Description

The book mainly concentrates on the problems of numerical nature in land surveying. Each chapter begins with basic concepts based on the theory and then illustrative examples sufficient in number to understand the subject in solving the related problems.

The various topics included are errors in measurements and propagation, distance measurement, levelling, theodolite and traversing, adjustment of survey observations, triangulation and trilateration, curve ranging, areas and volumes, and point location and setting out.

At the end of each chapter, multiple choice objective type questions are included to help the students appearing in competitive examinations.

• Errors in Measurements and their Propagation
• Distance Measurement
• Levelling
• Theodolite and Traverse Surveying
• Adjustment of Survey Observations
• Triangulation and Trilateration
• Curve Ranging
• Areas and Volumes
• Point Location and Setting Out.