GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

DEPARTMENT OF TECHNCAL EDUCATON

THREE YEAR DPLOMA N CVL ENGNEERNG
Subject : SURVEYNG THEORY-1
CLASS : SEMESTER (CVL) PERODS/WEEK 4
PERODS/YEAR 64
TME SCHEDULE
SL NO MAJOR TOPCS PERODS N HRS
SECTON -
1 ntroduction 2
2 Chain surveying 24
SECTON -
3 Compass surveying 18
SECTON -
4 Plane Table surveying 14
Tests and feed back 6
64
1.0 5
2.0 24
3.0 20
4.0 12
5.0 3
TOTAL 64
Course Contents
1.0 Introduction 5
1.1
Definition,objects of surveying,primary divisions of surveying,classification of surveying and principle of surveying
2.0 Chain surveying 24
2.1
2.2 Principles of chain surveying
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.7 Cross staff survey
2.8
2.9
3.0 COMPASS SURVEYING 20
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.6
3.7 Open and closed traverse,checks
3.8 Errors in compass survey
4 LeveIing - basics 12
4.1 Terms used in leveling
4.2 Different types of levels - Dumpy level, Modern tilting level.
4.3 Different types of Bench marks
4.4 Temporary adjustments of level
4.5 Concept of B.S, .S, F.S, C.P,H. and remarks
4.6 Simple leveling and differential leveling
4.7 Reduction of levels i) plane of collimation method ii) Rise and fall methods
4.8 Problems on reduction of levels.
5.0 TESTS 3
REFERENCE
1. Surveying vol-1 by B.C.Punmia
2. Surveying and levelling by -Kanetkar
3. Textbook of Surveying by -
Venkataramaiah.C (University press)
4. Surveying by -Agor
5. Surveying by Hussain and Nagaraj
6. Surveying by -Bhasak
8.Surveying vol-1 by Arora
Contact Hrs. / Week: 4 Contact Hrs. / Sem.: 64
7. Surveying by - Rangawala
TESTS
INTRODUCTION
CHAIN SURVEYING
COMPASS SURVEYING
Local attraction -causes,detection,errors,corrections,simple problems
ntroduction and purpose and comparision with chain surveying
Bearings and angles, meridian and its types. Systems of bearings and their conversions. Fore bearing,
back bearing - calculation of included angles & simple proplems
Prismatic compass - constructional detail, temporary & permanent adjustments and operations
Surveyors compass - constructional detail, temporary & permanent adjustments and operations
Errors in chain surveying ,correction for errors,simple problems
DipIoma Course in CiviI Engineering
Second Semester
Subject: Surveying - I
Dip and declination and simple problems on declination
BASICS OF LEVELLING
Principles and uses of i)optical square ii)
indian optical square iii) prism square
Plotting the chain survey,adopting suitable conventions
Different operations in chain surveying ) Ranging - direct and indirect ii) chaining on
flat and sloping ground iii) offsets - perpendicular and oblique
Purpose,Accessories - Chains and tapes,Ranging rods,arrows,pegs,cross staves and offset rods
Obstacles in chain surveying- ranging,chaining and both ranging and chaining.Examples on obstacles in
chain surveying
INTRODUCTION
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONAL OBJECTIVES
SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONAL OBJECTIVES
1.0 Understand the concept of measurement and plotting the details
1.1 State the purposes of surveying
1.2 Classify the different types of surveying
GENERAL EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES
SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONAL OBJECTIVES
2.0 Chain surveying
2.1 Define and state the purpose of chain surveying
2.2 Distinguish between different types of chains
2.3 Describe the constructional details of cross staff, an optical square and prism square
2.4 Explain chaining on flat and sloping ground
2.5 State the principle and suitability of chain surveying
Explain base line, check line and tie lines
2.6 Explain the methods of overcoming the obstacles with
simple problems like-
) obstacles to ranging but not for chaining
ii) obstacles to chaining but not for ranging
iii) obstacles to both chaining and ranging
2.7 Explain the errors in chain surveying
2.8 Apply the correction in chain surveying
2.9 Compute distances and areas by applying corrections to incorrect chain
2.10 Describe the method of cross staff surveying
2.11 Sketch conventional sign for plotting survey works
2.12 Record the field data in field book and plot the survey plan
At the end of the course of study of the subject, student will be able to Understand the
At the end of the course of study of the subject, student will be able to
Understand the techniques of taking linear measurements in chain surveying and plotting the
