WORKSHOP OF EDUCATION ON GEODESY SURVEYING WITH ELECTRONIC TOTAL STATION GTS -105 AND A GPS DEVICE

On December 9 and 10, 2010 and within the CREDU project implementation activities, a two-day workshops set  was held at sites at Frkanovec and Črečan and at ICT classroom at SBC.

The workshop was attended by teachers and students of the School of Building and Crafts of Čakovec and Zsigmondy Vilmos and Széchenyi István Technical VET Secondary School of Nagykanizsa; the education was performed by the external geodesy experts of the  Geoplan d.o. o. company of Čakovec.

Thursday, December 9, 2010

10.30 - 13.00 Education on surveying with a total station

13.15 - 15.00 Presentation of what had been done at Črečan up to that point

Friday, December 10, 2010

10.30 - 13.00 Workshop – total station use in surveying at the Frkanovec site

13.30 - 15.00 Workshop – getting to know the rural architecture ambiental unit at Črečan

Lovro Gradišer, BSc (Geodesy) gave a lecture on geodesy instruments and contemporary surveying methods to teachers and students of the School of Building and Crafts of Čakovec and Zsigmondy Vilmos and Széchenyi István Technical VET Secondary School of Nagykanizsa.

The lecture presented students the basic tasks of geodesy and the parts of the instruments used in surveying and survey lathes positioning in the field. The contemporary satellite geodesy methods were presented as well, namely the static and cinematic measuring GPS device-supported methods and the accuracy the methods provide. A comparison was made between the commercial navigation GPS devices and the ones used in geodesy. The students and teachers were shown the basic parts of the Topcon GTS-105N total station and informed on the requirements that should be met in order to bring the total station in the working position in the field. (centering and horizoning of the instrument) and on the possibilities of use of and the way of work with a total station.

The lecture was given in the ICT classroom at the School of Building and Crafts

Showing the students the possibilities of use and the way of work with a total station.