Surveying.L (L1)

Question 1

it is among the oldest practiced arts, is essential for defining bounderies and dividing land

Answer 1

Surveying

Question 2

Types of Surveys

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Answer 2

-City Surveys
-Construction Surveys
-Forestry Surveys
-Hydrographic Surveys
-Industrial Surveys
-Mine Surveys
-Photogrammetric Surveys
-Route Surveys
-Topographic Surveys
-Cadastal Survey

Question 3

conducted within and around cities for planning expansions, locating property
lines, establishing reference monuments, determining land
features, and creating maps

Answer 3

City Surveys

Question 4

undertaken at construction
sites to provide data on
reference lines, dimensions,
ground configuration, and
location and elevation—crucial
for engineers, architects, and
builders

Answer 4

Construction Surveys

Question 5

executed
in forest management for
production and conservation,
focusing on measuring forest
lands

Answer 5

Forestry Surveys

Question 6

applied to lakes, reservoirs,
harbors, streams, oceans, and
other bodies of water for
mapping shorelines, charting
underwater features, and
measuring stream flow, vital
for navigation, flood control,
irrigation, and hydroelectric
power.

Answer 6

Hydrographic Surveys

Question 7

utilized in shipbuilding, aircraft
assembly, heavy machinery
layout, and other industries
requiring precise dimensional
layouts

Answer 7

Industrial Surveys

Question 8

performed
to determine the position of
underground excavations,
surface mine structures,
geological formations, and
mining-related calculations

Answer 8

Mine Surveys

Question 9

use photographs
from specially designed
cameras to obtain
measurements, often
complemented by limited
ground surveys

Answer 9

Photogrammetric Surveys

Question 10

involve
determining alignment, grades,
and earthwork quantities for
linear projects like highways,
railroads, pipelines, canals, and
transmission lines

Answer 10

Route Surveys

Question 11

focus on determining the
ground’s shape, location, and
elevation of natural and
artificial features, including
hills, rivers, roads, buildings,
and municipalities

Answer 11

Topographic Surveys

Question 12

these are
usually closed surveys which
are undertaken in urban and
rural locations for the purpose
of determining and defining
property lines and boundaries

Answer 12

Cadastal Surveys