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Hi Chris... try to look and secure Elementary Surveying or Higher Surveying books... included are fundamentals of surveying.
Good luck...
Jill, your link was perfect for a beginner. It is a great excercise to do and learn.
Thanks Survey!
SurveyEarthinaDay said:
nice resource Paul! very helpful!
Hello Chris,
Do you like to study?
If so I contribute to a website that helps surveyors pass exams. There are around 300 questions illustrated with computations. You may be able to get computational,law and general knowledge from reviewing these questions.
Go to: http://surveyorresourcepage.com/forum/login.asp?target=default.asp
Register, usually takes a day, once in go to Exam Study in the Forums section...
You will find the questions from reputable sources. Good Luck, Keep asking questions!
Paul
Welcome Chris! By joining the group forums which pertain to your interests and the types of equipment you work with, you will learn LOADS of techniques, tricks and fundamentals. Also you'll find that there are groups for all 50 US states (montana group for example) and for every continent and the majority of countries which we have members in. You can post your questions as forum discussions inside any of these groups and get targeted advice. I hope you enjoy the network! The getting started guide goes into more detail about the various features of the network.
Hi Chris - you could start with a level. Here is a link to a lab in CO, shows you the instrument, notes and calcs, and simple setup: http://www.colorado.edu/geography/courses/geog_2043_f01/lab01_4.html