Survey Camp using Total Station Workshop

Surveying or land surveying is the science of making all essential measurements to determine the relative position of points or physical and cultural details. Experts in Surveying can become licensed surveyors and members of various building professions. A Total Station is an electronic-optical instrument used in modern surveying and construction.

In the Survey Camp using Total Station, the modern Total Station we use is a combination of an electronic theodolite, an electronic distance meter (EDM) and software running on external computer known as data collector. Knowledge in using Total Station offers careers in various segments where total Station finds application in

• Civil Construction Companies
• Surveying: Survey and Land records
• Disaster Management
• Archaeological Survey

• Learn Total Station from basic to advance level
• Understand site survey procedures and planning workflow
• Learn various operations of Total Station
  • Construction Statkeout
  • Remote height calculation
  • Area and Volume calculation
• Data Management

• Lecture Session - 4 hrs
• Practical Session (hands-on session on Total Station) - 12 hrs

• Lecture Session
  • Surveying
    • Introduction
    • Methodologies adopted and instruments used presently and in earlier days
  • Coordinate System and Projections
  • Traverse Surveying
    • Open Traverse
    • Closed Traverse
    • Bowditch Adjustment Method
  • Theory of errors in observations
• Practical Session

Students will be working in teams and perform survey operations using Total Station for a particular area