Lecturer: Wong Jee Khai
Surveying is the art and science
of measuring angles, distances and positions (northing, easting and elevation),
on or near the surface of the earth. First is to determine the relative
positions of existing points or objects.
The student will study both the
theory and practical application of Linear Surveying, Levelling Angle
Measurement and the Measurement of Buildings. In addition the student will
develop the ability to use specialist surveying equipment to complete land
surveying and building measurement tasks.
Learning Outcomes
- Apply
the principles of linear surveying to measure buildings and to solve
practical survey problems
- Undertake
the field work and computation for levelling applications such as flying
levelling, longitudinal sectioning and contouring
- Set
up and use a theodolite to measure angles
- Work
as a member of a team to carry out a field survey
- Produce a written report detailing fieldwork, observations, calculations and results for practical surveying applications
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