic Surveys
The main info in this survey is spot heights, scaling, contour & detail
features
Engineering Surveys
Proposing location, on the ground marking (setting out) & finally asbuilt
Cadastral Surveys
Importance of Surveying
IBS technologies
UAV
LIDAR
Scale
A Scale is a ratio between the drawing of an object and the actual object itself.
Example;
1
100
If the length A-B on the plan is 20.5cm, the actual distance on the ground is;
20.5 x 100 = 2050 cm = 20.5 m
- 1:50, 1: 100
- 1:50,000
Type of plans/maps
Types of maps is ;
a) Town Map
b) State Map
c) Topography map
d) Revenue Survey
e) Certified Plan
f) Remote Sensing
Town Map
Shows the details of the features such as roads, rivers, housing and landuse
Example of the map is map of Kuala lumpur- scale 1:15,000 & map of Johor
Bahru -1:12,500
Can be used for early planning to know the main features on the site
State Map
Can only show , main road and river, location of town/village and important
land mark
Topographic map
Contour
Road network
Main river
Landuse
Settlement
Revenue Survey
Useful to;
The main information in revenue survey map is, boundary line, lot number,
area & PA no
Certified Plan
Certified Plan (C.P) is a detail plan showing all the connecting lots
The main features in this plan is lots boundary, bearing and distance, road and
river reserved , coordinate and north direction.
Useful to;
Produced by Department of
Survey and Mapping.
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