Course aims:

The objectives of the discipline are: - the ability to collect, manage and process data from topographic measurements and draw up topographic plans; - the ability to adapt to new situations, showing creativity.
The specific objectives are represented by the completion of all the stages necessary to carry out a topographic work, the final objectives of the discipline referring, to the actual drawing up of a topographic plan
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Course Entry Requirements:

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Course contents:

1. Recognition of the land and site takeover 2. Identification of support network 3. Drawing up the outline, choice of route network and picketing lift 4. Measuring angles and distances in the network terrain 5. Calculation Guidelines, sides and coordinates provisional 6. Compensation planimetric network 7. Calculation of elevation network quotas points 8. Raising details planimetric and altimetry 9. Calculation of coordinates of the points of detail 10. Reporting points 11. The preparation of topographical plan 12. The preparation of topographical plan – inscriptions 13. Presentation of the project

Teaching methods:

practical examples

Learning outcomes:

C1. Designing and building networks for space geodetic topographical, cadastral and other engineering works C6. Making cadastre information systems and specialized fields, and their use for real estate advertising works and the property valuation.

Learning outcomes verification and assessment criteria:

Presentation of the project - practical (100% of the final grade)

Recommended reading:

1. I. Ienciu, L. Oprea, Topografie generală, Seria „Didactica”, Universitatea „1 Decembrie 1918”, Alba Iulia, 2014,
2. L. Oprea, Topografie - indrumator de proiect, Seria „Didactica”, Universitatea „1 Decembrie 1918”, Alba Iulia, 2009,
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