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UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA
PRACTICUM – LAND SURVEYING BASED

(GLS396)
NURUL IZZAH BINTI ZULKURNIAN
DIPLOMA IN GEOMATIC SCIENCE

(AP120)
JULY 2021
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA
FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE, PLANNING AND

SURVEYING CENTER OF STUDIES FOR
SURVEYING SCIENCE AND GEOMATIC
PRACTICUM – LAND
SURVEY BASED
(GLS396)
TOPOGRAPHY SURVEY - CONSTRUCTION OF NEW JETTY

AND COMPLETING OTHER RELATED WORKS PROJECT IN
GUA LANGSIR KILIM KARST GEOFOREST PARK, MUKIM
AYER HANGAT, LANGKAWI, KEDAH.
PREPARED BY:
JULY 2021
TOPOGRAPHY SURVEY - CONSTRUCTION OF NEW JETTY AND
COMPLETING OTHER RELATED WORKS PROJECT IN GUA
LANGSIR KILIM KARST GEOFOREST PARK, MUKIM AYER
HANGAT, LANGKAWI, KEDAH.
Industrial Training Report
Delivered to meet the Award of Terms

Diploma in Geomatic Science (AP120)
Center of Studies for Surveying Science and Geomatics
Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Surveying
Universiti Teknologi MARA Perlis Branch Arau Campus
Prepared By:

2018204474
JULY 2021
A project report submitted in partial fulfilment of the
Requirement for the award of the
Diploma in Geomatic Science.
(AP120)
19th JUNE 2000
TOPOGRAPHY SURVEY - CONSTRUCTION OF NEW JETTY AND
COMPLETING OTHER RELATED WORKS PROJECT IN GUA
LANGSIR KILIM KARST GEOFOREST PARK, MUKIM AYER
HANGAT, LANGKAWI, KEDAH.
JULY 2021
000619-08-0172
31st JULY 2021
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CANDIDATE’S DECLARATION
I declare that this report entitled “Topography Survey - Construction of New Jetty and
Completing Other Related Works Project in Gua Langsir Kilim Karst Geoforest Park,
Mukim Ayer Hangat, Langkawi, Kedah” is result of my own works except as cited in
the references. The report has not been accepted for any diploma and is not
concurrently in candidature of any diploma.
Name of Student : Nurul Izzah Binti Zulkurnian

Student I.D. No. : 2018204474
Programme : Diploma in Geomatics Science – AP120
Faculty : Architecture, Surveying and Planning
Title : Topography Survey - Construction of New Jetty and
Completing Other Related Works Project in Gua Langsir
Kilim Karst Geoforest Park, Mukim Ayer Hangat,
Langkawi, Kedah
Signature of Student :
……………………………………..
Date : 31st July 2021
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This Report Delivered to Department of Surveying Science and Geomatics
Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Surveying

Universiti Teknologi MARA Perlis
As Fulfil the Requirement to Awarded
Diploma in Geomatic Science – AP120
Prepared by:
Date: 31st July 2021

Name of Student : NURUL IZAH BINTI ZULKURNIAN
Student ID 2018204474
Diploma in Geomatic Science (AP120)
Approval by:
Date: 31st July 2021

Name of Lecturer : SR. DR. MUHAMMAD FAIZ BIN PA’SUYA
Supervisor
Center of Studies for Surveying
Science and Geomatics Faculty of
Architecture, Planning and Surveying
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
This internship report based on 5 month long of industrial training program that I have
undergoes at Jurukur Hikmah under branch survey of engineering. My chosen project
for engineering survey included in this report is entitled Topography Survey -
Construction of New Jetty and Completing Other Related Works Project in Gua
Langsir Kilim Karst Geoforest Park, Mukim Ayer Hangat, Langkawi, Kedah. This
project was appointed by government agency, Jabatan Kerja Raya (JKR) Malaysia to
Jurukur Hikmah to perform on project using Topography survey method. The aim of
this project carried by the company was to provide most necessary information about
area proposed relating to topography for use to construct a jetty and completing other
works project by JKR on requested area. For this project, Jurukur Hikmah required to
perform works as refer to guidelines that has been proposed by JKR. All these works
must provide the outputs required by the clients which is a Land Survey Datum plan
and Chart Datum plan.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
First, I would like to thank to Allah S.W.T. because with His blessings and permission
all geomatic students has completed the practical for 16 weeks which is 6 weeks f or
Cadastral work, 5 weeks for Engineering work and 5 weeks for Hydrography work.
The internship opportunity I had with Jurukur Hikmah was a great chance for learning
and professional development. Therefore, I consider myself as a very lucky individual
as I was provided with an opportunity to be a part of it. I am also grateful for having a
chance to meet so many wonderful people and professionals who led me though this
internship period. Bearing in mind previous I am using this opportunitytoexpress my
deepest gratitude and special thanks to the Sr Hj. Fakhrul Azman bin Hj. Ali, Director,
and a Licensed Surveyor of Jurukur Hikmah who is willing to give the opportunity for
me to do the internship there.
Furthermore, I would like to convey my full appreciation to my Industrial Training

Coordinator, Sr. Gs. Dr. Fazly Amri Bin Mohd for his contribution on lectures and
guidance to my Industrial Training studies for this semester because without his
guidance, we practical student may not be able to fulfil the needs of this practical
course. Also, I want to express full recognition and gratitude to my supervisor, Sr. Dr.
Muhammad Faiz Bin Pa’suya,despite being in busy with his work but provide most
necessary guidance and a building criticism to our reporttoensure our report following
necessary regulations and format required on passing for this course. We student
under his supervise were grateful having him as one of our supervisors.
Finally, I perceive as this opportunity as a big milestone in my career development. I

will strive to use gained skills and knowledge in the best possible way, and I will
continue to work on their improvement, to attain desired career objectives.
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TABLE OF CONTENT
PAGE
DECLARATION OF INDUSTRIAL TRAINING REPORT I
CANDIDATE’S DECLARATION II
SUPERVISOR’S DECLARATION III
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY IV
ACKNOWLEGMENT V
TABLE OF CONTENTS VI- IX
LIST OF TABLES X
LIST OF FIGURES XI
LIST OF ABBREVIATION XII
CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION
1.1 Company Background 1-3
1.1.2 Company Owner 1
1.1.3 Company Registration Name 3
1.2 Company Location 3
1.3 Company Overview 4
1.3.1 Vision 4
1.3.2 Mission 4
1.4 Services Offered at Jurukur Hikmah 5-7
1.4.1 Title Survey 5
1.4.2 Strata/Stratum Survey 6
VI
1.4.3 Topography Survey 6
1.4.4 Mining Survey 6
1.4.5 Engineering Survey 6
1.4.6 Hydrography Survey 7
1.4.7 Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing Survey 7
1.4.8 Global Position System (GPS) 7
1.4.9 Monitoring Survey 7
1.5 Organizational Chart 8
1.6 Scope of Works for Department in Jurukur Hikmah 9
1.6.1 Administrator
9
1.6.2 Technical
9
1.6.3 Fieldwork
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CHAPTER TWO: SUMMARY OF DUTIES
2.1 Week 1 (22 March – 26 March 2021) 10
2.2 Week 2 (29 March – 02 April 2021) 10
2.3 Week 3 (04 April – 09 April 2021) 11
2.4 Week 4 (12 April – 16 April 2021) 12
2.5 Week 5 (19 April – 23 April 2021) 12
2.6 Week 6 (26 April – 30 April 2021) 12
2.7 Week 7 (03 May – 07 May 2021) 12
2.8 Week 8 (10 May – 12 May 2021) 13
2.9 Week 9 (19 May – 21 May 2021) 13
VII
2.10 Week 10 (24 May – 28 May 2021) 13
2.11 Week 11 (31 May – 04 June 2021) 13
2.12 Week 12 (07 June – 11 June 2021) 13
2.13 Week 13 (14 June – 18 June 2021) 14
2.14 Week 14 (21 June – 25 June 2021) 14
2.15 Week 15 (28 June – 02 July 2021) 14
2.16 Week 16 (05 July – 09 July 2021) 14
CHAPTER THREE: WORKING EXPERIENCES
3.1 Project Title and Introduction 15

3.2 Objective Of Projects
15
3.3 Scope Of Works
15
3.4 Study Area
17
3.4.1 Location of Site 17
3.4.2 Flow of Work 18
3.5 Data Acquisition 19-31
3.5.1 Measurement involves 19
3.5.2 Personnel involves 22
3.5.3 List Of Instruments
22
3.5.4 Calibration and Field Check
25
3.5.5 Methodology of Fieldwork
28
VIII
3.6 Data Processing 32-34
3.6.1 List of Software and Hardware 32
3.6.2 Flow of Data Processing 34
3.6.3 Preparation of final product 34
3.7 Result and Analysis 35-54
3.7.1 Major Reference Mark for survey activities 35
3.7.2 Vertical control datum
35
3.7.3 GNSS Static Analysis
36
3.7.4 Observation GNSS Static Checking for 43
TK1 & TK2 with Rinex Data
3.7.5 UTM Rinex Data Checking 45

3.7.6 Final Product
50
CHAPTER FOUR: CONCLUSION
4.1 Overall General Comments 55
4.2 Suggestions 56
4.3 Conclusion of Project 56
REFERENCES 57
APPENDIX A 58-64
APPENDIX B 65-78
APPENDIX C 79-84
APPENDIX D 85-95
APPENDIX E 96-123
APPENDIX F 124-126
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LIST OF TABLES
TABLE TITLE PAGE
Table 3.1 Reduce Level of Benchmark 20
Table 3.2 Datum Establishment 20
Table 3.3 Personnel 22
Table 3.4 Instrument for Topography Works 22
Table 3.5 List of Software 32
Table 3.6 Major Reference Mark 35
Table 3.7 Value of Benchmark 35
Table 3.8 Result of Survey Plan 50
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LIST OF FIGURES
FIGURE TITLE PAGE

Figures 1.1 Director and owner of Jurukur Hikmah 1
Figures 1.2 Logo of Company 3
Figures 1.3 Signboard of Company 3
Figures 1.4 Location of Company 3
Figures 1.5 Organizational Chart in Jurukur Hikmah 5
Figures 2.1 Example of Pre-Computation Plan Done by Student 10
Figures 2.2 Example of Detail Plan in Progress 11
Figures 3.1 Location of Researched Area 17
Figures 3.2 Flow of Work 18
Figures 3.3 Process of using GNSS system 29
Figures 3.4 Example Procedure of Collecting Data Using GPS 31
Figures 3.5 Flow of Data Process Relating to Topography 34
Figures 3.6 GNSS Static Analysis 36
Figures 3.7 GNSS Static Chart (TK1 & TK2) 39
Figures 3.8 Project Summary (BM K0172 & STN 6) 40
Figures 3.9 GNSS Static Chart (BM K0172 & STN 6) 42
Figures 3.10 GNSS Static Chart (Rinex TK1 & TK2) 44
Figures 3.11 Land Survey Datum Plan HYD 1 51
Figures 3.14 Chart Datum Plan HYD 1 53
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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
JKR - Jabatan Kerja Raya
LJT - Lembaga Juruukur Tanah

GNSS - Global Navigation Satellite System
GIS - Geography Information System
CDS - Civil Design and Survey
MCO - Movement Control Order
QT - Qualified Title
BM - Benchmark
TBM - Temporary Benchmark
RTK - Real-Time Kinematic
GPS - Global Positioning System
EDM - Electromagnetic Distance Measurement
DFT - Differential Field Test
CD - Chart Datum
LSD - Land Survey Datum
HAT - High Astronomical Tide
MSL - Mean Sea Level
TLDM - Tentera laut Diraja Malaysia
JUPEM - Jabatan Ukur dan Pemetaan Malaysia
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CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Company Background.

