Category:238 Surveying Activities - Revision history

Smithk: Per CADD, updated Survey Coding Sheet links

2018-11-15T20:53:32Z

Per CADD, updated Survey Coding Sheet links

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	The work conducted in each type of survey must be done to the best possible accuracy. To ensure proper accounting for each of the various surveying tasks involved with any of the four types of surveys, the [~~http~~://www.modot.~~mo.gov~~/~~business~~/~~standards_and_specs~~/documents/~~MoDOT_2006_Survey_Code_Sheet~~.~~pdf~~ correct coding] must always be used. The results of each survey form the base on which successful completion of the transportation improvement is determined.		The work conducted in each type of survey must be done to the best possible accuracy. To ensure proper accounting for each of the various surveying tasks involved with any of the four types of surveys, the [https://www.modot.org/sites/default/files/documents/MoDOT_Survey_Code_Sheet_2018.PDF correct coding] must always be used. The results of each survey form the base on which successful completion of the transportation improvement is determined.

	[[Image:238 Photo2 Target.jpg\|left\|150px]]Photogrammetric surveys are performed by making measurements from aerial photographs properly oriented to a few field measurements to form, in proper equipment, a small scale three-dimensional model of a part of the earth's surface. Through the use of stereoplotters the location and elevation of man-made features are obtained from the model. Conventional surveys require numerous field measurements to obtain the same data and information		[[Image:238 Photo2 Target.jpg\|left\|150px]]Photogrammetric surveys are performed by making measurements from aerial photographs properly oriented to a few field measurements to form, in proper equipment, a small scale three-dimensional model of a part of the earth's surface. Through the use of stereoplotters the location and elevation of man-made features are obtained from the model. Conventional surveys require numerous field measurements to obtain the same data and information

Smithk at 15:12, 14 November 2018

2018-11-14T15:12:03Z

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	The work conducted in each type of survey must be done to the best possible accuracy. To ensure proper accounting for each of the various surveying tasks involved with any of the four types of surveys, the [http://~~www2~~.modot.mo.gov/business/standards_and_specs/documents/MoDOT_2006_Survey_Code_Sheet.pdf correct coding] must always be used. The results of each survey form the base on which successful completion of the transportation improvement is determined.		The work conducted in each type of survey must be done to the best possible accuracy. To ensure proper accounting for each of the various surveying tasks involved with any of the four types of surveys, the [http://www.modot.mo.gov/business/standards_and_specs/documents/MoDOT_2006_Survey_Code_Sheet.pdf correct coding] must always be used. The results of each survey form the base on which successful completion of the transportation improvement is determined.

	[[Image:238 Photo2 Target.jpg\|left\|150px]]Photogrammetric surveys are performed by making measurements from aerial photographs properly oriented to a few field measurements to form, in proper equipment, a small scale three-dimensional model of a part of the earth's surface. Through the use of stereoplotters the location and elevation of man-made features are obtained from the model. Conventional surveys require numerous field measurements to obtain the same data and information		[[Image:238 Photo2 Target.jpg\|left\|150px]]Photogrammetric surveys are performed by making measurements from aerial photographs properly oriented to a few field measurements to form, in proper equipment, a small scale three-dimensional model of a part of the earth's surface. Through the use of stereoplotters the location and elevation of man-made features are obtained from the model. Conventional surveys require numerous field measurements to obtain the same data and information

Smithk at 15:11, 14 November 2018

2018-11-14T15:11:51Z

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	* [[238.4 Construction Surveying\|Construction surveys]]		* [[238.4 Construction Surveying\|Construction surveys]]

	The work conducted in each type of survey must be done to the best possible accuracy. To ensure proper accounting for each of the various surveying tasks involved with any of the four types of surveys, the [http://~~www~~.modot.mo.gov/business/standards_and_specs/documents/MoDOT_2006_Survey_Code_Sheet.pdf correct coding] must always be used. The results of each survey form the base on which successful completion of the transportation improvement is determined.		The work conducted in each type of survey must be done to the best possible accuracy. To ensure proper accounting for each of the various surveying tasks involved with any of the four types of surveys, the [http://www2.modot.mo.gov/business/standards_and_specs/documents/MoDOT_2006_Survey_Code_Sheet.pdf correct coding] must always be used. The results of each survey form the base on which successful completion of the transportation improvement is determined.

