Surveying and Geomatics - B.Tech 3rd Semester Exam., 2019
Surveying and Geomatics
Instructions:
- The marks are indicated in the right-hand margin.
- There are NINE questions in this paper.
- Attempt FIVE questions in all.
- Question No. 1 is compulsory.
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On a turning point in levelling operation
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Method of repetition for angle measurement can be used in measurement of
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Cross-staff is used to set
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A negative declination shows that the magnetic meridian is to the
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The curvature error and atmospheric refractions are eliminated by
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To compute area of a figure bounded by straight lines, the figure is generally converted into a network of
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Which one of the following factors does not affect the relief displacement of an object in aerial photographs?
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The altitudinal distance of the GPS satellites from the earth is about
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Which of the following statements is not correct concerning refraction of the GPS signal in the troposphere?
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Discuss different types of levelling with the help of suitable diagram(s).
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A dumpy level is set near to station A and the staff readings at A and at the distant station B are 0.95 m and 2.87 m respectively. When the instrument is set near to station B, the staff readings are 0.46 m at A and 1.01 m at B. If AB is 300 m, then determine the collimation error in degrees. Also by assuming a reasonable value of radius of earth, estimate the curvature error.
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What are different types of bearing? Discuss the method of converting a whole circle bearing to reduced bearing.
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Discuss the different instruments used in plane table surveying. Also explain the method of intersection in plane table surveying.
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Explain the temporary adjustments for angle measurement using Vernier theodolite.
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What do you mean by baseline in triangulation? Explain in detail method to set out the baseline.
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Two stations A and B at 90 km apart have elevation of 190 m and 980 m respectively. If the elevation of a peak P at a distance 37 km from A is 280 m, then using Captain McCaw's method find out whether stations A and B are inter-visible or not.
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Draw a neat diagram of a simple circular curve. With the help of the diagram, explain the various elements of simple circular curve.
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Two tangents intersect at the chainage of 2000 m, the deflection angle being \( 36^{\circ} \). Calculate all the data necessary for setting out a circular curve with radius of 300 m by deflection angle method. The peg interval is 30 m.
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Differentiate between Geodimeter and Tellurometer. What are different factors that affect the accuracy of distance measurement using EDM instruments?
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Discuss the basic components of a total station. Discuss in detail about the different applications of total station for civil engineering projects.
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What is vertical aerial photograph? With respect to a vertical aerial photograph, discuss the following using a suitable diagram: (i) Principal Point (ii) Principal Line (iii) Isocentre (iv) Camera Axis (v) Nadir Point
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A tower was identified on a vertical photograph and the radial distance between its top and its bottom was measured to be 15 mm. The photo-coordinates of top of the displaced tower are \( x_a = 45 \text{ mm} \) and \( y_a = 72 \text{ mm} \). The focal length used to take this photograph is 305 mm. If the flying height of the aircraft is 1500 m above the mean sea level (MSL) and the base of the building is 400 m above MSL, how tall is the building?
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What do you understand by GPS? How is it helpful in mapping of a region?
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What are the different methods for GPS surveying? Explain any one of them in detail.
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Describe various applications of remote sensing in the field of civil engineering with suitable examples.
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Discuss in brief the digital image processing process. What are the advantages of digital image processing?