Jurukur Hikmah has been established since 2012 by its founder, Sr Hj. Fakhrul Azman
bin Hj. Ali after completion of training for his acquirement of license for Surveyor for
Lembaga Juruukur Tanah (LJT) Malaysia.
1.1.1 Company Owner
This company is own by Licensed Land Surveyor who is also act as Director to
this company, Sr Hj. Fakhrul Azman bin Hj. Ali. The following are the
information of the Licensed Surveyor.
Figures 1.1 : Director and owner Of Jurukur Hikmah
Name : Sr Hj. Fakhrul Azman bin Hj. Ali

Position : Principal
Date of Birth : 14 November 1974
Status : Married
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Education :
 High School Bukit Mertajam, (1987-1991)
 Diploma in Land Surveying, ITM, Shah Alam (1992-1995).
 Bachelor Surveying Science & Geomatic (Hons), UiTM (1995-1997).
 Underground Utility Detection Survey ( No 115) , LJT (2017)
 FIG/IHO/ICA CATEGORY A (Hydrography), UTM (2018-2019
Working Experience :
 1997 - Dec 2000 : Jurukur at Firma JURUKUR LATIFF
 Jan 2001 – Jan 2002 : Jurukur at Department of Surveying &

Mapping (JUPEM) Kedah
 Feb 2002 – April 2007 : Jurukur at Kedah Selatan District (Kulim)
 May 2007 – April 2008 : Jurukur Kedah Utara District (Alor Star)
 May 2008 – Dec 2010 : Jurukur at Pulau Pinang District
 Jan 2011 – April 2011 : Deputy Director of Survey and Mapping

II (JUPEM Pulau Pinang)
 May 2011 – Oct 2011 : Chief Assistant Director Survey, JUPEM

HQ.
 Nov 2011 – until now : Licensed Land Surveyor (JURUKUR

HIKMAH)
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1.1.2 Company Registration Name
This company was registered under LJT as Licensed Land Survey company
entitled JURUKUR HIKMAH (LJT 529).
Figure 1.2: Logo of Company Figure 1.3 : Signboard of Company
1.2 Company Location

i. Company Address
No. 20,
Tingkat 1,
Lorong Perda Utama 7,
Bandar Perda,
14000 Bukit Mertajam,
Pulau Pinang.
Figure 1.4 : Location of Company
ii. Contact Information
• Telephone No: 04-5374786

• Fax No: 04 5489758
• Email: jurukurhikmah@ymail.com / hikmah@ljt.org.my
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1.3 Company Overview
Jurukur Hikmah is survey consultant firm that has been established since 2012 and
fully owned by licensed land surveyor, Sr Hj. Fakhrul Azman bin Hj. Ali. This firm as
identify as registered with LEMBAGA JURUKUR TANAH (LJT) Semenanjung
Malaysia. The firm objective is to establish a survey consultant firm that provide
highest quality of survey works that will ensure the successful achievement to each
development projects acquired by clients. Also, with highly skilled and professional
employees and high technology equipment. We ensure to be ready in accepting any
survey works incoming with highest capability of execution following the correct
procedures and rightful work ethic.
1.3.1 Vision
To provide advisory services as consultants to government agencies, private companies,
and individuals in maximizing land use for development purposes.
1.3.2 Mission
The aim of Jurukur Hikmah is to create a name as a Land Survey Consultancy firm that
produces high quality survey work to ensure the success of every development project that will be
implemented by its clients. With sufficient equipment and a wide range of experienced,
competent, and dedicated staff, we are ready to accept any offer of survey work within
the scope of our services and will be carried out in accordance with professional survey
procedures and procedures. We adhere to the fact that measuring works are very
important in any development projects and that they need to be carried out with high
precision to suit those projects. We will not consider whether a project to be implemented
is large or small, our philosophy remains the same as to provide services and produce
high quality of work.
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1.4 Services and Function Provided by Jurukur Hikmah
Jurukur Hikmah offering many services and survey consultant as follow below.
1.4.1 Title Survey

Survey related to the issuance of land titles such as state/mukim grant. Measurement for
land development purposes whether individually owned. private companies or
government agencies. This activity also includes survey work on government land and
mining. The intended survey is as follows:
 Subdivision, division, and consolidation Survey

 Housing
 Agriculture
 Land acquisition
 Setting administrative borders
 New Alienation
The duties of Licensed Land Surveyors in this survey are as follows:

 Official appointment of Licensed Land Surveyors.
 Pre-calculation plan preparation based on authorization plan.
 planning approved by the State Authority.
 Customer review and verification.
 Application to Local Authorities
 Application to the District Land Office and approval from the State Authority.
 Payment of survey wages by customers to be deposited to the Land
Surveyors Board of Peninsular Malaysia
 Application for lot numbers from the State Department of Survey and Mapping.
 Preparation and application of Temporary Title Plan (QT).
 Final measurement and preparation of Certified Plan by Licensed
Land Surveyors.
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 Approval of Certified Plan by the Department of Survey and Mapping.
 Permanent title will be issued by the Land Office.
1.4.2 Strata/Stratum Survey

Specific activities for the issuance of Strata/Stratum Titles for multi-storey buildings/
underground plots/parcels of land, to individual owners, companies, or housing
developers.
1.4.3 Topography Survey

The objective is to obtain an overview of the terrain of an area in the form of contour or
high level (plot level) as well as the latest information on the details found on the ground.
The importance of this measure is to facilitate the planning of land development or
construction of a project.
1.4.4 Mining Survey

Measurement of mining activities such as determining the position of the expected area
contains mineral resources and includes the construction of tunnels for mining purposes
or basic facilities.
1.4.5 Engineering Survey

The measurement activities are aimed at determining the positioning of engineering
works which include the measurement of pipelines, electrical routes, flood mitigation,
road construction, railway roads, drainage systems, bridge construction, construction of
construction sites and other construction related to basic facilities either above or below
ground.
The duties of Licensed Land Surveyors in this survey are as follows:

 Official appointment of Licensed Land Surveyors.
 Site visits and survey information collection.
 Measures of horizon control and boundary marking of the lot involved.
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 Measure height control (Level) and create benchmarks (TBM) near the project
site.
 Measurement of the intake of details as required by the customer.
 Process survey information and preparation of Engineering Plan in accordance
with required specifications
1.4.6 Hydrography Survey

Measurement to obtain information on sea or river such as basic conditions, water depth
and sachinity, production of cruise chart, natural resources search and water depth
monitoring and silt sedimentation in the port area.
1.4.7 Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing Survey

Measurement activities that can provide real and clear information on the terrain and
height for a large area in a short time. The remote sensing method is used to find out the
internal conditions of the underground by using satellite technology and computer
assistance. It aims to publish information in the form of maps for research, natural
resource management, mining, environmental restoration, strategy planning and so on.
1.1.1 Global Positioning System (GPS)

Measurement using satellite technology to determine the position of an object in
horizontal and upright coordinates (height) i.e., in (x, y, z). This method is widely used in
forestry, mining, cadaster, transportation and so on.
1.1.2 Monitoring Survey

Measurement method for determining and knowing the shift of an object from its original
position, such as multi-storey buildings, towers, dams, bridges etc. Usually, this
measurement is carried out periodically to monitor the position. The information obtained
is important for the purpose of maintaining data as a security warning
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1.5 Organization Chart
Licensed Land
Surveyor
Sr Hj Fakhrul Azman
Bin Hj. Ali
Administrative
Executive Technical Manager
Nor Shuhana Binti Taha Rizaudin Bin Yusoff
Site Team
1. Mohamad Khairi Bin
Mahmud
2. Shahrul Nizam Bin Technical/Processing
Mohd Rosek 1. Aida Orkid Binti
3. Shamsul Bahari Bin Administrative Ahmad
2.Rodziatul Adawiyah
Abdul Rahman
Nor Shakirah Binti Abd Binti Azimi
4. Muhamad Mazree Bin 3. Mohamad Firdaus
Manas
Abdullah Bin Ayob
5. Muhammad Syazani
Bin Muhammad KhairiI
6. Haris Murshidi Bin
Bukhari
7. Muhamad Huzaifah
Bin Fakhrul Azman
8. Muhamad Nurzikri Bin
Zilmajdi
Figure 1.5 : Organizational Chart at Jurukur Hikmah
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1.6 Scope Of Works by Each Department.
1.6.1 Administration
In administration, this department focus in administrative and technical

support to managementof building, work areas and structure organization.
They are responsible to every issue happen inside and outside the
building. Also, this unit also responsible in Human Resources
Management so they are necessary involves in management of every
personnel or future employee program in Jurukur Hikmah. This
department also handles all financial and budgetary of this company so
every transaction of this company must go through this department f irst.
Again, administration department also handle for legal affairs and calls
for incoming tenders as companyrepresentative.
1.6.2 Technical
In Technical Department, this department responsible in administer

client’s application relatingto cadastral files and others. Furthermore, this
department also involves in planning and preparation for all survey works
and data acquisition method for surveyor at field. This department also
involves in Plan production and preparation.
1.6.3 Fieldwork
In Fieldwork Department, this department is accountable to carry all

survey woks related to project appointed to them. This department must
provide all necessary problem-solving method to the project to achieve
high quality of data outputs that fulfils the needs of clients.
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CHAPTER 2
SUMMARY OF DUTY
2.1 Week One (22/03/2021 – 26/03/2021)

I reported to my supervisor, Pn. Suhana who is also a staff in the company
where I will conduct practical training at Jurukur Hikmah. I also briefed
myself to the Licensed Surveyor, En. Hj. Fakrul, the owner of the company. I
got task from Pn. Rodziatul to do Pre-Computation Plan related about
partition. I learn about the requirement for Pre-Computation with Pn.
Rodziatul before we started and while doing the task given.
2.2 Week Two (29/03/2021 – 02/04/2021)

I learnt how to use new software which is BricsCAD and how to use the
NDCDB data and Google Earth to apply in CAD software by Pn. Rodziatul. I
also learnt on how to calculate the shareholder of each landlord when doing
the partition. I also got the next task from Pn. Rodziatul which is to make a
detail plan. Then I also had a meeting with all the practical student and
Licensed Surveyor about the hydrography project in Langkawi.
Figure 2.1 : Example of Pre-Computation Plan Done by Student
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Figure 2.2 : Example of Detail Plan in Progress
2.3 Week Three (04/04/2021 – 09/04/2021)

All the practical students went to Langkawi to perform the survey work that
had been ask by JKR. We had been explained about the flow of work and the
equipment used while doing the work by the licensed surveyor. We also had
been explained on how the echo sounder collect and record the data. We
divided into three (3) groups of practical students, and we followed the
schedule of rotation so very one will know the process and will learnt them
well. En Shahrul teched us to find the elevation of water level by using GPS.
We also create a new base at the survey location to start the traverse. The
base is measured using Topcon GR5 and traversing was measured by using
total station that in-charge by En. Firdaus. A new control point and
Temporary Benchmark (TBM) were established at Gua Langsir in the
evening of the day. Then, we continue of levelling work. We went to Teluk
Ewa to do levelling work there. Due to the weather problem, we must stop the
survey and we took one hour at the night of the day to do Vertical Control
using Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) Static method. After that,
the coordinate that had received from base at Jetty Kilim to the Benchmark at
Teluk Ewa had to be compared with the data of levelling. We need to go back
to Penang after finished our job there and continue doing our job in the
office.
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2.4 Week Four (12/04/2021 – 16/04/2021)
I have been instructed to do a site survey for partition at Chenaam, Pulau
Pinang. We used Topcon Sino T300 to find the point area and if we cannot
detect the area, we used another method using total station due to the
obstacles to reach the receiver. Then I search foe the data needed for report
and continue my report and update my logbook.
2.5 Week Five (19/04/2021 – 23/04/2021)

I attended the meeting with the National Energy worker (TNB) by using
Cisco Webex platform. We also had a meeting with Sr. Hj. Fakrul to
discussed about the data obtained and how to process the data from the
project in Gua Langsir, Langkawi to understand them well and do th e report
for our internship session.
2.6 Week Six (26/04/2021 – 30/04/2021)

On this week, I did some research regarding the files related to engineering
survey work. I also start doing the engineering report for the beginning. Other
than that, Puan Rodziatul, one of staff in Jurukur Hikmah has taught me on
how to use brisCAD software to any plans related to survey work. For the
first time, I was given the task to do details plan and the same time, I
explored all the commands available in brisCAD software.
2.7 Week Seven (03/05/2021 – 07/05/2021)

All practical students were given guidance by employer, Sr Hj. Fakhrul on
how to process the data that obtained during the project in Langkawi. During
my leisure time either in office or work from home, I have updated my
logbook so that I am not missing the activities or work that I have done
during the internship.
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2.8 Week Eight (10/05/2021 – 12/05/2021)
On this week, I spent my time to do report and update the logbook as this
week is a holiday week in conjunction with Hari Raya Aidilfitri.
2.9 Week Nine (19/05/2021 – 2 1/05/2021)

I have searched for the company related information as required to be inserted
in the written report such company profile and other related information.
Since there is no work in the office, I took the opportunity to study the f iles
related to engineering survey work especially the process involved.
2.10 Week Ten (24/05/2021 – 28/05/2021)

This week is the week starting work from home as told by Puan Suhana to all
practical students due to the Movement Control Order (MCO) being
implemented. Since there is no work given, I spent my time to do the report
and always updated my logbook for each day.
2.11 Week Eleven (31/05/2021 – 04/06/2021)

In the first week, I was given a task which pre-computation plan. The pre-
computation plan related to partition. In this pre-computation plan, I need to
divide the land into several parts according to the parcel of landlords. Other
than that, I also do calculation the divide lot according to the landowner by
using brisCAD software. I continue doing the report regarding Cadastral
project and collect the data needed for my report.
2.12 Week Twelve (07/06/2021 – 11/06/2021)

