Define Land Drainage.

Q: Explain Bureau of Land Management.

A: Solution: The Bureau of Land Management's mission is to sustain the health, diversity, and…

Q: Explain grid leveling.

A: LevelingLeveling is the method or procedure to determine the relative altitude of any point on the…

Q: Define PDOP?

A: PDOP ( Position dilution of precision) It describes the error caused by the relative position of the…

Q: Define the term Site access?

A: - Site access refers to the  right or permission given to some personals for their entry into the…

Q: Define earth work

A: The engineering work that is created by moving and/or processing unformed rock or large amounts of…

Q: Define Decimeter.

A: Decimeter: It is a length unit in a metric system. which is equal to a tenth of a meter.

Q: SANITARY PLANNING LAYOUT " C.   WATERLINE LAYOUT

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Q: The term *blank* refers to included measurements and *blank* refers to the boundaries identified in…

A: ASKED: To choose the correct option to complete the given statement.   Given statement: The term…

Q: Define soil type

A: Soil type : Soil type is a unit in soil science, it simply defines the technical classification of…

Q: Give a brief description: a. Measurement of Horizontal Distances b. Omitted Measurements c.…

A: Any plane which contains horizontal line and perpendicular  to the vertical direction is called as…

Q: Define Utility lines

A: the conveyance system  is used for transportation of power, oil ,vehicle , water and all other…

Q: find area

A: Given: Station X (Easting) Y (Northing) 1 0 0 2 50 53 3 102 109 4 156 168 5 212 230 6…

Q: Factors for planning include

A: before starting any project you need to do proper planning by using previous record , test…

Q: Write information about SLP systematic layout planning in design warehouse?

A: Systematic Layout Planning (SLP) can be understood as a tool which is mainly used for arranging the…

Q: Outline city and regional planning and land use strategies

A: City and regional planning:- City, as well as Regional Planning, is indeed a field of study that…

Q: 6. Which of the following line is usually parallel to the plot boundaries and laid down in each case…

A: Option B is correct  Building Line

Q: define the Urban Design

A: We need to define "urban design".

Q: Define land evaluation

A: Land evaluation: Assessment of land performance for a specified purpose.  It involves various stages…

Q: cross-sectional area c

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Q: What are cadastral surveys, and how do they work?

A: Cadastral surveys is generally  relating to land boundaries and subdivisions which is made to create…

Q: Define Aerodrome

A: To define: Aerodrome

Q: What is epicenter?

A: Epicenter is a location at which vibrations of the earthquake flow to the local city.  The word…

Q: Compute the area

A: To Determine Area of the Traverse ABCDEFGHA.

Q: Define Site investigation

A: Site Investigation : Site investigation is the process of collecting information, assessment of the…

Q: Define configuration

A: Configuration:

Q: What is a site plan? Discuss it. (M Please cite reference as per APA

A: A site plan is a detailed drawing that shows the area where the building has to be constructed…

Q: Make an on-line research on construction site planning and prepare a typical layout of a…

A: The process of selecting, sizing, and installing temporary facilities within the confines of a…

Q: What is Excavation

A: Excavation:

Q: Create an introduction about the use of area computation to determine property boundaries.

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Q: Discuss land use zone types

A: In urban planning and any transportation planning, land use of zonal type is important. Each land…

Q: Q#4: Define Baseline, Main survey line, check line and tie line?

A: - Baseline, main survey line, check line and tie lines are mostly used in triangulation surveying to…

Q: Set-back distance is the distance between OCA) Road land boundary and building line O(B) Road land…

A: Setback distance is also known as clearance distance . Setback distance is the distance between road…

Q: what are the costs of plot maintenance?

A: Maintenance of plot is an important work in any society there are various cost to maintain the plot,…

Q: Define drainage divide

A: A divide wall which separates the two or more streams from a channel or river is called drainage…

Q: Explain the coordinate method for the partitioning of lands?

A: Land partition is a common activity for surveyors as well as engineers while conducting property…

Q: .Find scale and units of map 2.Find DATUM & UTM

A: From the given question it is required to Find scale and units of map. Find DATUM & UTM.

Q: Define Development Length

A: Thedevelopment lnegth term is used in design of R.C.C. structures.

Q: Figure 2. Inside perimeter Outside perimeter Centreline

A: Inside perimeter :Length×2+Breadth×2+2×2'+3'24'3''×2+12'×2+2×2'+3'=79'6''

Q: Define Blanket Drains.

A: A blanket drain is a drainage system that is used on the road cut to handle seepage areas.

Q: Define quantity survey and its branches

A: Quantity surveying -  Analyzing  the works of construction process is quality surveying. It involves…

Q: What are the different types of land use classification systems.

A: Land use classification systems were made for easy understanding on how land is divided among…

Q: SANITARY PLANNING LAYOUT " E.   ISOMETRIC WATERLINE LAYOUT

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Q: what is the purpose of farmstead plan?

A: Purpose of farmstead plan:

Q: Discuss various stages of preparation of a master plan? Subject: Architecture and town planning.

A: Mater plan: the master plan is defined as the approach of the plan that must reach the parameters…

Q: What is Continuity principle?

A: In fluid flow through a given control volume the total rate of  inflow minus rate of outflow is the…

Q: In your own words, Explain the usage of hazard map. Write it in essay form.

A: A hazard map is a type that shows which regions are impacted by or sensitive to certain dangers.…

Q: A plan showing the form, location, and orientation of a building or group of buildings on a site,…

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Building codes

Building codes are the set of norms that contain all the standards for the construction of all the building and non-building structures. It is essential to follow the guidelines given in the building codes to get the project approved by the local authorities. The engineers, architects, contractors, and all the people involved in construction activities are obligated to refer to the building codes before performing any construction activity. In the United States of America (USA), The I-Codes, which are the International Building Code (IBC) or International Residential Code (IRC), electrical codes, plumbing codes, and mechanical codes are the model codes adopted. These model codes are updated after every three years.