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Institute of Geodesy (GED)

Student gets acquainted with fundamentals of geodesy for civil engineering

Basic of mathematics, trigonometric functions

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1. Introduction, basic definitions. History. Size and figure of the Earth. Reference surfaces. Basic measuring units.
2. Angle measurement, directions, horizontal and vertical angles. Theodolites.
3. Distance measurements. Direct an indirect measurements. Polar method and ortogonal method.
4. Height measurements, height systems, benchmarks. Trigonometric height measurement. Hydrostatic and barometric leveling.
5. Leveling. Instruments and equipment. Leveling errors.
6. Geodetic control, stabilization and signalization, accuracy characteristics. Coordinate calculations, bearing and distance, polar point, line point, orthogonal point.
7. Coordinate calculations, intersections, traverses, transformations.
8. Maps, digitalization of maps. Organization of geodetic service.
9. Cadastre of real estates, history and development, basic terms of cadastre of real estates.
10.Surveying works. Planimetry, altimetry.
11.Setting out of points , lines, circles, curves, planes.
12.Setting out of boundaries.Setting out plans.
13.Global positioning system.Photogrammetry and remote sensing.

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Fundamentals of geodesy for civil engineering

Extent and forms are specified by guarantor’s regulation updated for every academic year.

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Ghilani, C.D., Wolf, P.R.: Elementary Surveying. Pearson Prentice Hall, London, 2008. (EN)
Irvine, W.: Surveying for Construction. McGraw-Hill, London, 1995. (EN)
Katastr nemovitostí po novele. 0. (CS)
Staněk, V., Hostinová, G.: Geodézia ve stavebníctve. Jaga Group Bratislava, 1999. (SK)
Torge, Wolfgang: Surveying. de Gruyter, 2001. (EN)
Vitásek, J., Pažourek, J., Nevosád, Z.: Vybrané geodetické práce ve stavebnictví. VUTIUM Brno, 1998. (CS)

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