Construction Surveying & Layout
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Introduction to Land Surveying, 9
The History of the U.S. Land Surveys, 10
Land Deeds, 14
2 The Building Site, 19
Type of Development, 20
Choosing a Site, 20
The Next Step, 24
3 The Survey, 25
Surveying Instruments, 26
A Practice Survey, 27
Closing, 30
Economizing in the Field, 34
4 Using a Transit and Tape, 43
Reference Lines, 44
Laying Out Roads, 51
Laying Out a Line, 51
Setting Parallel Lines, 58
Planning a Bridge, 61
5 Applied Geometry Using a Transit,
65
Using an Established Point, 66
Finding a Perpendicular Line, 66
Establishing Parallel Lines, 67
Dividing a Line Into Equal Parts, 68
Drawing a Tangent Circle, 69
Laying Out Angles, 70
Drawing a Circle Through Three Points, 73
Drawing a Hexagon, 74
Ellipses, 75
Pentagons, 77
The Involute of a Circle, 79
6 Stadia Surveying, 83
The Tools, 83
Geometry You'll Need to Know, 85
Practical Considerations, 92
7 Topographic Surveys, 95
Illustrating a Depression, 96
Making a Topographic Survey, 97
8 Leveling, 105
Leveling Instruments, 105
9 Basic Leveling Surveys, 109
Finding Elevations, 110
Types of Leveling, 112
Grade Stakes, 113
Potential for Error, 115
10 Complex Leveling, 117
Evaluating a Site, 118
Planning the Streets, 118
Grading, 123
Necessary Curves, 128
11 Surveying Notes, 145
12 Special Problems, 147
Finding Missing Measurements, 148
Subdividing Land, 162
13 Mapping the Site, 167
Mapping Procedure, 168
General Points, 169
Before Construction Begins, 170
14 Plotting Angles, 171
Using a Protractor, 172
Using Trigonometry, 172
15 True North, Latitude, and
Longitude, 177
Locating True North, 178
Locating by Latitude and Longitude, 182
Appendix
A The Transit, 185
B Geometry for Construction, 193
C Trigonometry for Construction, 225
D More Practical Examples, 231
Index, 241
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