Hydraulic Engineering Survey

Author: Ni Zhihong / Xu Qiyang / Lan Shanyong (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This textbook consists of 16 chapters, divided into 4 parts. Part 1 covers fundamental theories and basic surveying work, including Chapters 1-7, primarily introducing basic surveying concepts, fundamental surveying tasks, leveling, angle measurement, traversing, linear orientation, and basic knowledge of measurement errors. Part 2 focuses on small-area control surveying, including Chapters 8-9, primarily introducing methods for establishing plane and elevation control networks. Part 3 covers topographic surveying and topographic map applications, including Chapters 10-12, primarily introducing basic knowledge of topographic maps, mapping of large-scale topographic maps, and the application of topographic maps. Part 4 is on hydraulic engineering surveying, including Chapters 13-16, primarily introducing fundamental knowledge of construction surveying for water conservancy and hydropower projects, surveying of hydraulic structures and reservoirs, tunnel construction surveying, and canal surveying. This textbook is suitable for use by majors such as water conservancy and hydropower construction, hydrology, engineering geology, and agriculture and forestry, and can also serve as a reference for professionals engaged in water conservancy and hydropower engineering.