Name: E – 2050 Land Surveying Principles – Traverse Surveys
Price: 150 USD

Intended Audience: professional land surveyors, as well as civil, environmental, geotechnical, transportation, and other engineering professionals whose job description may require a generalized knowledge of performing traverse surveys.

PDH UNITS: 6

This comprehensive course on land surveying covers the intricacies of traverse surveys and their diverse applications in various engineering disciplines. Designed for licensed professional engineers and professional Land Surveyors, this course equips participants with in-depth knowledge and practical skills on the topic of traverse land surveys. Skills Gained:

Designing and conducting traverse surveys with precision.
Balancing and adjusting traverse surveys for closure.
Plotting traverse data on maps and plans.
Solving for coordinates of surveyed points.
Establishing a reliable control network of known points.
Georeferencing survey data for precise spatial positioning.
Utilizing GPS and modern surveying techniques.
Integrating traverse surveying into Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
Applying traverse surveys to real-world scenarios in various engineering disciplines.
Conducting boundary surveys, environmental impact assessments, and infrastructure planning.
Managing survey data efficiently, including digital data formats.
Detecting and minimizing errors in traverse surveys.
Handling ethical dilemmas with integrity and impartiality.
Effectively communicating survey objectives, findings, and limitations.
Preparing reports and documentation for clients and stakeholders.
Analyzing complex surveying challenges and making informed decisions.
Staying updated with emerging trends and technologies in land surveying.
Complying with legal and regulatory requirements in boundary surveys.
Managing risks associated with land surveying projects.

Intended Audience: This course is intended for: professional land surveyors, as well as civil, environmental, geotechnical, transportation, and other engineering professionals whose job description may require a generalized knowledge of performing traverse surveys.