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Lecture # 1
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What is topography?
You may have heard and even used this word in your daily life.
Topography
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Topographic Survey
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MAP
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PLAN
MAPS PLANS
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Drawing Sheet
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Scale
Scale
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Scale
Scale
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Precision
How much precision you need in the field depends on the scale you choose
and plotting precision of the printer
Precision
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Countours
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Characteristics of contours
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Characteristics of contours
Because contours join points of equal elevation, contour lines cannot cross.
(Caves present an exception.)
Contour lines cannot begin or end on the plan.
Depressions and hills look the same; the reader must note the contour value to
distinguish the terrain (some agencies use hachures or shading to identify
depressions).
Contours deflect uphill at valley lines and downhill at ridge lines. Line crossings are
perpendicular: U-shaped for ridge crossings; V-shaped for valley crossings.
Contour lines must close on themselves, either on the plan or in locations off the
plan.
Valley Lines
Ridge Lines
Valley Lines
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Cross sections
Cut and Fill
End Areas
Cut and Fill
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Thank You
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