I continue doing my report while study the engineering ad cadastral project
files. I need to understand the workflows of doing the engineering and
cadastral project. I continue complete my report of hydrography and
engineering survey which share the same file of Langkawi project in
hydrography project.
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2.13 Week Thirteen (14/06/2021 – 18/06/2021)
This week, since there is not much work to do, I took this opportunity to
study any files related to cadastral survey work. So that, I can get to know
how this survey work is carried out included the process involved. I also
search any files and relevant data related cadastral survey work to make a
report soon.
2.13 Week Fourteen (21/06/2021 – 25/06/2021)

This week is the week of the start of work from home due to the Movement
Control Order (MCO) was being implemented. So, I took this time to start
doing my report as required in industrial training scope.
2.14 Week Fifteen (28/06/2021 – 02/07/2021)

Like last week, practical students are still not allowed to enter the office
because the MCO is extended. Besides, I collected the data from the study
case to make the report since we are not allowed to enter to office.
2.15 Week Sixteen (05/07/2021 – 09/07/2021)

In the last week of industrial training, I do finalize my report and re-check
before submitting to the supervisor.
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CHAPTER 3
WORKING EXPERIENCE
3.1 Project Title and Introduction

Jurukur Hikmah has appointed by JKR Cawangan Kejuruteraan Infrastruktur
Pengangkutan to carry out the Topographic and Bathymetric Survey for purposed of
"Projek : Membina dan Menyiapkan Jeti Baru dan Lain-lain Kerja Berkaitan di Gua
Langsir, Kilim Karst Geoforest Park". The total area for topographic survey is 1.6 ha.
The requirement was to produce the current mainland topographic data. This survey
work shall be based same Datum which is in Chart Datum.
3.2 Objective of Project
• The objective of this project was to provide all necessary data and information
for client relating for their engineering design for the project entitled by carry out
topographic survey works.
• Produce land survey datum and Chart Datum plan alongside with technical
report to submitted to client.
• Carry out topography survey to the area proposed.
3.3 Scope of Works

Jurukur Hikmah has appointed by JKR Cawangan Kejuruteraan Infrastruktur
Pengangkutan to carry out the Topographic and Bathymetric Survey for purposed
of "Projek : Membina dan Menyiapkan Jeti Baru dan Lain-lain Kerja Berkaitan di Gua
Langsir, Kilim Karst Geoforest Park". The total area for topographic survey is 1.6 ha
and for bathymetric survey is 159 hectares. The requirement was to produce the
current seabed level and mainland topographic data. Both survey work shall be
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based same Datum which is in Chart Datum. The agreed scope of works is as
follows:
i. Planimetric control survey with the method of crossing from the existing boundary
stones around the survey area to the four monument survey reference marks that
generally appear for further reference. Another planimetric control should also be
performed for the formation of the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS)
Reference Station and the Tidal Observation Station.
ii. Height control survey by method of leveling static method to the five monumental
surveys established.
iii. Topographic and cross-sectional survey strips in the survey area are accompanied by
the establishment of additional survey control points for planimetric control and all
planimetric features are prominent and visible such as buildings, rock revetments,
groynes, drains, roads / tracks, culverts, hydraulic structures, fences, electric /
telephone poles, trees, rock outcrops, beach slopes. The level of road reduction and
existing reverse roads were also studied. The topographic and planimetric survey
boundaries are 100 metres from the high-water line to land or erosion along the
shoreline area for the survey area. However, this survey does not extend to gated
private property.
iv. Spot levels were taken at a distance of not more than 20 metres along the survey
area and at closer intervals there were significant value changes. Investigation of
planimetric features such as roads, drains, sea walls, revetments, coastal slopes, and
structures etc. traversed by profiles is given attention so that these f eatures can be
demonstrated in the survey area.
v. Data processing and preparation of drawings are performed for Topography Su rvey
Plan at a scale of 1: 2000
vi. A review report is compiled and generally includes a description of the work,
personnel and equipment using the methodology and results achieved.
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vii. Spot levels shall be taken at not more than 20 metres intervals along the Survey
Area and at closer intervals whenever there is a significant change of grade.
Survey of planimetric features such as roads, drain, seawall, revetment, beach
scarp, and structures etc that is traversed by the profiles was paid attention so that
these
features can be indicated on the Survey Area
viii. Data Processing and Preparation of Drawings.
The following were prepared -
• Topographic and Bathymetric Survey Plan at a scale of 1: 2000
ix. A survey report was compiled and generally included the description of the
work, the personnel and equipment deployed the methodology and results
attained.
3.4 Study Area

3.4.1 Location of Site
 Gua Langsir Kilim Karst Geoforest Park, Mukim Ayer Hangat, Langkawi, Kedah
Figures 3.1 : location of research area.
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3.4.2 Flow Of Works
. Open file
Site visit & reconnaissance
Preparatory of work
Control Survey
Establish datum
Horizontal control Vertical contr
GPS
RT
Figures 3.2 : Flow of Works
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3.5 Data Acquisition
3.5.1 Measurement Involves
a) Control Survey
Control survey is one of type for survey method that consist of works on establishing
a control point to the area of in term for vertical and horizontal position of points. This
method used to provide the standards of accuracy for subsequent and subordinate
method of survey to attain. Also, this survey method used to correct the planimetric
alignment to be add into other supplementary surveys which used as adjustment. For
this project, there are two type of control survey perform on research area.
i. Horizontal Control Survey

To establish horizontal control, the method used were based on concept of Base and
Rover (RTK Fixed). The position of fix point got from known point and transit with
the satellite by the concept RTK Fixed. The horizontal control establishes for the
topographic survey to collect the details and for Underground Utility Mapping to
control the planimetric of research area also for preparation for Right of Way. For
topographic survey, there have main traverse and sub-traverse that must cover all area
alongside routes by group and lastly combine all the detail to overlay with another
group.
ii. Vertical Control Survey

For vertical control survey, the method used to transfer the height for Benchmark
(BM) was GNSS levelling where this requires for application of GPS instrument.
The method use GNSS was Static Method where the GPS measured from Base at
BM to transfer the heights to Rover which on place of new TBM. The purpose of this
vertical control is to provide height control to area to be observed for topography
survey purposes.
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Table 3.1: Reduce Level of Benchmark
Benchmark Reduce
No Site Location
No. Level (m)
On the left of Padang Lalang-
1 K 0975 12.441 Kuah Road, 15m from the Hosna
Realty Quarry signboard
Located on a drain construction at
the corner of the road in the
cement factory area near the
2 K 0172 3.403
second entrance near the corner
of the office 142m from SBM S
0292
b) Establish Datum
Datum establishment was carried out in Gua Langsuir. This survey works also carried out
GNSS observation using Static method. For this project, there are 5 TBM were
established.
Table 3.2: Datum Establishment
TBM Reduce Remark Figure

Level (m)
Located at the top of a

TK 1 14.899
staircase leading to the lake
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Located at the end of the
TK 2 2.200 bridge of Tasek Gua Langsir
Located at the Gua Langsir

TBM 3 1.875 pedestrian steps leading to
the lake
Located on the rock cliff to

TBM 4 5.340 the right of the beginning of
the stairs
Located on the rock cliff on

the right side of the stairs
TBM 5 -
2.627 and 60m from the position
of TBM 4
Other relevant data that have been collected for any survey work involved in this project
was attached in Appendix E and was attached the link for the reference. This is because
the data collected is too much to attach on the appendix page.
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3.5.2 Personnel involves.
Table 3.3 : Personnel
Project Director/ Licensed Surveyor Sr. Hj Fakhrul Azman Bin Hj. Ali
Project Coordinator En. Rizaudin Bin Yusoff
Surveyors En. Mohammad Khairi Bin Mahmud
Survey Assistants  Mohamad Firdaus Bin Ayob
 Haris Murshidi Bin Bukhari
 Shamsul Bahari Bin
Abdul Rahman
CAD Draughts person
 Pn. Aida Orkid bt Ahmad
 Pn.Roziatul Adawiyah bt Azimi
 Mohamad Firdaus Bin Ayob
3.5.3 Equipment and Instrument

Survey equipment was always an important asset to any licensed surveyor firm. At
Jurukur Hikmah, the equipment was always ensured to be calibrated for our
observation will always in top notch condition.
Table 3.4 : Instrument for Topography Work
a) Instrument and Equipment for Topography survey works.

Used in survey work where
i. GNSS receiver for we required onmeasuring and
survey (GPS) collecting data of details and
height of points
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 Arc as signal and
 1 set Topcon correction receiver
Hiper SR, 1 set from satellite and
Topcon GR5 & 1 radio link.
set Hiper VR and  Used as base and
1 set SINO rover antenna to
GNSS. receive position
from satellite.
ii. Instrument and  To measure and show

Tool for the distance andthe
measuring bearing in the
• Topcon ES105 observation.
- No. Siri : GZ8426  Used to observe on
- No. Siri: GZ0614 the specific station to
 Prism dan tripod get the bearing and
 Mini Prism distance of the point
included detailingand
traverse.
 To get the straight line
of sight
iii. Topcon AT-B4A  To levels and stabilizes

the view with its finely
tuned magnetic damping
framework, regardless of
any fine vibrations
present when working
close to weighty gear or
occupied expressway.
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 Used as the reflector
iii. Prism and unit where it will give
Tripod the information about
bearing anddistance
during the observation
by return the
transmitted beam to
the instrument.
 Used as a target
of fore and back
station.
 Target Prism must
be installing on
tripod
 Also be a reflector
iv. Mini Prism from total station to get
bearing and distance
but in limited space.
v. Levelling Staff  To differentiate between

the height of the points
and point above the
vertical datum
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3.5.4 Calibration and Field check
a) GPS Instrument
i. Zero Baseline Test.
Zero baseline test should be performed to ensure the correct operation of the receivers,
antennas, cabling, and software.
 The test shall be carried out by connecting two (2) GPS receivers to the same
antenna, using an antennacable-splitter appropriate for the brand of
receiver/antenna (as recommended by the GPS manufacturer).
 The test shall be used to verify the precision of the receive measurements (and
hence its correct operation), as well as validate the data processing software.
 Zero baseline test should be performed before any GPS survey activity is carried
out.
 The test may be carried out any place where it is convenient but should be carried
out at a site with at least90% sky visibility.
 The test should be performed for a minimum of ten (10) minutes observation
session, with at least 15 seconds recording interval.
 The receivers should track at least five (5) satellites during the test session with a
GDOP of less than six(6).
 Cut-off angle of fifteen degrees (15°) should be applied during the baseline
processing.
 The resulting (computed) slope distance between the two (2) receivers being tested
must be less than three
(3) millimeters. If this tolerance is not met the test should be repeated or the
equipment sent to the GPSagent for further testing.
 The test should be applied twice, for both antennas.
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ii. EDM baseline test
An EDM baseline test should be performed to ensure the correct operation of a pair of
GPS receivers and dataprocessing software that will be used for baseline measurement.
 The GPS instrumentation shall be tested on an EDM baseline that itself has
been calibrated to a localstandard of distance using a special a high quality EDM
instrument.
 The test shall be used to study the precision of the receiver measurements (and
hence its correct operation),as well as validate the data processing software.
 EDM baseline test should be performed on a six-monthly basis or prior to any

large survey campaign beingcarried out.
 The test should be carried out at an established EDM baseline test site, by
occupying pillars with at least90% sky visibility.
 The GPS receivers should be tested against the established EDM baseline lengths
(between pillars),varying from twenty (20) meters to about one (1) kilometer.
 Each GPS receiver is to be connected to its designated antenna (mounted on
the pillar) using the sameantenna cable used during surveys.
 The test should be performed for a minimum of ten (10) minutes observation
sessions.
 The receivers shall track at least five (5) satellites during the test session with
a GDOP of less than six (6).
processing.
 The resulting difference in slope distance between the GPS measurement and
the standard must be lessthan ten (10) millimeters. If this tolerance is not met the
test should be repeated, and if the equipment fails again the instrument should be
returned to the GPS agent for repair.
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iii. GPS Network Test
A network test should be performed to assure the operation of the GPS
instrumentation for the purpose of determining high accuracy relative coordinates.
 The GPS instrumentation must be tested on part of the established high order
geodetic network. The network should include a minimum of three (3) existing
First Order GPS Control stations.
 The network test should be carried out on an annual basis, or when the receiver's
firmware or post- processing software is upgraded to a new version. In the latter
case, the test should include the Zero BaselineTest and EDM Baseline Test.
 The network test could be carried out over several GPS observation sessions. More
than one pair of GPS equipment could be used at the same time.
 The test should be carried out on a station network with at least 90% sky visibility.
 The network test should be carried out using the Static positioning method, with at
least two (2) hours observation sessions. All other recommended procedures
should be followed.
 The receivers shall track at least five (5) satellites during the observation session
with a GDOP of less than six (6).
processing.
 The minimally constrained network adjustment should be carried out using the
computed baselines expressed in the WGS84 datum.
 The final coordinates should be given in the established local system.
 The maximum allowable discrepancy between the surveyed coordinates

