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    This document discusses the use and process of a total station for basic surveying and construction applications. It describes the parts of a total station including the tripod, pole, and prism. It explains the process of setting up the total station, leveling it, and calibrating it through backsight by angle, coordinate, or resection. It then covers observing and gathering data, as well as stake out processes for points, lines, and offsets. Finally, it provides examples of survey data collection and plans for roads, buildings, bridges, and flood control including horizontal, vertical, alignment and section views.

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    This document discusses the use and process of a total station for basic surveying and construction applications. It describes the parts of a total station including the tripod, pole, and prism. It explains the process of setting up the total station, leveling it, and calibrating it through backsight by angle, coordinate, or resection. It then covers observing and gathering data, as well as stake out processes for points, lines, and offsets. Finally, it provides examples of survey data collection and plans for roads, buildings, bridges, and flood control including horizontal, vertical, alignment and section views.

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    This document discusses the use and process of a total station for basic surveying and construction applications. It describes the parts of a total station including the tripod, pole, and prism. It explains the process of setting up the total station, leveling it, and calibrating it through backsight by angle, coordinate, or resection. It then covers observing and gathering data, as well as stake out processes for points, lines, and offsets. Finally, it provides examples of survey data collection and plans for roads, buildings, bridges, and flood control including horizontal, vertical, alignment and section views.

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    This document discusses the use and process of a total station for basic surveying and construction applications. It describes the parts of a total station including the tripod, pole, and prism. It explains the process of setting up the total station, leveling it, and calibrating it through backsight by angle, coordinate, or resection. It then covers observing and gathering data, as well as stake out processes for points, lines, and offsets. Finally, it provides examples of survey data collection and plans for roads, buildings, bridges, and flood control including horizontal, vertical, alignment and section views.

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    BASIC SURVEY USING TOTAL STATION

    & APPLICATION TO CONSTRUCTION


    PARTS OF TOTAL STATION
    TRIPOD
    POLE & PRISM
    RANGE POLE PRISM
    PRISM CONSTANT
    PRISM CONSTANT
    • 0

    • -30

    • +30
    PROCESS
    1. SET UP TRIPOD
    2. LEVEL LOWER BRANCH OF TOTAL STATION
    3. LEVEL THE INSTRUMENT
    4. CALLIBRATION OF INSTRUMENT BY:
    A. Backsight by angle
    B. Backsight by coordinate
    C. Resection (triangulation)
    5. OPERATION
    1. OBSERVATION(GATHER DATA)
    2. STAKE OUT DATA
    1. POINTS DATA
    2. POINT ON THE LINE AND OFFSET FROM THE LINE
    Backsight by angle:
    • must know instrument coordinates and have a
    landmark/target at a known azimuthBacksight
    by coordinate:
    • must know instrument coordinates and have
    mirror target set on a position of known
    coordinates
    Resection (triangulation):
    • must have 3 or more mirror targets
    established at known 3D coordinate
    SURVEY DATA FOR STAKE OUT
    A. ROADS

    B. BUILDING

    C. BRIDGE
    ROAD PLAN & FLOOD CONTROL
    • ROAD PLAN
    –ALIGNMENT
    –DESIGN PROFILE
    ROAD PLAN – ALIGNMENT
    ROAD PLAN-PROFILE
    BUILDING PLAN
    • HORIZONTAL
    –FOUNDATION PLAN
    • FOOTING
    • COLUMN
    • VERTICAL ELEVATIONS
    –SECTION PLAN
    HORIZONTAL DATA
    VERTICAL DATA
    BRIDGE PLAN
    • HORIZONTAL
    –FOOTING
    • TOP VIEW PLAN
    • ALIGNMENT

    • VERTICAL ELEVATIONS
    –SECTION VIEW
    • BOTTOM OF FOTTING
    • TOP OF FOOTING
    • BOTTOM OF GIRDER
    • ETC.
    BRIDGE
    HORIZONTAL & VERTICAL PLAN

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