Question

List 10 uses for surveying in areas other than land surveying. Select all that apply. a. topographic surveying b. satellite surveying c. aerial surveying d. optical tooling e. marketing surveying f. control surveying g. as-built surveying h. statistical surveying i. telephone surveying j. construction surveying k. alignment surveying l. mine surveying m. solar surveying

Answer 1

Answer:

b. satellite surveying

c. aerial surveying

d. optical tooling

e. marketing surveying

f. control surveying

h. statistical surveying

i. telephone surveying

k. alignment surveying

l. mine surveying

m. solar surveying

Explanation:

A Survey is an act of examination of the features of a subject or material under consideration. Land surveying refers to the examination of the natural and man-made features of a piece of land using scientific and mathematical methods.

Land surveying finds application in construction where a survey is made on all the structures found in a constructed property. Topographic surveying deals with examining the natural and man-made feature of a piece of land. As-built survey as the name implies examines the features and location of a building during or recently after construction. These three are examples of land surveys.