(observed GPS values) and thetrue coordinates (established values) for the
network test must be less than ten (10) millimeters in the horizontal component or
relative accuracy of better than a + bL millimeters (a=5mm, b=2ppm, L= baseline
length n kilometers), and less than twenty (20) millimeters in the vertical
component. If this tolerance isnot met, the surveyor will be required to validate
the results by repeating the test again.
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3.5.5 Methodology and Fieldwork
a) Site visit / Reconnaissance
Site Visit is required before starting a job to determine the location and scope of work
provided.
b) Preparatory of Work
Provision of work which includes workers and third-party insurance to protect
themselves and their equipment while carrying out survey work for this project. In
addition, obtain site-specific information such as previously measured topographic
measurement plans and term of reference provided by the JKR. Additional information
from the Jabatan Teknikal such as topographic data and digital cadastral data (lot
number, bearing, distances, benchmark level and coordinates) is required.
c) Control Survey
At very beginning of any survey activities, a control or datum must be established to
ensure the subsequent surveys like Topography and Utility Mapping survey data were
adjusted according to existential value points of area and preserved the high-quality
standard of output data. Procedure for carry out the control may consist of two types of
control to be perform.
i. Horizontal Control Survey

By using GPS equipment, the field procedure performed as below:
 Placement of control station or points baselines must be less than 30 kilometers

in length but longer than 50 meters apart.
 For observation, two or more receivers are considered. This observation was
using carrier phase only.
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 This observation must be carried out in Static Mode with minimum observation
periods of 60 minutes.
 For setting up, GPS equipment shall be placed at point where sky coverage
was at least 60% with antenna poles set up to 10m being allowed.
 By using remotes, provide checking on satellite geometry where at least
minimum of five (5) must viewed for both receivers for entire observations.
The elevation mask should not be less than 15°. Then, measurement rate
recommended to be 30 second or faster.
 All points to be surveyed must include two independent baselines form two or
more of First Order GPS geodetic controls stations or a minimum of one
proven Cadastral Reference Mark. The new points shall be established.
Figures 3.3: process of using GNSS system.
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ii. Vertical Control Survey
For vertical control, method use is GNSS Levelling where surveyor use this method to transfer
height from nearby Benchmark (BM) to site area to establish temporary benchmark (TBM) for
use in Topography and Detail survey. For this project, surveyor required in monumenti ng the
TBM as requested by clients. The field procedures for levelling were stated as below.
 On this levelling procedure, method was used is GNSS levelling. The starting
position will be atBenchmarks (BM) where has known value of reduced level. To
transfer heights must consist of at least
(2) two or more Benchmark use for data integrity.
 By using static method, carried out the observation prior to 60 minutes of observation
periods.
 For setting up, GPS equipment shall be placed at point where sky coverage was at
least 60% withantenna poles set up to 10m being allowed.
 By using remotes, provide checking on satellite geometry where at least minimum
of five (5) mustviewed for both receivers for entire observations. The elevation mask
should not be less than 15°
 All points to be surveyed must include two independent baselines form two
or more of established Benchmark. The class levelling must achieve 1 st Order
with Permissible Discrepancy 0.003√K mm. K
= Distance of baselines.
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d) Topography and Detail Survey
After establish datum or control, Surveyor proceed on performing topography and
detail survey to the area. For this survey, method used is Real-Time Kinematic where
GPS instrument are used. This method used to provide coordinates and height of
unknown points based on Base receivers through communication link. Procedure of
survey stated as below:
 For starter, the Base receiver were placed at control point where have been
established its owncoordinate and heights. The Rover were handheld by
surveyor use for collecting the points.
 Surveyor set up the Base at the point with proper height while Rover was
attaching to GPS pole withcontroller. Both heights were measured.
 Surveyor perform the setting using the controller to both receivers.
 Proceed to survey while using rover and controller.
 Surveyor placed the rover on top of point for features and collecting the point
by using controller andlabel it according to the code.
 This process repeated until all features and points necessary were collected.
The data store in controllerwhich be later transfer to technical unit.
Figure 3.4 :Examples procedure of collecting data using GPS (RTK Kinematic)
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3.6 Data Processing
After completion of all survey works at field, all data collected by surveyor must be sent
to technical unit at company so that data processing can be performed to carry out on
another phase of producing the outputs requested by the client. For This project, Raw
data that has been collected by surveyor at fields were transfer to technical unit so that
they ought to perform data checking and adjustments to the data.
Most of survey works consist of usage of GPS instrument so, all raw data collected were
given mostly transfer from GPS and Controller. For data processing the most sof tware
used on operating are AutoCAD and CDS software where this software function to
draughtsman or drafter to perform plotting drawing on data that received so they can
produce the plan consist of information that clients needed. For Hydrography data, most
data collected were processed by software in echo sounder named HySurvey.
3.6.1 List of Software

Table 3.5 : List of Software
List Of Software Used in Survey
Software Icon Description
 To form traversing and detailing.
Meanwhile, to rescale the plan.
a) AutoCAD  To produce the plan.
 This software used to insert the

b) Civil Design
raw data to process the data. The
and Survey
data of details survey will be
(CDS)
key-in into the traverse network
and
will be generate by using the tools
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in CDS.
 To generate contour and produce
map. All theinformation of the
sea/ocean will be display in the
plan.
 a cloud-empowered data handling
c) Magnet
programming application that
Tools
empowers clients to produce last
organizes from MAGNET Field,
MAGNET Field Site, TopSURV,
Pocket 3D files, just as Topcon
and Sokkia total stations, levels,
and GPS raw data files.
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3.6.2 Flow of data processing.
After completion of all survey works at field, all data collected by surveyor must be
sent to technical unit at company so that data processing can be performed to carry out
on another phase of producing the outputs requested by the client. For This project,
Raw data that has been collected by surveyor at fields were transfer to technical unit
so that they ought to perform data checking and adjustments to the data. Most of
survey works consist of usage of GPS instrument so, all raw data collected were given
mostly transfer from GPS and Controller. For data processing the most software used
on operating are AutoCAD and CDS software where this software function to
draughtsman or drafter to perform plotting drawing on data that received so they can
produce the plan consist of information that clients needed.
Perform proccessing using CDS from raw data

Receive survey data from fieldwork
transfer data from controller and GPS
Generate Spot Height and Detail points

Carry out adjustment to data Generate Contour, drawing
Carry out Plan drawing related to project

Transfer the data to AutoCAD Final Plan produce
Figures 3.5 : Flow of data process related to Topography Survey
3.6.3 Preparation of Final Product.

Below state the outputs data or product that will be submitted to clients:
a) Hardcopy of Topographic plan
b) Softcopy of Topographic plan
c) Proper scale set with suitable paper size.
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3.7 Result and Analysis
3.7.1 Major Reference Mark for Survey Activities.

Table below shown the final coordinates and height of major reference mark.
Table 3.6 : Major Reference Mark
UTM ZONE 47N Reduced Level Reduced

Level
Reference Mark Coordinate System (m) in
(m) in
Northing(m) Easting(m) LAT/CD LSD
TK 1 /TBM1 597511.195 709611.575 16.989 m 14.899 m
TK 2 / TBM2 597563.592 709551.441 4.290 m 2.200 m

TBM 3 597529.709 709628.037 3.965 m 1.875 m
TBM 4 597494.948 709661.928 7.43 m 5.340 m
TBM 5 597435.623 709681.621 4.717 m 2.627 m
3.7.2 Vertical Control Datum
For vertical control datum, we base the reference from Benchmark BM (K

0975) and BM (K 0172)which is published by JUPEM. The value of
Benchmarks acquired as below:
Table 3.7 : Value of Benchmark
BM no. Reduced Level (Land Survey Datum)

BM (K 0975) 12.441 m
BM (K 0172) 13.738 m
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3.7.3 GNSS Static Analysis
Figure 3.6 : GNSS Static Analysis
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Project Summary
Project name: TK 1 & TK 2
Surveyor:
Comment:
Linear unit: Meters
Projection: Malaysia_CS2000-Kedah_Perlis
Geoid: wgeoid04
Name Grid Northing (m) Grid Easting (m) Elevation (m)

Base 1 48789.353 -86342.075 3.282
TK 1 50309.654 -83479.363 14.899
TK 2 50249.515 -83426.970 2.200
Name dN (m) dE (m) Dht (m) Horz Vert RMS Time

RMS
Base 1-TK 1 1520.301 2862.712 11.691 0.001 0.002 5/8/2021
12:56:05 AM
Base 1-TK 2 1460.162 2915.162 -1.005 0.001 0.002 5/8/2021

12:56:05
AM
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Point Summary
Base 1 48789.353 -86342.075 3.282
Adjusted Points
TK 1 50309.654 -83479.363 14.899
TK 2 50249.515 -83426.970 2.200
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Figure 3.7 : GNSS Static Chart (TK 1 & TK2)
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Figure 3.8 : Project Summary (BM K0172 & STN 6)
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Project Summary
Project name: BM K0172 stn 6

Surveyor:
Comment:
Linear unit: Meters
Projection: Malaysia_CS2000-Kedah_Perlis
Geoid: wgeoid04
POINTS
Base 1 48789.353 -86342.075 3.282
Stn 6 50957.245 -96307.250 5.041
GPS OBSERVATIONS
Point Summary
Base 1 48789.353 -86342.075 3.282
Stn 6 50957.245 -96307.250 5.041
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Figure 3.9 : GNSS Static Chart (BM K0172 & STN 6)
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3.7.4 Observation GNSS Static Checking for TK 1 & TK 2 with Rinex Data
Project Summary
Project name: Rinex TK 1 dan TK 2
Surveyor:
Comment:
Linear unit: Meters
Projection: UTMNorth-Zone_47: 96E to 102E
Geoid: wgeoid04
Points
ARAU 713144.042 641518.705 31.889
LGKW 699595.240 594153.980 29.908
TK 1 709611.301 597511.005 14.762
TK 2 709551.385 597563.603 2.024
GPS Observations
Name dN (m) dE (m) dHt (m) Horz Vert Time PDOP
RMS RMS
ARAU−LGK -13548.797 -47364.727 -3.525 0.016 0.030 5/8/2021 1.727
W 3:15:47 PM
ARAU−TK 1 -3532.788 -44007.669 -18.654 0.019 0.030 5/8/2021 1.952
3:15:47 PM
ARAU−TK 2 -3592.662 -43955.100 -31.399 0.015 0.026 5/8/2021 2.090
3:15:47 PM
LGKW−TK 1 10016.061 3357.024 -15.164 0.012 0.017 5/8/2021 1.915
3:15:47 PM
LGKW−TK 2 9956.146 3409.623 -27.895 0.004 0.007 5/8/2021 2.090
3:15:47 PM
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Figure 3.10 : GNSS Static Chart (Rinex TK 1 dan TK 2)
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3.7.5 UTM Rinex Data Checking
Project Summary
Project name: Rinex TK 1 dan TK 2

Surveyor:
Comment:
Linear unit: Meters
Projection: UTMNorth-Zone_47: 96E to 102E
Geoid: wgeoid04
Adjustment Summary
Adjustment type: Plane + Height, Minimal constraint

Confidence level: 95 % Number
of adjusted points: 4
Number of plane control points: 1
Number of used GPS vectors: 5
Number of rejected GPS vectors by plane: 1
A posteriori plane UWE: 0.5344871, Bounds: ( 0.1590597 , 1.920937 ) Number
of height control points: 1
A posteriori height UWE: 0.558987 , Bounds: ( 0.1590597 , 1.920937 )
Used GPS Observations
Name dN (m) dE (m) dHt (m) Horz RMS Vert RMS
ARAU−LGKW -13548.797 -47364.727 -3.525 0.016 0.030
ARAU−TK 1 -3532.788 -44007.669 -18.654 0.019 0.030
ARAU−TK 2 -3592.662 -43955.100 -31.399 0.015 0.026
LGKW−TK 1 10016.061 3357.024 -15.164 0.012 0.017
LGKW−TK 2 9956.146 3409.623 -27.895 0.004 0.007
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GPS Observation Residuals
Name dN (m) dE (m) dHt (m) Horz RMS Vert RMS
ARAU−LGKW -13548.797 -47364.727 -3.525 0.016 0.030
ARAU−TK 1 -3532.788 -44007.669 -18.654 0.019 0.030
ARAU−TK 2 -3592.662 -43955.100 -31.399 0.015 0.026
LGKW−TK 1 10016.061 3357.024 -15.164 0.012 0.017
LGKW−TK 2 9956.146 3409.623 -27.895 0.004 0.007
Control Points
LGKW 699595.240 594153.980 29.908
Adjusted Points
ARAU 713144.042 641518.705 31.889
TK 1 709611.301 597511.005 14.762
TK 2 709551.385 597563.603 2.024
Adjustment
Control Tie Analysis: success

