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CHAPTER – 7


MODERN TOOLS USED FOR SURVEYING &
MAPPING

It is a since and art of obtaining information about an object ,
area or phenomenon through an analysis of the data acquired
by a device which is not in contact with the object , area or
phenomenon under investigation.

It is a tool or technique which employ electromagnetic energy
- such as - light , heat or microwave – as means of detecting
and measuring target characteristic

Satellites and air crafts – common platform – used for remote
sensing

Data collection – by highly sophisticated - sensors like -
REMOTE SENSING camera , radar etc.

PRINCIPLE OF REMOTE SENSING:

Sun and various artificial sources radiates electromagnetic
energy of different wavelength

This energy - interacts with earth surface and various features
like - building , soil , grass , water , paved , road , forest etc

The earth features changes – characteristics of incident
radiation such as – intensity , direction , wavelength and phase

Remote sensing system detects these changes and – data
obtained is used to determine characteristics of the earth’s
surface
sun
satellite

Incident
radiation

Reflected solar
radiation

RS

building Paved road grass forest


water

STAGES OF REMOTE SENSING

1.ENERGY SOURCE:

Sun is – source of energy is passive remote sensing

Sun produces – electromagnetic energy

2.PROPOGATION OF ENERGY THROUGH
ATMOSPHERE

Energy from source - propagate through atmosphere

Atmosphere modifies the wavelength and spectral
distribution of energy to some extent
REMOTE SENSING ●
3.INTERECTION OF ENEGRY WITH TARGET

Energy received by the target - interacts with it

So – energy – either transmitted , absorbed ,
scattered , emitted or reflected from the target

4.RECORDING OF ENERGY BY SENSOR

Sensors are mounted on satellites

Return signal is set to sensor which responds to all
wave length

1. - sun
4. –satellite
(sensors)

6.-interpretaion & analysis

2. - atmosphere

7.-application

3. -target
GIS

5-ground station
EARTH
SURFACE

STAGES OF REMOTE SENSING



5.TRANSMISSION , RECEPTION & PROCESSING

Energy recorded by sensor has to be transmitted
- in electronic form , to a receiving and
processing unit on the ground

At ground unit – this data area processed and
converted in to image

6.INTERPRETATION AND ANALYSIS
REMOTE SENSING ●
Processed images are interpreted , -visually or
digitally or electronically to extract (to get)
information about the target

7.APPLICATION

Information about – target obtained from
remote sensing is made available to users in the
required format

APPLICATION OF REMOTE SENSING

1 – AGRICULTURE –

for crop statistics – data / information / figures

horticulture (art of gardening)

2 - FORESRTY -

To know forest area

Type and density of forest

To know biomass and grassland

3.ENVIRONMENT
REMOTE SENSING ●
Information about atmosphere ,continents , ocean

To study Hydrological phenomenon - cloud motion ,
precipitation , freeze , hurricane

4.RESOURCE EXPLORAITON

Used in exploration of non- renewable energy source
as – miners , fossil fuels , oil deposits

5.LOCATION NATURAL HAZARDS

To study and locate – earthquake , landslides ,
volcanic eruption , floods

6.Land use and land cover mapping

It Is a computer based system which is used to
store and manipulate geographical information

It integrates common database operation such as
query and statistical analysis with the unique
visualization and geographical analysis benefits
offered by maps

It is a tool to assist in decision making and
management of attributes(features) that needs to
be analyzed spatially
GIS ●
COMPONENTS OF GIS

1.Computer system (hardware):

It includes – CPU , VDU , keyboard , mouse ,
plotter , printer , CD/DVD drive etc . – to store ,
process , and present spatial data

2.Software :

Includes software like – Arc GIS, Map info ,
Geometrica , Autodesk Map – to perform GIS
operation
Internal
users input analysis

Internal
Data
data management
base

GIS Internal
External GIS
management
management GIS data output
base
external
users

External
data
base

3.Data :

Geographical data in – form of - hard copy map ,
digital map ,aerial photos , satellite images ,
statistical tables , other documents - used for GIS
operations

4.procedure:

To complete task – procedures are performed using –
hardware and software

5.Expert and users:
GIS ●
Experts with knowledge area required to apply GIS
properly

Different types of users are using GIS at different
level

APPLICATION OF GIS

water resource and management and planning

Transportation planning

Town and regional planning

Forest and wildlife - management

Municipal application

Emergency planning and routing

Health , educational or retail services
GIS ●
Market analysis

Population analysis and predication

Archaeological location and measurement

It is a combination of (1)electronic theodolite + (2)
electronic distance measuring device (EDM) and
microprocessor with memory unit

PARTS OF TOTAL STATION AND IT’S FUNCTION

1.Electronic theodolite

2.EDM instrument

3.Microprocessor + memory unit

1.Electronic theodolite

It is a telescope with cross hair to sight a target

Main function – to measure vertical angles + horizontal
TOTAL STATION angle

Measured angle – displayed on the screen in – digital
form

Accuracy – 2 to 6 seconds

2.EDM -

Main function – to measure distance

Range -2.8 to 4.2 km

Accuracy - 5 to 10 mm per km

EDM – transmit – infrared beam ,which is reflected back
to EDM unit with the help of a prism

EDM – calculate distance based up time required to travel
a infrared beam up to target and return back to EDM

Measured distance - displayed digitally on the screen

3.Microprocessor + memory unit

Measured - distance and angle (raw data) – is recorded in
memory unit

This data is – analyzed by the microprocessor and angle
and distance - displayed digitally on screen

