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101.
What is hydrographic surveying?
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102.
What are the applications of photogrammetry in surveying?
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103.
What are the types of satellite images used in remote sensing?
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104.
What are the advantages of using GIS in land surveys?
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105.
How is GIS used in surveying?
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106.
. What is remote sensing in surveying?
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107.
What is cross-sectioning in surveying?
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108.
What is the prismoidal method in volume calculation?
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109.
How do you determine volume in surveying?
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110.
What is the trapezoidal rule in area calculation?
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111.
What are the methods used to calculate the area in surveying?
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112.
What is the process for height measurement in surveying?
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113.
What is the difference between simple and compound curves?
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114.
How do you calculate the radius of a curve?
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115.
What are the types of curves used in surveying?
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116.
What is curve setting in surveying?
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117.
How do you prepare a survey plot?
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118.
What are the different types of map projections?
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119.
What is the importance of scale in surveying maps?
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120.
How do you read contour maps?
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121.
What is a topographic survey?
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122.
How do you use a digital level in surveying?
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123.
What is a dumpy level, and how does it work?
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124.
What are the different types of compasses used in surveying?
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125.
What is an EDM instrument, and how does it work?
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126.
What are the different types of surveying instruments?
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127.
What are the different types of triangulation stations?
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128.
What are the advantages of triangulation?
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129.
How do you measure angles in triangulation?
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130.
What is a primary and secondary triangulation network?
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131.
What is the difference between trilateration and triangulation?
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132.
What is triangulation in surveying?
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133.
What are the methods of contouring?
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134.
What are the characteristics of contours?
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135.
How do you conduct a contour survey?
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136.
What is contouring in surveying?
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137.
What is real-time kinematic (RTK) GPS?
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138.
What are the sources of errors in GPS surveying?
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139.
What is differential GPS (DGPS)?
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140.
What are the types of GPS used in surveying?
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141.
How does GPS work in surveying?
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142.
What is GPS surveying?
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143.
What are the advantages of using a total station?
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144.
How does a total station work?
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145.
What are the main features of a total station?
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146.
What is a total station in surveying?
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147.
How is orientation done in plane table surveying?
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148.
What is an alidade, and how is it used?
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149.
What are the errors in plane table surveying?
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150.
How do you set up a plane table?
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151.
What is resection in plane table surveying?
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152.
What is radiation and intersection in plane table surveying?
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153.
What are the different methods of plane table surveying?
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154.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of plane table surveying?
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155.
What are the instruments used in plane table surveying?
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156.
What is plane table surveying?
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157.
How do you calculate the latitude and departure of a traverse?
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158.
What is a closing error in traverse surveying?
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159.
What is the purpose of balancing a traverse?
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160.
What are the errors in traverse surveying?
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161.
What is the transit rule in traverse adjustment?
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162.
What is the Bowditch rule in traverse adjustment?
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163.
What are the different types of traverse computations?
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164.
How is a traverse survey conducted?
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165.
What is the difference between an open traverse and a closed traverse?
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166.
What is traverse surveying?
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167.
How do you adjust a theodolite for accurate readings?
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168.
What is the difference between vernier theodolite and digital theodolite?
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169.
What is an optical plummet in a theodolite?
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170.
What are the sources of errors in theodolite surveying?
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171.
What is the repetition method in theodolite surveying?
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172.
How do you measure horizontal and vertical angles using a theodolite?
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173.
What is the least count of a theodolite?
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174.
What are the different types of theodolites?
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175.
What is a theodolite, and what are its applications?
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176.
What is angular measurement in surveying?
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177.
What is the procedure for measuring distance using a steel tape?
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178.
What is an offset, and what are its types?
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179.
What is a baseline in chain surveying?
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180.
How do you measure distances using a total station?
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181.
What are ranging rods, and how are they used?
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182.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of using tape measurements in surveying?
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183.
What is the principle of EDM (Electronic Distance Measurement)?
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184.
What are the different types of chains used in surveying?
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185.
What is chain surveying, and where is it used?
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186.
What are the different methods of distance measurement in surveying?
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187.
What are the causes of errors in leveling?
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188.
What is meant by back sight (BS), fore sight (FS), and intermediate sight (IS)?
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189.
What is a collimation method in leveling?
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190.
What is the rise and fall method in leveling?
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191.
How do you perform differential leveling?
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192.
What is a leveling staff, and how is it used?
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193.
What are the different types of leveling instruments?
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194.
What is a benchmark in leveling?
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195.
What are the different types of leveling?
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196.
What is leveling in surveying?
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197.
What are the common errors in surveying and how can they be minimized?
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198.
What are the principles of surveying?
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199.
What is the difference between plane surveying and geodetic surveying?
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200.
What are the primary classifications of surveying?