Adjustment type: Plane + Height, Minimal constraint
Confidence level: 95 % Number
of adjusted points: 4
Number of plane control points: 1
Number of used GPS vectors: 5
Number of rejected GPS vectors by plane: 1
A posteriori plane or 3D UWE: 0.5344871, Bounds: (0.1590597, 1.920937) Number of
height control points: 1
A posteriori height UWE: 0.558987, Bounds: (0.1590597, 1.920937)
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 Field Report Summary
Point Summary
ARAU 713144.042 641518.705 31.889
LGKW 699595.240 594153.980 29.908
TK 1 709611.301 597511.005 14.762
TK 2 709551.385 597563.603 2.024
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3.7.6 Final Products
In this project, we have produced two (2) plans which is Land Survey Datum and Chart
Datum. For Land Survey Datum is usually used to vertical datum from established BM.
For Chart Datum, there are red areas in plan which is referring to dangerous areas for
boat routes. There are three (3) plans for LSD and three (3) plans for CD. It is because the
scales for the following plans are additional then separated and divided into 3 plans.
The result of the surveys is in survey plans and they are:
Table 3.8 : Result of Survey Plan
Drawings Drawing Ref. Numbers
Topographic LSD Plan JUH/ 17 / 2021 / HYD 1-3
Topographic Chart Datum Plan JUH/ 17 / 2021 / HYD 1-3
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i. Land Survey Datum Plan
Figure 3.9 : Land Survey Datum Plan HYD 1

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ii. Chart Datum Plan
Figure 3.12 : Chart Datum Plan HYD 1
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CHAPTER 4
CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION
4.1 Overall General Comments.
During industrial training courses, student had learned a lot of new things relating
to engineering survey. For such, topography survey was considered a well experience
and practical work that student had done because they learned a lot about the
procedure on carry out the surveys and data processing in more deeply understand
better than back in UiTM. This provides a genuine positivity to our learning and
knowledge in this field. Student also learned a lot about working environment in
professional area. This might a lot educate and discipline in time management and
responsibility. The survey team and staff at Jurukur Hikmah was very cooperative in
the site and office as they unremitting in provide guidance and taught to student so
they can be truly professional workers without fails. However, due to current situation
of Covid 19 pandemic that occur in Malaysia, the practical session had quite
disturbance and because of that training period of student at the company were shorten
from schedules.
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4.2 Overall General Suggestion.
i. The first suggestion to this AP120 courses is to add more or new study
material focusing on engineering survey
ii. The second suggestion is to faculty. Please upgrade the facilities and
equipment at UITM so that student can learned properly without having
a minor issue about the equipment that may disturb their process of
learning.
iii. The third suggestion consist of advising to lecturer to educate the
student onto true current fieldwork practice and method also involve
many fieldworks related to engineering survey to student so that student
can be more understand the practical of works.
iv. Lastly, suggestion to this program courses is to add extra courses for
student in earlier semester in experiencing professional fieldwork
practice.
4.3 Conclusion of Project
From this project, we conclude that research and observation achieve its objective
required successfully. The objective is to provide all the necessary data and information
required for undertaking the engineering design for Topography Survey - Construction
of New Jetty and Completing Other Related Works Project in Gua Langsir Kilim Karst
Geoforest Park, Mukim Ayer Hangat, Langkawi, Kedah. At the seashore, the
acquisition of data consists of collection on shoreline along the beach. This is important
to get the accurate shape at the beach because it required by job specification from Gua
Langsir to cover the area of. From the work carried out and, we can successfully
complete this project and meet the requirements of the Jabatan Kerja Raya Malaysia
which include rules and regulations when carrying out this work.
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RFERENCES
i. Format Laporan
ii. Panduan Laporan
iii. Example Report / Template given by Lecturer
iv. Company Report Project

v. Raw Data from Company
vi. Company Files
vii. Sr Hj. Fakhrul Azman Ali (2021), Director, Jurukur Hikmah
viii. Mohamad Firdaus bin Ayob (2021), Project Manager, Jurukur Hikmah
ix. Jabatan Ukur & Pemetaan Malaysia (JUPEM)
x. Gua Langsuir Kilim, Karst Geoforest Park, Mukim Ayer Hangat, Langkawi.
Retrieved from
https://www.google.com.my/maps/place/Gua+Langsuir/@6.4187871,99.8804617,
741m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x304c7df8b214a235:0x2cb85a84d5739c
e!8m2!3d6.4187818!4d99.8826504
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APPENDIX A
BENCHMARK
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6
6
6
6
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APPENDIX B
FLY LEVEL BOOKING
6
BM K0975 to Base 1
6
BM K0975 to STN 1
6
STN 1 to BM K1304
6
BM K1304 to STN 2
6
STN 2 to STN 3
7
STN 3 to STN 4
7
STN 4 to STN 5
7
STN 5 to BM K1821
7
7
BM K1821 to BM K1301
7
BM K1301 to STN 6
7
7
BM K0172 to STN 6
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APPENDIX C
ESTABLISHMENT OF TEMPORARY BENCHMARK
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APPENDIX D
TRAVERSE, TOTAL STATION OBSERVATION & GNSS

