How to practice topic:mine-surveying

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Question 20

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In remote sensing, the order of the wavelength bands of electromagnetic radiation used for data acquisition is
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Question 30

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A circular curve having radius of curvature 1000 m is set out by connecting two straights with a deflection angle of 60°. The apex distance, in m, is ____________. (rounded off to three decimal places)

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Question 44

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The observations from a correlation survey are shown. If the coordinates of points C and D are (East: 375 m, North: 120 m) and (East: 376 m, North: 121 m), respectively, the whole circle bearing of the line EF is
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Question 62

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Following observations were taken using a Tacheometer with staff held vertical. The additive and multiplying constants of the instrument are 0 and 100, respectively. The reduced level (RL) of the staff station R, in m, is _____________. (rounded off to two decimal places)
Instrument station P; staff stations Q and R. Staff readings at Q: 1.4, 2.7, 3.9; vertical angle: 7°; at R: 2.1, 2.8, 3.6; vertical angle: 5°. RL of Q = 102 m.

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Question 11

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A non-transit theodolite does NOT have
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Question 20

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Match the source of error with the corresponding correction in surveying with steel tape.
Source of error
Type of correction
(P) Sag
(1) Only Positive (+)
(Q) Temperature
(2) Only Negative (−)
(R) Pull greater than standard pull
(3) Either positive or negative (+ or −)
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Question 41

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Based on the theodolite survey for a closed traverse PQRS, the following bearings are observed for the sides of the traverse.
Line
Fore bearing
PQ
60°30′
QR
105°30′
RS
220°30′
SP
310°30′
The interior angles at P and R respectively are
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Question 63

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Reciprocal levelling is performed for points P and Q by placing the same levelling instrument at A and B. The observations of staff readings are tabulated as below.
Instrument location
Station P (m)
Station Q (m)
A (near P)
1.512
2.100
B (near Q)
0.680
1.302
If the Reduced Level (RL) of P is 115.246 m, then the true RL of Q, in m, is ____ (rounded off to 3 decimal places)

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Question 21

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Match the following features with the corresponding symbols.
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Question 41

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In a closed traverse, ABC, the bearings of two lines AB and BC are given.
Line
Length (m)
Bearing
AB
100
90°
BC
120
150°
The length, in m and bearing of line CA, in degree, respectively, are
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