GE 272 — Engineering Surveying II
BSc BSc Geomatic Engineering · Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
Control networks for engineering projects - methods used in determining Horizontal controls: Traversing, Triangulation, Trilateration, Intersection, Resection, Satellite Position Fixing. Vertical controls-Levelling Datum and principle of levelling, inverted staffs, trigonometric levelling methods, Deformation monitoring, causes, types, and importance and analyses of deformation measurements ; Underground surveys, transfer of controls underground -Weisbach triangle method, Weiss quadrilateral method, gyro-theodeolite method, transfer of heights underground: Digital Terrain modeling- DTM generation, DTM representation as grids or TINS, DTM visualization, DTM applications in highway design - software
- Credits
- 0
- Level
- Year Two
- Semester
- Semester Two
Other courses on this programme
- CE 260 — Soil And Rock Mechanics
- ENGL 263 — Literature in English
- ENGL 264 — Literature in English II
- GE 251 — Photogrammetry I
- GE 261 — Field and Geodetic Astronomy
- GE 262 — Remote Sensing I
- GE 263 — Information Science and Programming
- GE 271 — Engineering Surveying I
- GE 281 — Marine And Geodetic Science
- GE 284 — Hydrographic Surveying
- GE 292 — Survey Camp/Practical Task II
- MATH 251 — Mathematics III
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