OBSERVATION DATA
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TRAVERSE FIELDBOOK
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88
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90
91
TRAVERSE REPORT
92
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94
TRAVERSE DRAWING
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APPENDIX E
RAW DATA
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i. Raw Data from Total Station; Topcon ES105
(https://sg.docworkspace.com/d/sIGWItpVqsrPQhAY)
Point
Number Northing Easting Level Code
2 50249.094 -83429.177 2.2 STN 2
1 50272.728 -83464.188 2.349 STN 1
1000 50249.52 -83426.966 2.207 TBM2
1001 50262.116 -83378.273 3.755 P
1002 50260.018 -83375.311 12.128 P
1003 50254.24 -83370.823 19.325 P
1004 50266.402 -83374.09 21.982 P
1005 50249.62 -83362.671 30.322 P
1006 50255.534 -83359.438 35.167 P
1007 50267.607 -83370.181 27.939 P
1008 50271.583 -83370.395 34.934 P
1009 50276.397 -83365.862 43.109 P
1010 50275.43 -83365.733 43.634 P
1011 50284.675 -83371.354 48.417 P
1012 50286.771 -83374.223 48.579 P
1013 50291.123 -83374.788 48.132 P
1014 50292.799 -83378.369 44.535 P
1015 50294.455 -83381.318 41.713 P
1016 50290.871 -83378.284 41.122 P
1017 50283.669 -83375.159 40.626 P
1018 50285.694 -83383.459 29.107 P
1019 50279.967 -83379.681 27.05 P
1020 50278.717 -83383.621 18.131 P
1021 50278.611 -83384.755 13.622 P
1022 50277.347 -83379.641 11.011 P
1023 50275.377 -83375.93 16.232 P
1024 50275.003 -83374.467 8.545 P
1025 50281.27 -83374.096 6.736 P
1026 50278.614 -83377.974 2.704 P
1027 50269.229 -83404.781 2.834 P
1028 50271.067 -83409.144 2.463 P
1029 50271.968 -83408.392 7.212 P
1030 50280.332 -83410.517 11.076 P
1031 50274.315 -83414.069 6.357 P
1032 50273.674 -83413.507 3.639 P
97
1033 50271.79 -83425.102 3.076 P
1034 50271.848 -83426.635 6.32 P
1035 50275.566 -83424.65 10.668 P
1036 50283.472 -83421.782 19.175 P
1037 50295.337 -83414.965 32.979 P
1038 50270.848 -83430.533 2.693 P
1039 50271.151 -83432.657 7.105 P
1040 50274.504 -83426.583 11.731 P
1041 50277.181 -83434.606 12.065 P
1042 50280.216 -83435.906 20.013 P
1043 50281.257 -83427.195 16.901 P
1044 50289.211 -83434.415 30.765 P
1045 50299.772 -83431.217 45.023 P
1046 50297.639 -83439.843 44.607 P
1047 50295.029 -83443.031 41.171 P
1048 50288.98 -83440.892 30.906 P
1049 50280.808 -83443.273 18.935 P
1050 50281.178 -83439.286 21.841 P
1051 50277.685 -83442.85 15.195 P
1052 50275.054 -83442.001 9.656 P
1053 50277.408 -83448.481 10.353 P
1054 50272.09 -83441.068 5.94 P
1055 50270.734 -83441.94 2.838 P
1056 50271.077 -83448.966 2.88 P
1057 50271.152 -83445.53 4.252 P
1058 50272.426 -83451.956 2.966 P
1059 50271.673 -83455.725 3.126 P
1060 50273.384 -83456.153 4.953 P
1061 50277.478 -83450.365 9.376 P
1062 50256.435 -83372.302 2.616 P
1063 50258.31 -83374.318 10.919 P
1064 50253.269 -83370.417 15.081 P
1065 50259.495 -83366.256 26.452 P
1066 50256.552 -83359.708 35.301 P
1067 50256.356 -83357.137 39.624 P
1068 50254.911 -83355.825 42.765 P
1069 50260.078 -83355.52 43.932 P
1070 50265.456 -83359.179 41.137 P
1071 50248.915 -83365.39 2.586 P
1072 50240.7 -83367.927 9.491 P
98
1073 50248.365 -83365.408 14.629 P
1074 50232.693 -83369.332 2.725 P
1075 50233.151 -83365.431 15.606 P
1076 50231.129 -83365.975 25.925 P
1077 50231.43 -83364.502 29.23 P
1078 50241.783 -83361.953 25.215 P
1079 50240.574 -83359.943 33.266 P
1080 50243.381 -83357.708 40.931 P
1081 50236.654 -83357.986 40.239 P
1082 50220.56 -83369.149 14.187 P
1083 50216.055 -83369.308 21.831 P
1084 50226.347 -83367.124 24.734 P
1085 50224.116 -83364.949 30.561 P
1086 50215.91 -83364.486 33.56 P
1087 50208.394 -83361.646 43.162 P
1088 50195.981 -83367.069 53.619 P
1089 50203.188 -83376.599 27.445 P
1090 50207.813 -83386.684 10.553 P
1091 50179.947 -83405.069 2.601 P
1092 50197.154 -83394.379 15.303 P
1093 50183.942 -83395.4 29.672 P
1094 50196.145 -83383.295 36.697 P
1095 50186.686 -83387.53 50.169 P
1096 50175.34 -83373.559 72.545 P
1097 50161.049 -83413.488 6.019 P
1098 50172.99 -83402.03 18.411 P
1099 50162.033 -83396.263 30.022 P
1100 50167.993 -83396.282 38.967 P
1101 50216.895 -83506.208 8.025 P
1102 50230.417 -83490.353 7.304 P
1103 50242.219 -83482.375 8.144 P
1104 50219.853 -83503.406 27.523 P
1105 50235.856 -83486.229 21.159 P
1106 50246.332 -83494.385 25.31 P
1107 50243.462 -83494.547 37.556 P
1108 50236.131 -83488.518 36.069 P
1109 50225.98 -83495.497 40.989 P
1110 50228.944 -83495.195 48.294 P
1111 50233.068 -83497.15 55.079 P
1112 50247.12 -83496.67 26.722 P
99
1113 50243.543 -83531.553 55.069 P
1114 50267.752 -83524.039 47.867 P
1115 50279.837 -83523.482 44.851 P
1116 50290.961 -83533.681 49.771 P
1117 50303.107 -83546.991 54.409 P
1118 50301.315 -83551.339 71.684 P
1119 50280.914 -83531.821 62.419 P
1120 50269.663 -83529.18 62.993 P
1121 50255.719 -83537.743 69.481 P
1122 50269.398 -83536.902 75.485 P
1123 50279.474 -83531.332 69.32 P
1124 50298.78 -83550.785 78.011 P
1125 50286.838 -83539.584 80.836 P
1126 50274.402 -83536.483 80.86 P
1127 50278.134 -83534.954 82.452 P
1128 50170.689 -83409.728 2.681 LA
1129 50261.702 -83378.263 1.996 LA
1130 50276.486 -83378.652 1.884 LA
1131 50270.522 -83432.445 2.142 LA
1132 50249.599 -83426.688 2.208 TL
1133 50247.197 -83428.25 2.215 TL
1134 50247.193 -83428.365 2.214 TL
1135 50248.839 -83430.873 2.215 TL
1136 50248.94 -83430.891 2.219 TL
1137 50248.459 -83427.841 5.088 TL
1138 50250.605 -83430.004 2.223 TL
1139 50251.329 -83429.293 2.198 TL
1140 50251.336 -83429.165 2.196 TL
1141 50261.012 -83445.887 2.247 TL
1142 50271.549 -83456.706 2.093 LA
1143 50270.74 -83451.605 1.525 LA
1144 50269.367 -83447.174 1.925 LA
1145 50269.662 -83443.169 1.835 LA
1146 50269.707 -83435.057 2.076 LA
1147 50270.31 -83428.994 2.105 LA
1148 50269.057 -83424.686 2.055 LA
1149 50272.576 -83420.125 2.211 LA
1150 50273.82 -83416.106 2.106 LA
1151 50271.105 -83408.411 2.323 LA
1152 50268.909 -83406.03 2.21 LA
10
1153 50275.68 -83394.455 1.953 LA
1154 50262.222 -83378.407 1.987 LA
1155 50253.453 -83368.166 1.995 LA
1156 50249.204 -83365.785 1.891 LA
1157 50232.981 -83368.736 2.021 LA
1158 50178.724 -83405.841 1.952 LA
1159 50252.973 -83432.423 -0.601 IL
1160 50257.177 -83438.128 -0.554 IL
1161 50263.112 -83447.179 -0.426 IL
1162 50262.503 -83451.629 -0.338 IL
1163 50256.566 -83442.003 -0.607 IL
1164 50251.421 -83435.011 -0.586 IL
1165 50248.094 -83431.519 -0.512 IL
1166 50246.182 -83428.189 -0.631 IL
1167 50249.661 -83426.009 -0.67 IL
1168 50252.286 -83429.136 -0.659 IL
1169 50274.705 -83459.407 2.698 P
1170 50281.208 -83456.699 7.357 P
1172 50283.363 -83444.541 18.332 P
1173 50282.779 -83463.15 6.636 P
1174 50280.556 -83466.289 3.956 P
1175 50285.355 -83467.183 7.057 P
1176 50287.527 -83460.69 12.409 P
1177 50288.756 -83455.286 19.139 P
1178 50282.126 -83470.721 3.534 P
1179 50277.637 -83472.602 1.347 P
1180 50274.938 -83474.553 1.118 P
1181 50275.885 -83480.396 2.266 P
1182 50280.606 -83485.044 3.922 P
1183 50270.876 -83480.738 4.285 P
1184 50274.917 -83471.176 2.406 TL
1185 50275.273 -83470.387 2.386 TL
1186 50271.336 -83461.479 2.347 TL
1187 50270.754 -83462.119 2.341 TL
1188 50268.654 -83459.587 2.325 TL
1189 50269.379 -83459.062 2.323 TL
1190 50274.033 -83465.12 5.219 TL
1191 50273.231 -83465.696 5.508 TL
1192 50277.166 -83472.278 2.367 TL
1193 50276.809 -83472.997 2.39 TL
10
1194 50279.773 -83473.408 2.356 TL
1195 50281.985 -83473.629 4.159 TL
3 50306.27 -83480.561 14.356 STN 3
1196 50301.449 -83478.975 13.618 TL
1197 50302.109 -83478.405 13.621 TL
1198 50299.962 -83476.788 12.774 TL
1199 50307.867 -83481.264 17.099 TL
1200 50308.027 -83480.502 17.297 TL
1201 50305.536 -83480.919 15.137 TL
1202 50307.041 -83481.184 15.287 TL
1203 50308.933 -83480.586 14.896 TL
1204 50308.187 -83480.122 14.871 TL
1205 50305.787 -83478.12 15.736 P
1206 50308.738 -83474.692 16.538 P
1207 50310.727 -83450.116 25.262 P
1208 50298.585 -83449.646 37.296 P
1209 50297.77 -83447.204 41.508 P
1210 50303.739 -83474.37 15.93 P
1211 50302.716 -83482.611 13.322 P
1212 50307.117 -83486.758 13.918 P
1213 50308.049 -83483.358 15.219 P
1214 50309.566 -83477.819 15.703 TL
1215 50310.211 -83478.131 14.828 TL
4 50310.086 -83478.248 14.831 STN 4
1216 50306.142 -83453.551 21.386 P
1217 50305.902 -83445.41 37.304 P
1218 50313.287 -83449.121 17.011 P
1219 50316.948 -83445.97 15.391 P
1220 50324.784 -83430.954 31.147 P
1221 50313.831 -83478.838 14.386 P
1222 50311.465 -83481.04 15.937 P
1223 50315.373 -83488.916 17.917 P
1224 50318.533 -83482.168 15.341 P
1225 50317.87 -83474.821 12.089 P
1226 50308.652 -83479.88 18.232 TL
1227 50310.932 -83476.121 14.119 TL
1228 50310.748 -83476.226 14.278 TL
1229 50308.784 -83479.976 18.098 TL
1230 50313.027 -83476.138 13.381 TL
1231 50312.703 -83475.374 13.371 TL
10
1232 50314.279 -83474.721 12.873 TL
1233 50314.588 -83475.15 12.883 TL
1234 50317.316 -83472.738 11.271 TL
5 50318.766 -83496.381 19.197 STN 5
1235 50313.937 -83494.785 17.482 P
1236 50318.625 -83490.612 18.456 P
1237 50304.423 -83510.968 18.455 P
1238 50304.609 -83511.262 18.434 P
1239 50318.504 -83501.113 18.356 P
1240 50320.549 -83505.161 17.35 P
1241 50323.019 -83513.662 15.348 P
1242 50324.436 -83514.727 14.49 P
1243 50321.054 -83498.515 19.675 P
1244 50324.308 -83501.067 19.655 P
1245 50328.582 -83498.279 18.495 P
1246 50320.873 -83496.754 18.948 P
6 50317.068 -83482.148 15.324 STN 6
1247 50322.101 -83486.617 16.385 P
1248 50320.079 -83481.05 14.359 P
1249 50319.596 -83476.803 12.238 P
1250 50317.547 -83472.237 12.522 TL
1251 50324.883 -83436.921 21.134 P
1252 50317.788 -83445.277 15.599 P
1253 50331.68 -83429.046 25.36 P
7 50329.247 -83448.267 0.977 STN 7
1254 50327.25 -83463.706 3.611 P
1255 50331.996 -83472.28 7.007 P
1256 50334.933 -83469.72 2.665 P
1257 50339.73 -83474.346 4.132 P
1258 50349.779 -83484.333 3.319 P
1259 50360.659 -83493.868 4.407 P
1260 50322.087 -83458.795 3.518 P
1261 50320.584 -83460.584 5.332 P
1262 50321.597 -83454.204 4.396 P
1263 50321.528 -83446.725 3.986 P
1264 50322.751 -83443.528 3.538 P
1265 50323.112 -83442.404 5.397 P
1266 50320.38 -83444.355 9.425 P
1267 50324.432 -83439.948 9.825 P
1268 50326.978 -83437.593 3.299 P
10
1269 50332.224 -83431.996 4.631 P
1270 50331.803 -83432.888 10.303 P
1271 50328.852 -83435.271 14.112 P
1272 50324.698 -83436.073 13.594 P
1273 50317.424 -83437.444 13.503 P
1274 50313.339 -83434.559 14.016 P
1275 50323.188 -83430.057 14.544 P
1276 50333.102 -83430.611 16.048 P
1277 50335.101 -83427.098 12.666 P
1278 50334.897 -83421.914 2.51 P
1279 50327.629 -83452.17 1.151 STN ES3
1280 50326.028 -83460.829 1.824 TBM3
8 50359.987 -83495.527 5.265 STN 8/TBM4
1281 50357.728 -83493.57 5.121 P
1282 50355.526 -83496.157 6.277 P
1283 50351.929 -83496.197 7.897 P
1284 50357.858 -83495.843 8.439 P
1285 50348.861 -83496.308 10.109 P
1286 50349.176 -83503.312 10.197 P
1287 50339.503 -83600.934 58.904 P
1288 50340.241 -83589.498 45.522 P
9 50373.462 -83516.131 0.581 STN 9
1289 50363.697 -83512.332 2.967 P
1290 50361.291 -83506.627 2.709 P
1291 50359.888 -83498.127 2.815 P
1292 50366.115 -83518.699 2.425 P
1293 50368.061 -83523.706 2.531 P
1294 50355.624 -83523.499 5.925 P
1295 50356.17 -83515.393 5.77 P
1296 50356.318 -83509.078 6.293 P
1297 50354.522 -83536.095 10.412 P
1298 50365.212 -83539.137 8.395 P
1299 50367.105 -83542.343 5.554 P
1300 50373.28 -83545.124 3.312 P
1301 50375.753 -83550.799 2.448 P
1302 50379.524 -83558.482 3.226 P
1303 50383.741 -83564.001 3.798 P
1304 50388.378 -83559.663 3.207 P
1305 50391.657 -83563.126 6.177 P
1306 50369.774 -83526.037 1.94 LA
10
1307 50366.397 -83515.134 1.732 LA
1308 50407.941 -83564.509 11.602 P
1309 50416 -83553.666 5.491 P
1310 50431.977 -83598.487 47.757 P
10 50379.763 -83554.836 2.529 STN 10/TBM5
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ii. Raw Data GPS – Topcon Hiper VR
(https://sg.docworkspace.com/d/sINaItpVqo8PQhAY)
PT Number Northing Easting Level Code

