Q. What is the full form of EDM instruments used for modern surveying?

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Q. In Laser survey what is the replacement for invisible line of sight of ordinary survey instruments?

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Q. By using Laser in Surveying distances up to 70 km can be measured.

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Q. What major points should be included in the Project report for a Reconnaissance survey?

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Q. What is the objective of Preliminary survey?

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Q. What is done to estimate the cost of the rail line to be constructed in Preliminary survey?

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Q. Why is Theodolite used for Preliminary survey?

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Q. What is the use of Tacheometer in Preliminary survey?

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Q. The survey done on site usually covers a width of 200m on either side of the alignment.

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Q. Which among the following is not a part of the report prepared after Preliminary survey?

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Q. When is the Final Location survey done?

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Q. What is the objective of Final location survey?

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Q. In Preliminary survey the total alignment is traversed with a Theodolite, but it is not necessary in Final location survey.

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Q. In Final location survey at which points Masonry pillars are built?

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Q. Which points should be considered while selecting the best alignment in Final location survey?

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Q. In Characteristics of the Project Areas the geographical features of the country are given. These features do not affect the _______

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Q. What does Category of a line indicates?

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Q. The Permanent way section of the report does not give details about which of the following aspects?

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Q. Which segment in the project report provides information and data related to the different routes that were examined for construction of the new rail line?

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Q. What are the other details provided in the segment ‘Standard of construction’?

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