Data recorded ( electronic book) – compact disc

Storage capacity – 2000 to 4000 points
TOTAL STATION ●
This data can be downloaded to a computer – by means
of data cable

Reduces recording errors , eliminate need for a person to
record the data in the field

METHOD OF USING TOTAL STATION:

It is mounted on – tripod stand and leveled before use

Prism - mounted on poll of known height at target – so
that reflection point so prism is the line of centre of pole

Tip of the pole is placed on the point to be surveyed

Instrument must be towards – prism

So that instrument – calculate position of prism not
the point to be surveyed

To find location of point – height of pole is
subtracted


USE OF TOTAL STATION

Distance measurement

Horizontal & vertical angle -measurement

Elevation measurement of object
TOTAL STATION ●
Measurement of area and volume

Preparation of cross section

Preparation of traverse

Measurement of co-ordinates

Graphical display of measured points

ADVANTAGES:

1. Rapid field work

2. High accuracy in measurement

3. Elimination of error – during taking & recording

4.co-ordinatess – of points computed fast

5.Atmospheric temp. and pressure – correction
done automatically

6. Contour map & cross section – prepared

7. Area of field – can be computed

8. Graphical view of plots and land

9. Easy setting on tripod – using laser plummet

10. local language support

DISADVANTAGES:
TOTAL STATION ●
1. Does not provide hard copies of field work /
notes. So – difficult for surveyor – to look and
check work during survey

2.To check of survey - required to return at office
and prepare – drawing using software

3.Not used – for observation of sun

4. Instrument is costly

5.Skilled person – req. to use instrument /
conduct survey

Global Positioning System

It is a precise – location & navigation system

Consists -24 nos. of satellites placed in 6 circular
orbits planes –of 55 degree inclination at 20200
km above earth surface

This satellites – having 12 hours period , so that
at least 4 satellites are available for observations
on ground / air / water at any time at any place ,
in any weather - through out the year – anywhere
GPS in the world

It also uses some ground stations and receivers –
to know - location of points on earth

GPS – answers - 5 questions

1.Where am I

2.Where am I going?

3.Where are you?

4.What is the best way to reach there?

5.When will I reach there?
GPS

ADVANTAGES:

1.Used as vehicle navigator.-able to determine -
exact location , calculate distance , and verify
direction - to reach particular place

2.Used as a features of mobile phones – to find
direction , calculation of distance etc

3.Make moving from one to another place –
easier , enjoyable at unknown places
GPS ●
4.For preparation of maps , land surveying ,
fishing & for scientific application

5.It comes with – PANIC button. – will help – in
case of accident of hi jack

6.Will track stolen vehicle easily

7. Used to locate - lost child ,pet of family

8.Used to determine - weather pattern

9.Used for surveying of natural hazardous -
volcanic eruption , movements of earth plates etc.

USE OF GPS

Now a day – people are using - GPS to make work
more productive , safer & easier

Five main uses

1. Location – determining a basic position

2. Navigation -getting from one location to another

3. Tracking – monitoring the movement of people and
things

4. Mapping – creating maps
GPS ●
5.Timing – provide accurate timing

1. Location

To determine exact location - for any point / place
etc on the earth , in any weather - at any time

2. navigation

Helps to determine exact where we are

helps to know how to get somewhere else

Used for navigation – on water , air and land

3. tracking

GPS + communication links + computer – tracking tool

Used in – agriculture , mass transit , urban delivery ,
public safety , vessel & vehicle tracking

Police ambulance , fire department - using GPS based -
AVL – to know location of emergency & response vehicle
on a computer map

4. Mapping :

Used for survey & to prepare maps – to save time and
money

Can create models for everything in the world -
mountains ,sea , rivers , cities , minerals , resources , and
GPS mapping the effect of damage and disaster

5.Timing :

Used to determine - accurate time , time interval

GPS – satellites – carries – high accurate atomic clock

GPS – receiver on the earth – match themselves to these
clocks

Every GPS – receiver is an atomic clock

Astronomers , power companies . Computer networks ,
communication systems , banks , radio & television
station can benefited from this precise timing

METHOD OF OPERATION:

There are six GPS satellites orbiting at an altitude of
20200km .

By using signals from these satellites, GPS receiver
calculate its positions.

process requires accurate local time which is more
accurate than a clock.

an atomic clock – provided in each GPS satellites,
which transmit messages - each containing time at the
GPS start of message parameters so as to determine the
location of the satellite and general system health.

Signals travels through atmosphere and receiver
receive this signals.

Receiver uses arrival time to calculate the distance to
each satellites, from which it finds the position of the
receiver using geometry and trigonometry.

If local time is known accurately , then trilateration
process can find position of receiver by using three
satellite.

SYSTEM SEGMENT :

1 SPACE SEGMENT :

Consists of GPS satellites or space vehicles
placed in orbits

Each orbit consists of 4 GPS satellites

Orbits has an inclination of 55 degree app. With
respect to earth’s equator

This orbits are separated by 60 degree right
GPS ascension of the ascending node.( ascension –
angle along the equator from a reference point
to the intersection of the orbit)

Orbits are arrange – such a way that four
satellites area always remains within the line of
sight from almost everywhere on the surface of
the earth.

Satellites are located at 20200km with orbit
radious of 26600 km.

2. CONTROL SEGMENT :

Control segment are stations located on the
ground on various parts of the world.

Control segments are eyes and ears of the GPS
and they keep tracking the satellites – rotating in
orbits at a height of 20200 km from the surface
GPS of the earth.

3 USER SEGMENT :

User segment consists of - receivers that have
been designed to decode the signal transmitted
from the satellites for the purpose of
determining position , velocity or time.
GPS

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