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Land Survey and GNSS

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 1hrs 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The satellite constellation uses 24 satellites in how many orbital planes?

a)

4

b)

3

c)

6

d)

12

2.

The satellite constellation uses 24 satellites PLUS how many operational spares?

a)

8

b)

3

c)

10

d)

2

3.

Select the most correct answer

a)

All satellites transmit on the same 2 L-Band frequencies, just different pseudo-random codes

b)

All satellites transmit on their own frequency but the same pseudo-random code

c)

Satellites transmit on the L1 frequency for precision military ranging

4.

The user segment:

a)

Consists of 24 satellites in 6 orbital planes

b)

Receives, decodes, processes and displays the information given form the satellites

c)

Is located in ground stations around the world

d)

Is located in Colorado Springs, USA!

5.

If 4 satellites are in view:

a)

Position and altitude (3D) information will be available

b)

Only 2D position information will be available

c)

RAIM will be available

d)

Fault Detection and Exclusion (FDE) will be available

6.

GNSS navigation works on the principle of:

a)

The user segment sending radio waves to the satellites and the radio energy reflecting back off the satellite

b)

Secondary Surveillance Radar (SSR)

c)

GNSS measures distance from the satellite by measuring travel time of a radio signal from the satellite to the receiver and uses triangulation or tri-lateration to determine a position

d)

VHF using Frequency Modulation

7.

Ephemeris Data is:

a)

The same as Almanac Data

b)

An error caused by the Earth's atmosphere

c)

The predicted location of all the satellites in the constellation

d)

The satellites position in space

8.

Almanac data is:

a)

Only contained inside the control segment

b)

Position and orbit information of all the satellites in the constellation

c)

Not relevant to GNSS

d)

The current position of one satellite at time of transmission

9.

GPS satellite signals are:

a)

High Power

b)

Very High Power

c)

Low power

10.

The datum used for GPS and instrument approaches is:

a)

NZGS74

b)

The true North Pole

c)

WGS84

d)

The centre of the universe

11.

A RAIM prediction must be performed?

a)

Before take-off if you plan to use a GNSS approach

b)

Before take-off if you plan to use any RNAV route

c)

Before commencing any approach

d)

Every morning

12.

Is it preferable to have a high or low PDOP?

a)

High

b)

Low

c)

In the middle

13.

If a receiver's clock is fast (clock error) it will make the receiver think the satellite is FURTHER away than it actually is, this clock error is minimised by:

a)

Trimming

b)

Each receiver having an atomic clock

c)

There's no such thing as clock error

d)

It cannot be eliminated

14.

GBAS, WAAS and DGPS all use:

a)

Precisely surveyed ground stations to improve GNSS accuracy

b)

The Russian GLONASS system ONLY

c)

An ILS system instead of satellites

d)

DME stations which can give you a groundspeed read out using UHF band

15.

An RNAV route is designated RNAV2, how far either side of track must you remain at least 95% of the time?

a)

2NM either side

b)

1NM either side

c)

0.5NM either side

d)

4NM either side

16.

Global coverage for each system is generally achieved by a satellite constellation of 18–30 satellites at .........................

a)

Medium Earth Orbit

b)

Lower Earth Orbit

c)

High Earth Orbit

d)

Geosynchronous Orbit

17.

How many GPS Satellites are currently in orbit around the earth?

a)

18

b)

22

c)

24

d)

12

18.

How close to your actual position can a GPS receiver measure?

a)

Within 10.0 cm

b)

Within 1.0 m

c)

Within 10.0 m

d)

Within 20.0 m

19.

The three segments of the GPS system are the space segment, the user segment, and the .............. segment.

a)

control

b)

interface

c)

computer

d)

human

20.

What are the clocks called that are used by GPS satellites to very accurately keep time?

a)

Millisecond clocks

b)

Microsecond clocks

c)

Nanosecond clocks

d)

Atomic clocks

21.

How many measurements (minimum) must be made to give us an accurate estimation trilateration of our position on the earth?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

22.

The purpose of the ................ segment is to Monitor, Predict, Calibrate and Update transmissions from satellites

a)

Control

b)

User

c)

Space

d)

Human

23.

How long does it take a GPS satellite to orbit the earth?

a)

4 Hours

b)

8 Hours

c)

12 Hours

d)

24 Hours

24.

