9 Questions
Match the faculty member with their type of contribution:
Kendel P. Bolanio = Updated the format and contents
Match the department with its college affiliation:
Department of Geodetic Engineering = College of Engineering and Geosciences
Match the copyright holders with the rights they possess:
All Authors/Contributors and Department of Geodetic Engineering = Authorization for reproduction and distribution
Match the file format with its distribution permissions:
PowerPoint file = Not to be distributed to other parties (including students) PDF file = Only to be distributed to students of the course
Match the following surveying instruments with their primary usage:
Tape = Measuring distances Compass = Determining direction Level = Measuring height differences Global Positioning System = Satellite-based positioning
Match the following surveying techniques with their descriptions:
Traverse = Series of lines connecting successive points with determined lengths and directions Triangulation = Determining positions by forming triangles between survey points Trilateration = Determining positions using the geometry of triangles formed by survey points Link Traverse = Type of traverse survey method involving connecting successive points with determined lengths and directions
Match the following surveying projects with their descriptions:
Forest study = Studying the layout and features of a forested area for planning purposes Solar potential study = Assessing the suitability of locations for solar power generation Town planning = Designing and organizing urban areas for efficient and sustainable development Military intelligence = Gathering and analyzing information for defense and strategic purposes
Match the following surveying concepts with their definitions:
Traverse Station = Temporary or permanent point of reference over which the instrument is set up Horizontal Position = Location of a point relative to two axes: the equator and the prime meridian on the globe, or x and y axes in a plane coordinate system Control Points = Physical manifestations of horizontal datums tying coordinate systems to actual locations on the ground Benchmark = Initial or reference point occupied by the surveying instrument
Match the following surveying methods with their procedures:
Establishing traverse stations = First step in traverse survey methods and procedures Looking for the initial or reference point (i.e. benchmark) = Second step in traverse survey methods and procedures Sighting on the last traverse station and reading the azimuth/bearing = Third step in traverse survey methods and procedures Recording the back bearing of the last line in the traverse = Final step in traverse survey methods and procedures
Test your knowledge on the introduction to higher surveying in GE 101. This quiz covers the fundamental concepts and principles taught by lecturer Kendel P. Bolanio at Caraga State University.
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