	[[Image:238 Photo2 Target.jpg\|left\|150px]]Photogrammetric surveys are performed by making measurements from aerial photographs properly oriented to a few field measurements to form, in proper equipment, a small scale three-dimensional model of a part of the earth's surface. Through the use of stereoplotters the location and elevation of man-made features are obtained from the model. Conventional surveys require numerous field measurements to obtain the same data and information		[[Image:238 Photo2 Target.jpg\|left\|150px]]Photogrammetric surveys are performed by making measurements from aerial photographs properly oriented to a few field measurements to form, in proper equipment, a small scale three-dimensional model of a part of the earth's surface. Through the use of stereoplotters the location and elevation of man-made features are obtained from the model. Conventional surveys require numerous field measurements to obtain the same data and information

Smithk: "ensure" correction

2010-07-09T12:52:49Z

"ensure" correction

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	The work conducted in each type of survey must be done to the best possible accuracy. To ~~insure~~ proper accounting for each of the various surveying tasks involved with any of the four types of surveys, the [http://www.modot.mo.gov/business/standards_and_specs/documents/MoDOT_2006_Survey_Code_Sheet.pdf correct coding] must always be used. The results of each survey form the base on which successful completion of the transportation improvement is determined.		The work conducted in each type of survey must be done to the best possible accuracy. To ensure proper accounting for each of the various surveying tasks involved with any of the four types of surveys, the [http://www.modot.mo.gov/business/standards_and_specs/documents/MoDOT_2006_Survey_Code_Sheet.pdf correct coding] must always be used. The results of each survey form the base on which successful completion of the transportation improvement is determined.

	[[Image:238 Photo2 Target.jpg\|left\|150px]]Photogrammetric surveys are performed by making measurements from aerial photographs properly oriented to a few field measurements to form, in proper equipment, a small scale three-dimensional model of a part of the earth's surface. Through the use of stereoplotters the location and elevation of man-made features are obtained from the model. Conventional surveys require numerous field measurements to obtain the same data and information		[[Image:238 Photo2 Target.jpg\|left\|150px]]Photogrammetric surveys are performed by making measurements from aerial photographs properly oriented to a few field measurements to form, in proper equipment, a small scale three-dimensional model of a part of the earth's surface. Through the use of stereoplotters the location and elevation of man-made features are obtained from the model. Conventional surveys require numerous field measurements to obtain the same data and information
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	Construction surveys play a key role in the successful completion of a roadway improvement project. A major duty of field personnel is the proper, accurate, and timely staking of control points on the project. The importance of staking and handling related fieldwork cannot be over stressed. The contractor's progress often depends on adequate staking.		Construction surveys play a key role in the successful completion of a roadway improvement project. A major duty of field personnel is the proper, accurate, and timely staking of control points on the project. The importance of staking and handling related fieldwork cannot be over stressed. The contractor's progress often depends on adequate staking.

	Survey personnel are in an excellent position to promote good public relations for MoDOT. They are usually the first representatives of the department to contact people affected by proposed highway improvements. Therefore, it is the district survey party chief’s responsibility to ~~insure~~ their personnel present a good appearance at all times. Additionally, the district survey party chief acquires general information concerning the proposed improvement to inform people encountered during the survey.		Survey personnel are in an excellent position to promote good public relations for MoDOT. They are usually the first representatives of the department to contact people affected by proposed highway improvements. Therefore, it is the district survey party chief’s responsibility to ensure their personnel present a good appearance at all times. Additionally, the district survey party chief acquires general information concerning the proposed improvement to inform people encountered during the survey.

EPG-Admin: add link to "survey coding sheet"

2009-01-05T18:54:29Z

add link to "survey coding sheet"

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	The work conducted in each type of survey must be done to the best possible accuracy. The results of each survey form the base on which successful completion of the transportation improvement is determined.		The work conducted in each type of survey must be done to the best possible accuracy. To insure proper accounting for each of the various surveying tasks involved with any of the four types of surveys, the [http://www.modot.mo.gov/business/standards_and_specs/documents/MoDOT_2006_Survey_Code_Sheet.pdf correct coding] must always be used. The results of each survey form the base on which successful completion of the transportation improvement is determined.

	[[Image:238 Photo2 Target.jpg\|left\|150px]]Photogrammetric surveys are performed by making measurements from aerial photographs properly oriented to a few field measurements to form, in proper equipment, a small scale three-dimensional model of a part of the earth's surface. Through the use of stereoplotters the location and elevation of man-made features are obtained from the model. Conventional surveys require numerous field measurements to obtain the same data and information		[[Image:238 Photo2 Target.jpg\|left\|150px]]Photogrammetric surveys are performed by making measurements from aerial photographs properly oriented to a few field measurements to form, in proper equipment, a small scale three-dimensional model of a part of the earth's surface. Through the use of stereoplotters the location and elevation of man-made features are obtained from the model. Conventional surveys require numerous field measurements to obtain the same data and information