When using GNSS an aircraft on an air transport operation must have:

a)

Two GNSS receivers

b)

Two other sole means navigation systems

c)

One other sole means navigation system

25.

When nominating an alternate, the alternate aerodrome must have:

a)

At least one GNSS based approach

b)

At least one ground based instrument approach

c)

More than one GNSS based instrument approach

26.

What is the definition of surveying?

a)

To draw a shape to interpret what the piece of land being surveyed looks like.

b)

It is a means of making accurate measurements of the earths surface.

c)

To calculate the amount of material contained in a parcel of land.

d)

To calculate the types of minerals located on a parcel of land.

27.

_______________________ surveying the discipline of land surveying that relates to the laws of land ownership and the definition of property boundaries

a)

Cadastral

b)

Geodetic

c)

Topographic

d)

G.P.S

28.

__________________________ surveys are concerned with measurement and mapping of the physical features of the earth.These features are all natural and manmade features.

a)

G.P.S

b)

Plane

c)

Geodetic

d)

Topographic

29.

What are the functions of surveying ?

a)

To determine the existing relative horizontal and vertical positions and to establish marks to control construction or to indicate land boundaries.

b)

To determine longitude and latitude and the relative elevation.

c)

To determine the shape of a piece of land and how its elevation changes across the landscape.

d)

To determine the landscape of the land and how many acres are in the section being surveyed.

30.

How many acres are in a field that measures 5280ft x 1320ft?

a)

160

b)

320

c)

640

d)

25

31.

A closed contour line with one or more higher contour

lines inside represents

a)

cliff

b)

hill

c)

valley

d)

cave

32.

Theodilite is a measuring device which is included

under category of

a)

First order measurements

b)

Second order measurements

c)

Third order measurements

d)

Fourth order measurements

33.

A tape is standardized at 100N pull. If the load applied

is 120N the sag correction

a)

L1 W12

(1.12 × 10–6)

b)

L1 W12

(1.273 × 10–6)

c)

L1 W12

(1.73 × 10–6)

d)

L1 W12

(1.53 × 10–6)

34.

The long and short sides of a rectangle measure

9.32 m and 4.82 m, with errors ± 5 mm. Express the

area of correct number of significant figures

a)

44.98 m2

b)

44.96 m2

c)

44.92 m2

d)

44.85 m2

35.

An offset is laid out 3° from its true direction of the

field. If the scale of plotting is 10 m to 1 cm, find the

maximum length of offset so that the displacement of

the point on paper may not exceed 0.25mm

a)

4.43

b)

4.58

c)

4.23

d)

4.77

36.

The combined correction of curvature and refraction

for distance of 1.29 km is

a)

0.234 m

b)

0.121 m

c)

0.112 m

d)

0.187 m

37.

The observation ray between two triangulation stations

A and B just grazes the sea. If the heights of A and B are

6000 m and 2000 m respectively, the distance AB is

(Let radius of earth R = 6440 km)

a)

432.4 km

b)

438.3 km

c)

450.2 km

d)

442.4 km

38.

The constant for an instrument is 750, the value of

C = 0.3 m and intercept S = 2 m. The distance from

instrument to the staff when the micrometer readings

are 4.326 and 4.283 and the line of sight is at +8° 361

when the staff was held vertical is

a)

172.4 m

b)

(173.2 m

c)

174.8 m

d)

170.8 m

39.

The volume of 130 m long road of formation width

10 m, side slopes 1 : 1, average depth of cutting along

center of line is 5m and slopes of ground in cross-section is 10 to 1 is

a)

9880 m3

b)

9723 m3

c)

9624 m3

d)

9892 m3

40.

In a region with magnetic declination of 4°E, the magnetic

fore bearing (FB) of a line AB was measured as N

82° 501 E. There was a local attraction at A. To determine

the correct magnetic bearing of the line, a point O

was selected at which there was no local attraction. The

magnetic FB of line AO and OA were observed to be

S 42° 401 E and N 48° 201 W respectively. What is the

true FB of line AB?

a)

N 81° 50’

b)

N 82° 10’ E

c)

N 79° 30’ E

d)

N 84° 10’ E

41.

The length of the tape is 30 m and the sag is 30.35 cm

at the mid span under a tension of 100 N, the weight of

the tape is

a)

0.248 N/m

b)

0.269 N/m

c)

0.326 N/m

d)

0.459 N/m

42.

