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HOW TO CARRY OUT
ROUTE SURVEY FOR
FIBER PROJECT
IMPLEMENTATION
.
WHAT IS FIBER ROUTE
SURVEY
This stage of fiber project implementation is very crucial to the
success of the project to the client and the contractor.
It involves moving round the proposed fiber cable route for
ground truthing/verification exercise.
The process involves the use of certain hardware devices and
software. The hardware (GPS and Distance measuring wheel
in this case) are used to capture the points and line features on
the project proposed route while the software are deployed to
edit, manipulate and collate the captured data for further analysis
WHY IS ROUTE SURVEY
NECCESSARY
At this stage we are discussing the Importance of route survey
to a successful project implementation
To present some level of Accuracy
To generate Project drawing (proposed route drawing
showing the location of the surveyed facilities)
For Financial proposal (generate BoQ : Bill of quantity)
Information about Manhole coordinates
Information about Manhole to manhole cumulative distance
Information about Terrain details and quantities
To serve as Implementation guide
BEFORE THE ROUTE SURVEY.
The scope of work(sow) document already rolled out to the prospective
contractors to study and know the scope of the work which include the starting
point and the ending points, the sites to be connected (names, locations and their
coordinate), the proposed route for the cable. Most of the information on the
SOW are sketchy and merely to guide the survey team, they are not 100%
accurate, hence, the need for technical site survey. The SOW given on a hard
copy will have the image/picture of the proposed route displayed on a plain
sheet or Google earth cut-out
DURING SURVEYAs said earlier the survey process is a ground trothing exercise
that requires some levels of details and accuracy for easy
implementation. In a rough terrain, it might require moving on
foot with the capturing equipment and camera. Taking note of
all the different terrain, marking of manhole location, and noting
various obstacles and proffering way-out
ROUTE SURVEY EQUIPMENT
• GPs Device
• DISTANCE MEASURING WHEEL
• DRAWING MATERIALS (PAPER, PENCIL)
• DIGITAL Camera
ROUTE SURVEY EQUIPMENT
• GPs Device
• DISTANCE MEASURING WHEEL
• DRAWING MATERIALS (PAPER, PENCIL)
• DIGITAL Camera
GPs Device
GPS known as Global Position system device is tracking and data collection
device that have been programmed to work with minimum of 4 satellites at
every point in time. It can capture both line and point data. X and Y
coordinates for point data and series of X and Y coordinates for line data
Point features such as Manhole locations, cell site location, other major
landmarks on the route are recorded as waypoints. Line or linear feature such
roads/street, terrain on the route are represented with lines are called tracks
and Routes
GPs Device
POINT FEATURE COORDINATE (XY)
Latitude N6 26.948, Longitude E3 28.668
LINE or LINEAR FEATURE (XY,XY+1, XY+2………..XY+n)
The GPS also has the capacity to record the timing of record and the Z-value
(the elevation) of each feature captured
All the captured details are store in the GPS which is downloadable into
computers system that has compatible software for further analysis.
GPS is battery powered, hence it can be used in a remote area without fair of
malfunctioning.
DISTANCE MEASURING WHEEL
The measuring wheel takes the record of distance as the tyre of
the wheel revolve progressively. This equipment is suitable in
capturing the terrain data.it is connected with the satellite nor
uses battery. It is purely manual in operation. It doesn’t store
data intelligently as GPS. Someone needs to be writing down
the value on a data sheet feature by feature. It is only useful to
measure line/linear feature.
With good GPS in place during survey, a measuring wheel is not
very necessary
DRAWING MATERIALS (PAPER, PENCIL)
A jotting material is required
to compliment the work of
the Gps for more accuracy to
be sure and more details to
be captured without wasting
time. While GPS capture the
features and give annotation,
sketch drawing of the
surveyed portions will be
taken
DRAWING MATERIALS (PAPER, PENCIL)
A jotting material is required
to compliment the work of
the Gps for more accuracy to
be sure and more details to
be captured without wasting
time. While GPS capture the
features and give annotation,
sketch drawing of the
surveyed portions will be
taken
DRAWING MATERIALS (PAPER, PENCIL)
• The information on the sketch drawing include
• The names of the roads traversed
• Manhole numbering
• Major landmarks on the road
• The values of the measured featured
• Side of the road surveyed
DIGITAL Camera
Digital camera is needed to capture what is referred to as project picture. This is to some extent to prove to the client that field survey of the proposed route were actually carried out. Some of the picture that would be attached to the drawing include: picture of obstruction, thrust boring, diversion, bridge crossing, bad terrain (swamp, erosion prone areas, road shoulder encroachment etc). most of the time digital camera may not be needed if the GPS has such facility
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