Surveying can be classified into four types based on the methods used to determine the area under consideration. They are:
- Triangulation surveying
- Traverse surveying
- Levelling
- Tacheometry
- Resectioning surveying
- DGNSS
1. Triangulation Surveying
The size and shape of the area is determined by dividing it into a network of well-conditioned triangles. The angle of triangles and their size are measured. It is a conventional surveying method used when each station can see three or more other stations.
2. Traverse Surveying
In traversing, the surveyor moves from one point to another by simultaneously measuring bearings and distances by "dead reckoning". Dead reckoning is the process of calculating the current position of some moving object by using a previously determined position. Employed when the construction work is long and narrow ( tunnel or motorway construction).
3. Resectioning
A method used to establish the precise position of a single station by measuring the angles and distances to a number of other stations located nearby and whose positions are already known.
4. DGNSS
Differential Global Navigation Satellite System (DGNSS) measures the relative 3D positions of two stations by recording the satellite observations at each one simultaneously and comparing the result.
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