Two distances of 30 and 100 meters were accurately

measured out and the intercepts on the staff between the

outer stadia webs were 0.176 m at the former distance

and 0.892 m at the latter. The tacheometric constant K IS

a)

100

b)

97.7

c)

95

d)

96.2

43.

A flag staff of 2 m height was erected on topic of hill

(Q) and the observations were made from two stations

P and R, 50 meters apart. The horizontal angle measured

at P between R and top of flag staff was 50° 30’

and that measured at R between the top of the flag-staff

P was 50° 18’. Angle of elevation to top of staff was

measured to be 10° 121 at P. The angle of elevation

to top of flag staff and was measured to be 10° 48’ at

R. Staff readings on B.M when the instrument was at

P = 1.826 m and that with the instrument at R = 2.285

m. The elevation of the top of hill Q if the BM was

485.065 m is

a)

485.36 m

b)

488.32 m

c)

224.94 m

d)

498.32 m

44.

Match the following

a)

d , a, b, c

b)

A, b, d, c

c)

d, c, b, a

d)

c, a, b, d

45.

Match the following

a)

d, c, a, b

b)

a, c, d, b

c)

a, b, c, d

d)

d, b, a, c

46.

(i) Optical square is better than prism square.

(ii) In both optical and prism squares, the principle of

operation is same.

a)

only (i) is correct

b)

only (ii) is correct

c)

Both (i) and (ii) are correct

d)

None of the above

47.

A Circular curve has 300 m radius and 55° deflection

angle, then the apex distance is

a)

38.23m

b)

38.21m

c)

39.23m

d)

40.24m

48.

The length of mid ordinate in the above question is

a)

37.23m

b)

38.62m

c)

33.89m

d)

32.43m

49.

Find the area between line AB and the stream taken at a

regular interval of 30 m along line AB, using simpson’s

rule.

a)

7980 m2

b)

6352 m2

c)

5652 m2

d)

4734 m2

50.

The correction for collimation is

a)

0.021

b)

0.048

c)

0.023

d)

0.032

51.

Correction for refraction is

a)

1.33mm

b)

1.34m

c)

1.38m

d)

1.29m

52.

The following observations were taken during testing

of a dumpy level s

If A and B are 100 m apart the angle of inclination of

line of collimation is

a)

14’ 15.50’

b)

12’ 23.30’

c)

10’ 2.29’

d)

131 3.40

53.

The distance between two points A and B by tachometer

fitted with anallactic lens which made a vertical angle

of +10° 46’ and staff intercept of 1.763 m. Later on the

constants of instrument were changed to 100 and 0.5.

The percentage error is computed horizontal distance is

a)

0.287%

b)

0.321%

c)

0.262%

d)

0.213%

54.

In a quadrilateral ABCD, the coordinates of points

are as follows

the area of figure is

a)

4.68 hectares

b)

7.06 hectares

c)

9.12 hectares

d)

12.51 hectares

55.

After surveying an area with plane table at a station it

was detected that the centering of the instrument was

not done accurately. The displacement of the plotted

point at right angles to the ray was 20 cm. The scale

used was 1 cm = 20 m. Determine the error in the plotted

position of the point (in cm)

a)

0.031

b)

0.04

c)

0.01

d)

0.02

56.

To continue a survey line AB past an obstacle, a 400

m long line BC was set out perpendicular to AB and

from C angles BCD and BCE were set out 60° and

45° respectively. Determine the lengths which must be

chained off along CD and CE in order that ED may be

in line with AB produced.

a)

747 m, 620.4 m

b)

(B) 827 m, 580.3 m

c)

800 m, 565.6 m

d)

852 m, 648.3 m

57.

What is the principle of surveying?

a)

Working from part of whole

b)

Working from whole to part

c)

Working from higher to lower.

d)

Working from lower to higher

58.

If the image formed by the objective lens is not in the same plane with cross hairs, then it is known as

a)

Focusing of eye piece

b)

Focusing of objective

c)

Parallax

d)

Aberration

59.

The automatic check for leveling in case of height of instrument method is

a)

𝚺BS — 𝚺FS = Last RL — RL

b)

𝚺BS —𝚺FS = 𝚺Rise — 𝚺fall

c)

𝚺Rise — 𝚺fall = 𝚺last RL — first RL

d)

None of these

60.

Surveyor’s chain consists of 100 links along a length of

a)

100 ft long

b)

33 ft long

c)

66 ft long

d)

50 ft long