CIV2SUR: Civil Engineering- Weather Condition Analysis- Report Writing Assignment

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Internal Code: TV262
Report Writing Assignment:
Task:
In your practical group, you are in turn to:
1. Set up the job (s) on the total station and enter the codes required, thus setting up your code library, additional codes can be added in field if required.
2. Using the existing Permanent control points bring horizontal and vertical control into the area that is designated, by first identifying the locations of your station points and level these in, then use the total stations to bring horizontal control to the area and ensure that you close back onto the permanent markers, to an accuracy of 1:10,000. You will need to conduct a resection initially, both by using the total stations and by hand (using the formulas demonstrated in the lecture).
3. Conduct the survey ensuring that you have recorded sufficient data points to adequately portray the area. I believe something in excess of 1000 points will define the area.
4. The detail that you are required to record includes the location of existing services and infrastructure (pits, footpaths, man-made features), natural features including natural surface levels, trees, waterways and water bodies.
5. Make sure you record a minimum of two recoverable points each week. I.e. these can be signs or something that can be located precisely. When you go out the following week, you need to record the location of these two points again for reference, so you have something to tie your weeks together and so that you can check the orientation of your data for each week.
5. The data should be downloaded each week before the commencement of the next practical session, preferably at the conclusion of each practical session. (refer to instructions for downloading the instruments on the lms).
A. The downloaded data should be in the form of an ASCII file. This can be opened in Notepad (do this just to check that it has downloaded correctly).
B. Once you have noted the form of the data (i.e. PENZD or PNEZD comma or space delineated) you can import your points directly into the template (download this from the lms) for AutoCAD, note you can import the points into CAD using any computer running Civil 3D but the downloading of the data needs to be completed on the computers located in the storeroom.
C. You will add to this file every week. Take note of any corrections that may need to be made (i.e. wrongly oriented survey data etc).
6. Produce the detail survey on the appropriate CAD program.
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TIPS FOR CONDUCTING A SUCCESSFUL DETAIL SURVEY
1. Plan the survey in advance. Look at the area; decide on the features/detail which needs to be recorded.
2. Decide on how control is going to be brought to the area.
3. Plan the location of your station points and set up your control network first, ensuring that the entire area can be covered from your station points (record these points first).
4. Plan the order that you are going to record the detail in (hint: boundaries are generally recorded and established first).
5. Traverse through the area, using your control points and record all relevant detail.
6. Always download your data at the end of each practical session to isolate errors which may have occurred in any practical.
7. Always keep a copy of your raw data as backup.
8. Save a copy of each practical session’s work in a separate file.

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