Civil Engineering - Surveying - Discussion

The correct answer is Triangulation.

The method described involves measuring the distances AC and BC from two fixed points A and B to a point C, and plotting point C by intersection. This is a fundamental principle of triangulation, which is a method of surveying that involves measuring the angles and sides of triangles to determine the positions of points.

In triangulation, the known distance AB serves as a baseline, and the distances AC and BC are used to determine the position of point C. This method is commonly used in geodetic surveys, control surveys, and other applications where high accuracy is required.

So, the final answer is: triangulation.

The correct answer is: C. Triangulation

In triangulation, the positions of points are fixed by measuring the distances (or angles) from two known fixed points.
Here, distance AB is known, and distances AC and BC are measured.
Point C is plotted by the intersection of arcs drawn with radii AC and BC from points A and B.
This is the principle of triangulation, not chain surveying or traverse surveying.

@All.

It is a method of intersection. The answer must be a plane table survey.

The correct answer is Triangulation in the plane table method.

It is a Method of intersection in plane table survey.

@Subhash.

How it is plane table survey?

Please explain the answer.

It's plane table survey.