EPG-Admin at 15:56, 14 December 2006

2006-12-14T15:56:58Z

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	MoDOT staff performs several types of engineering surveys to provide proper location control of transportation improvements. They include:		MoDOT staff performs several types of engineering surveys to provide proper location control of transportation improvements. They include:
	* [[238.1 Photogrammetric Surveying\|Photogrammetric surveys]]		* [[238.1 Photogrammetric Surveying\|Photogrammetric surveys]]
	* [[[238.2 Land Surveying\|Land surveys]]		* [[238.2 Land Surveying\|Land surveys]]
	* [[238.3 Route Surveying\|Route surveys]]		* [[238.3 Route Surveying\|Route surveys]]
	* [[238.4 Construction Surveying\|Construction surveys]]		* [[238.4 Construction Surveying\|Construction surveys]]

EPG-Admin at 15:56, 14 December 2006

2006-12-14T15:56:47Z

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	MoDOT staff performs several types of engineering surveys to provide proper location control of transportation improvements. They include:		MoDOT staff performs several types of engineering surveys to provide proper location control of transportation improvements. They include:
	* Photogrammetric surveys		* [[238.1 Photogrammetric Surveying\|Photogrammetric surveys]]
	* Land surveys		* [[[238.2 Land Surveying\|Land surveys]]
	* Route surveys		* [[238.3 Route Surveying\|Route surveys]]
	* Construction surveys		* [[238.4 Construction Surveying\|Construction surveys]]

	The work conducted in each type of survey must be done to the best possible accuracy. The results of each survey form the base on which successful completion of the transportation improvement is determined.		The work conducted in each type of survey must be done to the best possible accuracy. The results of each survey form the base on which successful completion of the transportation improvement is determined.

EPG-Admin at 20:32, 13 December 2006

2006-12-13T20:32:00Z

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MoDOT staff performs several types of engineering surveys to provide proper location control of transportation improvements. They include:
* Photogrammetric surveys
* Land surveys
* Route surveys
* Construction surveys

The work conducted in each type of survey must be done to the best possible accuracy. The results of each survey form the base on which successful completion of the transportation improvement is determined.

[[Image:238 Photo2 Target.jpg|left|150px]]Photogrammetric surveys are performed by making measurements from aerial photographs properly oriented to a few field measurements to form, in proper equipment, a small scale three-dimensional model of a part of the earth's surface. Through the use of stereoplotters the location and elevation of man-made features are obtained from the model. Conventional surveys require numerous field measurements to obtain the same data and information
[[Image:238.Photo3 Aerial Photos.jpg|right|150px]] [[Image:238 Photo 4 Rodman.jpg|right|150px]]
Right-of-way surveys are performed for the purpose of locating, monumenting and describing newly acquired lands to be used for development of a highway corridor, creating a new parcel defined by the right-of-way limits. A right-of-way survey is an original survey of the corridor parcel made at the time the parcel is created. The right-of-way survey is not made to ascertain existing boundaries. It is made to create the new right-of-way. Right-of-way surveys are conducted as part of the larger highway project. The right-of-way survey will occur as part of the design stage of the project.

A route survey is made to physically establish a location in the field. It includes the location of all man-made features in relation to the established roadway centerline in such a manner that these features can be accurately indicated on the plans. The survey also includes elevations on National Geodetic Survey (NGS) or United States Geodetic Survey (USGS) datum necessary to locate grades, culverts, bridges, and to compute excavation quantities.

Construction surveys play a key role in the successful completion of a roadway improvement project. A major duty of field personnel is the proper, accurate, and timely staking of control points on the project. The importance of staking and handling related fieldwork cannot be over stressed. The contractor's progress often depends on adequate staking.

Survey personnel are in an excellent position to promote good public relations for MoDOT. They are usually the first representatives of the department to contact people affected by proposed highway improvements. Therefore, it is the district survey party chief’s responsibility to insure their personnel present a good appearance at all times. Additionally, the district survey party chief acquires general information concerning the proposed improvement to inform people encountered during the survey.

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	MoDOT staff performs several types of engineering surveys to provide proper location control of transportation improvements. They include:		MoDOT staff performs several types of engineering surveys to provide proper location control of transportation improvements. They include:
	* [[238.1 Photogrammetric Surveying\|Photogrammetric surveys]]		* [[238.1 Photogrammetric Surveying\|Photogrammetric surveys]]
	* [[[238.2 Land Surveying\|Land surveys]]		* [[238.2 Land Surveying\|Land surveys]]
	* [[238.3 Route Surveying\|Route surveys]]		* [[238.3 Route Surveying\|Route surveys]]
	* [[238.4 Construction Surveying\|Construction surveys]]		* [[238.4 Construction Surveying\|Construction surveys]]