1 48838.793 -86048.904 0
2 48826.202 -86058.936 0
3 48819.693 -86077.824 0
4 48818.029 -86115.804 0
5 48845.434 -86163.58 0
6 48899.861 -86225.351 0
7 48980.27 -86253.05 0
8 48974.499 -86261.082 0
9 49069.654 -86437.66 0
10 49030.503 -86492.312 0
11 49093.262 -86574.468 0
12 49328.048 -86485.317 0
13 49423.42 -86643.841 0
14 49221.703 -86733.453 0
15 49198.795 -86708.146 0
16 49169.736 -86719.344 0
17 49267.212 -86817.962 0
18 49059.852 -86923.361 0
19 49039.134 -86941.443 0
20 49062.521 -86989.504 0
21 49047.091 -87003.993 0
22 49067.629 -87046.869 0
23 49031.97 -87064.842 0
24 49055.242 -87113.068 0
25 49079.746 -87164.339 0
26 49103.991 -87152.235 0
27 49136.231 -87139.169 0
28 49173.598 -87208.698 0
29 49222.071 -87353.507 0
30 49249.199 -87444.297 0
31 49274.501 -87456.709 0
32 49342.634 -87477.449 0
33 49438.922 -87498.202 0
34 49464.215 -87491.32 0
35 49655.536 -87523.128 0
10
36 49715.699 -87550.864 0
37 49757.861 -87589.352 0
38 49783.551 -87619.351 0
39 49793.722 -87639.261 0
40 49788.893 -87706.011 0
41 49775.213 -87760.527 0
42 49764.272 -87841.135 0
43 49801.498 -87920.143 0
44 49859.929 -87950.055 0
45 49921.782 -87954.888 0
46 49914.293 -88059.13 0
47 49922.045 -88112.22 0
48 49883.387 -88117.057 0
49 49950.352 -88253.414 0
50 49925.081 -88306.375 0
51 49866.178 -88325.743 0
52 49938.661 -88385.764 0
53 49938.362 -88391.549 0
54 49936.408 -88429.332 0
55 49929.907 -88554.729 0
56 49925.483 -88639.787 0
57 49877.371 -88634.891 0
58 49879.099 -88659.258 0
59 48805.25 -86040.836 0
60 48789.54 -86039.386 0
61 48715.83 -86055.727 0
62 48690.643 -86027.291 0
63 48789.353 -86342.075 3.282
64 50309.654 -83479.363 14.899
65 50249.514 -83426.97 2.2
100 -65253.045 -19322.649 -7.767 TEST
101 -65253.101 -19322.643 -7.773 TEST
102 48908.385 -86300.31 2.639 PLATFORM
103 48910.292 -86295.705 0.145 WL
104 48915.91 -86275.974 1.66 HAT
105 48916.162 -86306.809 0.059 BASE LVL
106 48841.821 -86008.695 1.799 TIDE GAUGE 2
107 48841.822 -86008.691 1.795 TIDE GAUGE 2
108 48841.825 -86008.689 1.795 TIDE GAUGE 2
109 50313.697 -83478.958 14.528 P
10
1000 50316.022 -83483.496 16.75 P
1001 50314.454 -83489.078 17.986 P
1002 50323.361 -83464.888 5.391 POINT 3
1003 50327.159 -83461.293 1.461 POINT 1
1004 50326.842 -83455.01 1.208 PNTAI
1005 50324.181 -83449.913 1.554 BATU
1006 50323.667 -83442.678 1.302 BATU
1007 50331.701 -83433.615 0.462 BATU
200 50327.725 -83452.198 1.186 STN ES3
1008 50336.073 -83460.072 0.063 IL
1009 50341.162 -83459.063 -0.619 IL
1010 50344.857 -83458.168 -1.186 IL
1011 50347.866 -83457.55 -0.986 IL
1012 50351.917 -83457.059 -1.087 IL
1013 50354.036 -83456.735 -1.154 IL
1014 50327.718 -83438.05 0.809 GG BTU
1015 50327.528 -83437.648 1.56 LA
1016 50333.482 -83441.135 0.121 IL
1017 50336.748 -83438.849 -0.298 IL
1018 50341.071 -83438.171 -0.917 IL
1019 50343.453 -83437.346 -1.251 IL
1020 50334.426 -83430.953 0.146 GG BTU
1021 50333.913 -83430.726 1.345 LA
1022 50335.877 -83420.266 -0.267 GG BTU
1023 50335.83 -83420.451 1.309 LA
1024 50333.277 -83418.173 -5.127 IL
1025 50336.94 -83414.103 -0.182 GG BTU
1026 50338.311 -83413.809 -1.299 IL
1027 50333.86 -83405.585 -0.961 GG BTU
1028 50333.823 -83405.753 0.906 LA
1029 50334.637 -83404.852 -1.858 IL
1030 50324.89 -83395.723 -1.485 IL
1031 50324.546 -83397.034 -0.668 GG BTU
1032 50313.446 -83390.076 0.931 LA
1033 50313.822 -83389.972 -0.267 GG BTU
1034 50315.51 -83388.047 -1.453 IL
1035 50317.282 -83386.337 -1.673 IL
1036 50319.491 -83384.459 -1.586 IL
1037 50308.002 -83378.778 -1.435 IL
1038 50310.325 -83377.285 -1.491 IL
10
1039 50312.291 -83375.35 -1.493 IL
1040 50315.832 -83373.068 -1.42 IL
1041 50304.745 -83380.354 -0.925 GG BTU
1042 50304.787 -83380.719 0.894 LA
1043 50300.954 -83365.56 -1.349 IL
1044 50305.16 -83363.431 -1.491 IL
1045 50309.58 -83362.584 -1.5 IL
1046 50314.582 -83361.242 -1.625 IL
1047 50317.874 -83360.317 -1.554 IL
1048 50299.831 -83359.05 -1.514 IL
1049 50297.955 -83366.417 1.025 LA
1050 50298.141 -83366.294 -0.8 GG BTU
1051 50338.045 -83468.05 0.023 GG BTU
1052 50337.298 -83469.581 0.721 LA
1053 50343.279 -83469.841 -0.967 IL
1054 50346.69 -83469.773 -1.429 IL
1055 50347.554 -83462.24 -1.479 IL
1056 50350.214 -83459.81 -1.556 IL
1057 50352.419 -83483.282 -0.29 GG BTU
1058 50351.677 -83483.417 0.889 LA
1059 50357.191 -83490.347 -0.299 GG BTU
1060 50357.243 -83491.358 1.104 LA
1061 50360.681 -83488.494 -1.391 IL
1062 50363.121 -83484.29 -1.564 IL
1063 50365.012 -83482.858 -1.615 IL
1064 50368.128 -83480.639 -1.625 IL
1065 50371.756 -83477.91 -1.666 IL
1066 50365.153 -83497.223 -0.43 GG BTU
1067 50369.867 -83511.931 -0.283 GG BTU
1068 50369.578 -83512.436 0.875 LA
1069 50373.084 -83510.948 -0.74 IL
1070 50377.959 -83507.177 -1.379 IL
1071 50380.387 -83504.934 -1.554 IL
1072 50383.251 -83503.03 -1.505 IL
1073 50386.452 -83500.632 -1.51 IL
1074 50389.945 -83498.322 -1.744 IL
1075 50373.529 -83526.217 0.075 GG BTU
1076 50372.161 -83526.628 0.804 LA
1077 50375.967 -83541.621 0.067 GG BTU
1078 50374.302 -83542.764 1.276 LA
10
1079 50380.06 -83539.647 -0.736 IL
1080 50382.483 -83536.89 -1.259 IL
1081 50384.573 -83535.101 -1.372 IL
1082 50385.73 -83533.989 -1.386 IL
1083 50387.825 -83531.556 -1.452 IL
1084 50390.94 -83528.754 -1.461 IL
1085 50393.664 -83525.712 -1.452 IL
1086 50396.904 -83522.678 -1.548 IL
1087 50400.835 -83518.849 -1.516 IL
1088 50406.437 -83514.308 -1.58 IL
1089 50426.154 -83521.876 -1.725 IL
1090 50422.498 -83526.205 -1.644 IL
1091 50418.91 -83528.815 -1.576 IL
1092 50415.066 -83532.371 -1.546 IL
1093 50411.507 -83535.48 -1.534 IL
1094 50407.98 -83538.494 -1.495 IL
1095 50404.721 -83541.918 -1.397 IL
1096 50401.358 -83545.825 -1.351 IL
1097 50399.291 -83548.995 -0.873 IL
1098 50398.433 -83551.333 -0.189 GG BTU
1099 50398.399 -83553.697 1.177 LA
1100 50424.681 -83547.787 -0.38 GG BTU
1101 50424.192 -83548.362 1.022 LA
1102 50434.717 -83548.146 -0.211 GG BTU
1103 50431.574 -83550.645 0.845 LA
1104 50436.001 -83546.367 -1.196 IL
1105 50437.473 -83543.921 -1.565 IL
1106 50439.428 -83541.222 -1.653 IL
1107 50441.177 -83538.43 -1.839 IL
1108 50443.567 -83535.061 -1.847 IL
1109 50445.15 -83532.975 -1.901 IL
1110 50447.136 -83530.872 -1.944 IL
1111 50449.358 -83528.604 -1.946 IL
1112 50451.096 -83526.58 -1.973 IL
1113 50390.38 -83552.347 0.019 GG BTU
1114 50389.072 -83556.092 1.03 LA
1115 50380.613 -83554.132 1.152 LA
1116 50384.948 -83549.953 -0.035 GG BTU
1117 50360.014 -83495.608 5.336 TBM 4
1118 50360.008 -83495.61 5.342 TBM 4
11
1119 50360.007 -83495.61 5.34 TBM 4
1120 50379.7 -83554.935 2.627 TBM 5
1122 50326.127 -83460.856 1.915 TBM 3
1123 50326.137 -83460.86 1.914 TBM 3
1124 50326.116 -83460.849 1.875 TK3
1125 50326.119 -83460.847 1.869 TK3
1126 50326.126 -83460.835 1.868 TK3 NONE
1127 50326.115 -83460.847 1.87 TK3 NONE
1128 50326.099 -83460.822 1.842 TK3 WGEOID
1129 50326.095 -83460.821 1.839 TK3 WGEOID
1130 51074.647 -83601.053 0.575 LA
11
iii. Raw Data GPS – Topcon Sino
(https://sg.docworkspace.com/d/sIJ6ItpVq1bTQhAY)
Name Code N E Z
1064 IL 50237.431 -83184.647 0.278
1191 50327.725 -83452.198 1.186
1192 TBM3 50326.086 -83460.827 1.796
1193 GGB 49767.927 -82624.554 0.264
1194 LA 49767.777 -82624.382 1.216
1195 IL 49767.175 -82623.205 -0.563
1196 IL 49795.1 -82598.112 -0.995
1197 IL 49805.454 -82576.055 -0.745
1198 IL 49815.815 -82560.788 -0.612
1199 IL 49827.448 -82545.605 -0.585
1200 IL 49836.097 -82532.662 0.935
1201 IL 49836.035 -82531.903 -0.392
1202 IL 49862.503 -82551.45 -0.495
1203 IL 49862.129 -82570.882 -0.68
1204 IL 49854.144 -82584.191 -0.837
1205 IL 49847.244 -82597.65 -0.814
1206 IL 49837.868 -82619.932 -1.034
1207 IL 49831.858 -82632.618 -0.969
1208 IL 49827.085 -82642.406 -0.892
1209 IL 49821.595 -82655.837 -0.836
1210 GGB 49813.858 -82670.012 0.733
1211 IL 49799.873 -82653.719 -0.946
1212 GGB 49795.672 -82664.743 0.4
1213 GGB 49847.685 -82674.76 0.716
1214 iL 49846.962 -82670.552 -0.917
1215 iL 49850.516 -82661.402 -0.84
1216 iL 49854.251 -82650.962 -1.027
1217 iL 49859.716 -82639.308 -1.032
1218 iL 49866.659 -82627.88 -0.949
1219 iL 49876.47 -82617.854 -0.857
1220 iL 49888.776 -82609.984 -0.74
1221 iL 49897.837 -82604.633 -0.781
1222 iL 49909.46 -82597.268 -0.812
1223 iL 49920.348 -82588.785 -0.529
1224 iL 49928.846 -82581.083 -0.535
1225 iL 49940.79 -82572.259 -0.458
11
1226 iL 49954.869 -82567.529 -0.489
1227 iL 49963.778 -82554.51 -0.585
1228 iL 49978.388 -82543.915 -0.495
1229 iL 49986.498 -82540.207 -0.471
1230 iL 49998.784 -82533.325 -0.463
1231 iL 50012.898 -82526.008 -0.496
1232 iL 50036.332 -82530.346 -0.536
1233 iL 50034.557 -82542.877 -0.723
1234 iL 50025.536 -82559.029 -0.563
1235 iL 50016.054 -82573.417 -0.477
1236 iL 50004.191 -82590.632 -0.651
1237 iL 49996.048 -82603.337 -0.679
1238 iL 49988.635 -82615.882 -0.065
1239 iL 49985.634 -82619.498 -0.761
1240 iL 49980.944 -82631.399 -0.664
1241 iL 49976.593 -82643.437 -0.832
1242 iL 49970.681 -82657.072 -0.786
1243 iL 49966.469 -82668.443 -0.806
1244 iL 49960.748 -82684.505 -1.009
1245 iL 49956.879 -82698.2 -1.035
1246 iL 49950.479 -82712.433 -1.086
1247 GGB 49947.867 -82715.177 0.092
1248 GGB 49917.498 -82702.672 -0.591
1249 IL 49925.697 -82687.97 -1.057
1250 IL 49938.157 -82674.493 -0.88
1251 IL 49931.494 -82652.11 -0.742
1252 IL 49907.755 -82653.093 -0.991
1253 IL 49900.025 -82672.392 -1.126
1254 GGB 49998.143 -82746.803 -0.2
1255 IL 50001.14 -82736.131 -1.521
1256 IL 50006.614 -82722.34 -1.135
1257 IL 50011.176 -82705.294 -1.037
1258 IL 50016.563 -82690.543 -1.008
1259 IL 50024.113 -82669.018 -0.867
1260 IL 50030.856 -82646.913 -0.77
1261 IL 50037.141 -82625.271 -0.801
1262 IL 50042.123 -82608.124 -0.711
1263 IL 50047.467 -82591.776 -0.624
1264 IL 50053.432 -82574.917 -0.674
1265 IL 50086.306 -82597.044 -0.779
1266 IL 50080.051 -82615.739 -0.807
11
1267 IL 50072.376 -82631.244 0.071
1268 IL 50061.186 -82654.13 -0.898
1269 IL 50056.326 -82668.906 -0.829
1270 IL 50051.065 -82684.103 -0.887
1271 IL 50046.805 -82698.511 -0.871
1272 IL 50042.187 -82714.448 -0.936
1273 IL 50037.625 -82729.762 -0.993
1274 IL 50030.432 -82747.205 -1.157
1275 GGB 50025.901 -82762.885 0.08
1276 GGB 50071.251 -82790.006 -0.566
1277 IL 50072.823 -82787.951 -0.864
1278 IL 50077.625 -82779.343 -0.895
1279 IL 50082.063 -82769.809 -0.815
1280 IL 50086.81 -82759.053 0.546
1281 IL 50087.177 -82757.879 -0.772
1282 IL 50095.029 -82740.07 -0.045
1283 IL 50096.242 -82733.792 -0.819
1284 IL 50101.605 -82722.654 -0.766
1285 IL 50106.944 -82707.412 -0.704
1286 IL 50110.126 -82692.595 -0.712
1287 IL 50114.087 -82673.031 -0.688
1288 IL 50121.709 -82652.947 -0.643
1289 IL 50158.951 -82669.399 -0.69
1290 IL 50161.103 -82694.231 -0.66
1291 IL 50155.763 -82721.282 -0.867
1292 IL 50152.907 -82746.919 -0.972
1293 IL 50152.175 -82762.807 -0.932
1294 IL 50151.266 -82780.158 -1.02
1295 IL 50148.69 -82795.166 -1.397
1296 GGB 50145.976 -82804.401 -0.684
1297 GGB 50189.308 -82812.859 -0.536
1298 IL 50191.073 -82807.926 -1.048
1299 IL 50193.349 -82791.359 -0.852
1300 IL 50202.672 -82775.363 -0.923
1301 IL 50208.328 -82767.56 -0.933
1302 IL 50218.818 -82753.389 -0.901
1303 IL 50229.251 -82738.373 -0.791
1304 IL 50279.273 -82754.798 -1.232
1305 IL 50277.65 -82782.206 -1.179
1306 IL 50270.671 -82799.88 -1.157
1307 IL 50265.944 -82814.828 -1.292
11
1308 IL 50262.109 -82830.048 -1.186
1309 GGB 50260.386 -82837.405 -0.604
1310 La 50257.951 -82837.399 1.155
1311 GGB 50303.496 -82832.652 -0.082
1312 IL 50307.982 -82819.053 -1.591
1313 IL 50316.482 -82807.335 -0.666
1314 IL 50317.084 -82806.163 -1.393
1315 IL 50325.497 -82791.905 -1.577
1316 IL 50348.783 -82848.774 -4.026
1317 IL 50338.751 -82868.349 -2.464
1318 GGB 50334.277 -82872.299 -0.217
1319 GGB 50364.358 -82893.738 -0.24
1320 GGB 50369.313 -82864.843 -11.115
1321 IL 51351.955 -83297.265 -0.547
1322 IL 51370.191 -83306.364 -0.588
1323 IL 51393 -83333.176 -0.654
1324 IL 51405.167 -83350.952 -0.948
1325 IL 51416.806 -83335.687 -0.565
1326 IL 51320.679 -83297.899 -0.923
1327 IL 51304.655 -83275.231 -0.866
1328 IL 51284.333 -83247.671 -0.836
1329 IL 51255.277 -83216.294 -1.041
1330 IL 51238.716 -83191.592 -0.892
1331 IL 51224.396 -83160.513 -0.873
1332 IL 51214.845 -83133.088 -0.924
1333 IL 51210.773 -83109.564 -1.018
1334 IL 51210.366 -83089.144 -0.063
1335 IL 51211.735 -83082.085 -1.005
1336 IL 51197.237 -83061.961 -1.023
1337 IL 51178.086 -83045.571 -1.038
1338 IL 51159.612 -83025.783 -1.074
1339 IL 51144.113 -83006.573 -1.209
1340 IL 51126.057 -82984.777 -1.078
1341 IL 51108.304 -82967.071 -1.241
1342 IL 51091.327 -82952.611 -1.317
1343 IL 51071.835 -82935.737 -1.381
1344 IL 51056.189 -82918.673 -1.447
1345 IL 51043.423 -82899.202 -1.529
1346 IL 51016.527 -82877.038 -2.097
1347 IL 50997.221 -82859 -2.107
1348 IL 50971.876 -82840.746 -4.117
11
1349 sngkar_ikan 50719.657 -82575.43 1.312
1350 sngkar_ikan 50684.774 -82605.679 1.378
1351 sngkar_ikan 50728.572 -82667.549 1.265
1352 sngkar_ikan 50762.434 -82636.53 1.361
1353 sngkar_ikan 50875.381 -82842.004 1.165
1354 sngkar_ikan 50907.301 -82813.282 1.207
1355 sngkar_ikan 50982.959 -82899.717 1.173
1356 sngkar_ikan 50950.89 -82928.689 1.296
1357 IL 51070.606 -84158.658 -1.305
1358 GGB 51061.897 -84167.9 -0.484
1359 La 51061.399 -84168.182 1.014
1360 GGB 51044.105 -84144.803 -0.447
1361 IL 51045.931 -84141.728 -1.304
1362 IL 51018.408 -84124.719 -1.523
1363 GGB 50997.899 -84133.151 -0.222
1364 IL 50997.934 -84127.309 -1.253
1365 GGB 50963.07 -84104.21 -0.192
1366 IL 50965.381 -84100.819 -1.224
1367 IL 50942.076 -84059.332 -1.399
1368 GGB 50932.603 -84062.858 -0.334
1369 La 50932.009 -84062.014 1.132
1370 IL 50922.711 -84050.905 -1.342
1371 IL 50897.475 -84050.097 -1.034
1372 IL 50887.809 -84027.727 -1.111
1373 IL 50904.369 -84012.883 -1.464
1374 GGB 50893.378 -83995.364 0.853
1375 IL 50893.506 -83994.685 -1.491
1376 IL 50882.07 -83980.131 -3.284
1377 GGB 50878.259 -83992.38 -3.315
1378 GGB 50768.502 -83979.529 -0.858
1379 iL 50770.866 -83972.964 -1.253
1380 iL 50759.007 -83963.107 -1.471
1381 iL 50733.32 -83928.516 -1.548
1382 iL 50716.223 -83903.352 -1.691
1383 iL 50703.633 -83882.546 -1.657
1384 iL 50669.059 -83856.569 -1.404
1385 iL 50665.917 -83853.607 -1.528
1386 iL 50641.339 -83825.749 -1.403
1387 iL 50628.847 -83810.901 -1.314
1388 iL 50615.233 -83792.535 -1.233
1389 GGB 50584.279 -83789.229 -0.744
11
1390 IL 50587.257 -83786.103 -1.062
1391 IL 50562.771 -83786.695 -0.814
1392 IL 50551.172 -83764.136 -0.792
1393 IL 50549.679 -83745.763 -0.672
1394 GGB 50554.172 -83731.671 0.329
1395 IL 50585.633 -83753.303 -1.107
1396 IL 50601.434 -83732.838 -1.376
1397 GGB 50608.657 -83700.124 1.675
1398 IL 50610.008 -83706.479 -1.374
1399 GGB 50650.564 -83660.296 1.573
1400 IL 50656.099 -83658.118 -2.607
1401 GGB 50638.703 -83642.847 -0.539
1402 IL 50634.098 -83638.436 -5.123
1403 GGB 50613.553 -83650.071 -0.011
1404 IL 50612.083 -83649.675 0.674
1406 IL 50589.783 -83612.191 -1.782
1407 IL 50572.613 -83601.652 -1.146
1408 GGB 50563.214 -83603.232 0.017
1409 GGB 50559.722 -83612.853 0.242
1410 GGB 50575.535 -83651.582 1.585
1411 IL 50575.506 -83650.108 -0.723
1412 GGB 50530.566 -83536.328 1.232
1413 IL 50482.623 -83540.27 -1.33
1414 IL 50483.496 -83552.967 -1.124
1415 GGB 50483.656 -83560.084 -0.527
1416 Pulau 50541.981 -83347.208 0.296
1417 Pulau 50541.178 -83343.993 0.353
1418 IL 50541.221 -83343.812 -1.323
1419 IL 50575.353 -83370.585 -1.364
1420 Pulau 50576.169 -83365.006 0.311
1421 Pulau 50633.492 -83405.957 0.323
1422 IL 50626.838 -83404.974 -2.29
1423 IL 50638.282 -83384.203 -10.593
1424 Pulau 50640.451 -83391.142 0.266
1425 Pulau 50617.109 -83369.923 0.16
1426 IL 50608.39 -83360.598 -5.568
1427 IL 50578.997 -83322.799 -1.736
1428 Pulau 50572.905 -83323.182 0.287
1429 Pulau 50447.799 -82954.623 0.196
1430 IL 50445.52 -82956.27 -2.717
1431 IL 50439.38 -82934.217 -1.719
11
1432 pulau 50442.252 -82934.057 0.151
1433 pulau 50492.848 -82916.794 0.192
1434 IL 50493.529 -82914.121 -7.105
1191 IL 50507.484 -82932.206 -4.214
1192 Pulau 50500.562 -82933.605 0.062
1193 GGB 50410.859 -82981.712 -1.247
1194 IL 50421.206 -82975.64 -8.771
1195 IL 50425.905 -83027.045 -6.308
1196 GGB 50423.718 -83026.66 0.032
1197 il 50426.858 -83097.072 -1.421
1198 GGB 50422.131 -83106.707 -0.074
1199 IL 50517.618 -83167.618 -4.072
1200 GGB 50516.105 -83168.946 -0.016
1201 GGB 50526.428 -83184.016 -0.98
1202 IL 50528.463 -83184.68 -1.806
101 50327.725 -83452.198 1.186
1000 IL 50279.927 -83337.462 -0.828
1001 La 50278.316 -83341.147 1.177
1002 Il 50273.277 -83329.647 -0.888
1003 LA 50259.73 -83322.948 1.392
1004 IL 50260.73 -83321.206 -0.819
1005 IL 50246.276 -83312.216 -0.765
1006 IL 50236.481 -83306.718 -0.592
1007 LA 50236.038 -83306.055 1.073
1008 IL 50223.578 -83301.169 -0.582
1009 Gg_Btu 50222.548 -83303.378 0.759
1010 Gg_Btu 50210.87 -83296.225 0.68
1011 Gg_Bath 50200.654 -83282.945 0.683
1012 IL 50201.318 -83280.507 -0.632
1013 IL 50202.261 -83279.579 -0.568
1014 Gg_Batu 50192.672 -83281.534 0.724
1015 IL 50183.652 -83266.558 -0.408
1016 Gg_B 50177.269 -83267.399 0.242
1017 IL 50172.664 -83250.621 -0.286
1018 Gg_B 50163.581 -83247.16 0.699
1019 IL 50171.163 -83237.595 -0.265
1020 Gg_B 50165.215 -83224.1 0.616
1021 IL 50174.735 -83222.016 -0.078
1022 Gg_B 50166.541 -83211.596 0.536
1023 La 50166.323 -83211.364 1.118
1024 Gg_B 50175.356 -83199.591 0.723
11
1025 Gg_B 50189.504 -83195.32 0.513
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12
APPENDIX F
PHOTOS
12
i. Hydrography
ii. Topography
12
iii. Levelling
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UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA

