Contents:

1. Types of survey

1.1 Definition of Surveying
1.2 Objects of surveying
1.3 Principles of Surveying
1.4 Classification of Survey
1.5 Uses Of Survey
2. Chain and Cross Staff survey
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Principle
2.3 Method for Linear Measurements
2.4 Methods of Direct Measurement
2.5 Instruments Used for Chaining
2.6 Ranging
2.7 Chaining
2.8 Chaining on Sloping Ground
2.9 Chain Triangulation
2.10 Offsets
2.11 Field Book
2.12 Field Work
2.13 Obstacles in Chaining
2.14 Chain and Cross Staff Survey for Finding out Area of a Field
2.15 Errors in Chain Surveying
2.16 Tape Corrections
2.17 Conventional Symbols
3. Compass Surveying
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Traversing
3.3 DefinItions
3.4 Principle of Compass Surveying
3.5 System of Bearings
3.6 Conversion of Bearing from one system to the other
3.7 Reduced Bearing (R.B.)
3.8 Fore Bearing (FB)
3.9 Relationship between Fore Bearing and Back Bearing
3.10 Finding Included Angle (IA) from Bearings
3.11 In Quadrantal Bearing System (Q.B.)
3.12 Calculation of Bearings from Included Angles
3.13 Calculation of Bearing from Angles
3.14 Magnetic Compass
3.15 Local Attraction
3.16 Traversing
3.17 Prismatic Compass Traversing
3.18 Plotting of Compass Traverse
3.19 Sources of Errors in Compass
3.20 Magnetic Declination
4. Levelling
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Method of Reduction of level
4.3 Classification of Levelling
4.4 Sources of Errors in Levelling
5. Contouring
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Characteristics of Contours
5.3 Uses of Contour Maps
6. Area & Volume Measurements
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Study And Use Of Digital Planimeter
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