details
concept of measurement and purpose of surveying, classification of surveying
DipIoma Course in CiviI Engineering
Second Semester
Subject: Surveying - I
3.0 COMPASS SURVEYING
GENERAL EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES
SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONAL OBJECTIVES
3.1
3.2
3.3 Define meridian and bearings
3.4
3.5 Solve simple problems on declination
3.6 Explain local attraction, causes, effects & corrections-simple problems
3.7
3.8 Plot the traverse adjusting for closing error from the given field notes
3.9 Explain open and closed traverse, apply necessary corrections
3.10 Explain errors in compass survey
GENERAL EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES
SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONAL OBJECTIVES
4.0 BASICS OF LEVELLING
4.1 Describe the construction details and functions of dumpy level and modern tilting level
4.2 Explain the different types of bench marks.
4.3 Explain the steps involved in temporary adjustments of dumpy level.
4.4 Describe the terms Back sight, ntermediate sight, Fore sight & Change point
4.5 Explain in simple leveling and differential leveling
4.6 Apply the method of booking the readings in a level book, reduction of levels,
arithmetical check by both Height of instrument method and Rise and fall methods.
4.7 Solve some problems on reduction of levels.
Understand the basic principle of basic leveling
At the end of the course of study of the subject, student will be able to
State the advantages and disadvantages of compass surveying over chain surveying
dentify the parts of prismatic and surveyor's compass together with their functions, temporary
adjustment and enlist the permanent adjustments
Compute included angles and true bearings of lines in a compass traverse from the given field
notes
Know the principles of making angular measurements in compass surveying and preparing
survey plans
Understand the principle of making angular measurement in compass surveying and preparing
the survey plans
At the end of the course of study of the subject, student will be able to
% WEIGHTAGE KNOWLEDGE & SKILL COMPREHENSION APPLICATION ANALYSIS SYNTHESIS EVALUATION TOTAL
CONTENT
INTRODUCTION 8 6 1 1 - - - 8
CHAIN
SURVEYING 39 20 8 4 7 - - 39
COMPASS
SURVEYING 33 15 7 4 7 - - 33
BASIC
LEVELLILNG 20 10 3 4 3 - - 20
100 51 19 13 17 TOTAL 100
ABILITIES
Contact Hrs. / Week: 4 Contact Hrs. / Sem.: 64
1.0 5
2.0 24
3.0 20
4.0 12
5.0 3
TOTAL 64
1.0 5
1.1 Definition, objects of surveying, primary divisions of surveying, classification of surveying
and principle of surveying
2.0 24
2.1
2.2
2.3
ii) chaining on flat and sloping ground
2.4 i)optical square
2.5
2.7
2.8
2.9
3.0 20
3.1
3.2
conversions. Fore bearing, back bearing - calculation of included angles and
simple problems
3.3
operations
3.4
operations
3.5
3.6
3.7
3.8
4 LeveIing - basics 12
4.1 Terms used in leveling
4.2 Different types of levels - Dumpy level, Modern tilting level.
4.3 Different types of Bench marks
4.4 Temporary adjustments of level
4.5 Concept of B.S, .S, F.S, C.P, H. and remarks
4.6 Simple leveling and differential leveling
4.7 Reduction of levels i) Plane of collimation method ii) Rise and fall methods
4.8 Problems on reduction of levels.
5.0 TESTS 3
8. Surveying vol-1 by Arora
REFERENCE
Principles and uses of
ii) ndian optical square iii) prism square
Obstacles in chain surveying- ranging, chaining and both ranging and chaining.
Examples on obstacles in chain surveying
Errors in chain surveying
Cross staff survey
Plotting the chain survey, adopting suitable conventions
Errors in compass survey
7. Surveying by - Rangwala
1. Surveying vol-1 by B.C.Punmia
2. Surveying and leveling by - Kanetkar
3. Textbook of Surveying by - Venkataramaiah.C (University press)
4. Surveying by - Agor
5. Surveying by Hussain and Nagaraj
6. Surveying by - Bhasak
ntroduction and purpose and comparision with chain surveying
Bearings and angles, meridian and its types. Systems of bearings and their conversions.
Prismatic compass - constructional detail, temporary & permanent adjustments and
Surveyors compass - constructional detail, temporary & permanent adjustments and
Dip and declination and simple problems on
Local attraction -causes, detection, errors, corrections, simple problems
Introduction
Chain surveying
Purpose, Accessories - Chains and tapes, Ranging rods, arrows, pegs,
) Ranging - direct and indirect
COMPASS SURVEYING
cross staves and offset rods
Principles of chain surveying
Different operations in Chain Surveying
iii) offsets - perpendicular and oblique
DipIoma Course in CiviI Engineering
First Semester
Subject: Surveying - I
INTRODUCTION
CHAIN SURVEYING
Open and closed traverse, checks
COMPASS SURVEYING
BASICS OF LEVELLING
TESTS
Course contents