PRACTICUM – LAND SURVEYING BASED

NURUL IZZAH BINTI ZULKURNIAN

DIPLOMA IN GEOMATIC SCIENCE

FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE, PLANNING AND

TOPOGRAPHY SURVEY - CONSTRUCTION OF NEW JETTY

Industrial Training Report

Delivered to meet the Award of Terms

NURUL IZZAH BINTI ZULKURNIAN

31st JULY 2021

Name of Student : Nurul Izzah Binti Zulkurnian

Date : 31st July 2021

Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Surveying

Date: 31st July 2021

Diploma in Geomatic Science (AP120)

Date: 31st July 2021

Furthermore, I would like to convey my full appreciation to my Industrial Training

Finally, I perceive as this opportunity as a big milestone in my career development. I

SUPERVISOR’S DECLARATION III

TABLE OF CONTENTS VI- IX

LIST OF ABBREVIATION XII

CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION

1.1 Company Background 1-3

1.1.2 Company Owner 1

1.1.3 Company Registration Name 3

1.2 Company Location 3

1.3 Company Overview 4

1.4 Services Offered at Jurukur Hikmah 5-7

1.4.1 Title Survey 5

1.4.2 Strata/Stratum Survey 6

1.4.4 Mining Survey 6

1.4.5 Engineering Survey 6

1.4.6 Hydrography Survey 7

1.4.7 Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing Survey 7

1.4.8 Global Position System (GPS) 7

1.4.9 Monitoring Survey 7

1.5 Organizational Chart 8

1.6 Scope of Works for Department in Jurukur Hikmah 9

CHAPTER TWO: SUMMARY OF DUTIES

2.1 Week 1 (22 March – 26 March 2021) 10

2.2 Week 2 (29 March – 02 April 2021) 10

2.3 Week 3 (04 April – 09 April 2021) 11

2.4 Week 4 (12 April – 16 April 2021) 12

2.5 Week 5 (19 April – 23 April 2021) 12

2.6 Week 6 (26 April – 30 April 2021) 12

2.7 Week 7 (03 May – 07 May 2021) 12

2.8 Week 8 (10 May – 12 May 2021) 13

2.9 Week 9 (19 May – 21 May 2021) 13

2.11 Week 11 (31 May – 04 June 2021) 13

2.12 Week 12 (07 June – 11 June 2021) 13

2.13 Week 13 (14 June – 18 June 2021) 14

2.14 Week 14 (21 June – 25 June 2021) 14

2.15 Week 15 (28 June – 02 July 2021) 14

2.16 Week 16 (05 July – 09 July 2021) 14

CHAPTER THREE: WORKING EXPERIENCES

3.1 Project Title and Introduction 15

3.7.5 UTM Rinex Data Checking 45