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1. INTRODUCTION
The Package is a part of NH-6 from States Border of Maharashtra & Gujarat to Dhamdhod on SH 187.According to km. stones fixed on NH-6 the length of this package is 76 kms. This is an old existing two line carriage way without median having with different widths of ROW. The present two line will be executed for the proposed four line with service roads on both sides by introducing ROBs, VUPs, UPs and Bye Passes to facilitate the traffic for safe movement. The proposed road passes over Surat - Bhusawal Railway line and River Mindhola and connecting SH#s 171, 5,187,165,88. There are three Bye passes introduced to avoid major towns VYARA, BAJIPURA, & BARDOLI and its total length is about 23 kms. A stretch of 1 km. with 5m width between km. 6 & km. 7 on SH-187 existing road is the match portion of ch. 75+000 to 76+000.
The extent of strip area falls in 46G Degree sheet and it is covered with the spherical values of 21o.00 22o.00 Latitude & 73o.00 74o.00 Longitude. The Topo Sheets on deferent scales & its Geodetic Trigonometry Data are obtained from Survey Of India. Topo Sheets of 46G/4,8,12 &16 on 1:25,000 scale are used to get the ground information such as direction of existing road, crossing details, location of major towns etc.
The alignment of existing road runs from States Border and joins the SH187. The road is directly ascending horizontally from West to East between Bardoli to Navapur. The road crosses the Western Rly. Track and descending towards Arabian Sea. Hence the Datum from MSL has been fixed for Profile grade by connecting DGPS datum to Topo datum obtained from Survey of India Map and later connected to GTS datum. The average difference between DGPS & GTS datum is +0.026 which is negligible for application as scale factor.
DGPS PROCESS: - Dual frequency Global Positioning System has been developed
to rectify and correct the errors in an ordinary GPS. Since the DGPS hardware at the station already knows its own position, it can easily calculate its receivers inaccuracy. The station then broadcasts a radio signal to all DGPS equipped in the area, providing signal correction information for that area. In general, access to this correction information makes DGPS receivers much more accurate than ordinary receivers. The most essential function of a DGPS receiver to pick up the transmissions of at least four satellites and combined the information in those transmissions with information in an electronic almanac, all in order to figure out the receivers position on Earth. Once receivers make these calculations, it can tell us the Latitude (Northing), Longitude (Easting) and Altitude (Zonal Elevation) of its current Location with reference to True North. This operation is based on a simple mathematical principle called trilateration The pair of DGPS points along the proposed project at every 5 Kms apart are observed from a constellation of Earth-0rbiting satellites and fixed the Base, North Bearing and Graph of the terrain as datum to this project.
FORMULA Delta Easting = Sin North Bearing x Horizontal Distance Delta Northing = Cos North Bearing x Horizontal distance
BASE POINTS: - Apart from the above DGPS points a net work of Base Points
with reference to DGPS are established at every 2 or 3 kms in safe and protected places. These points will be used to maintain the same accuracy and used to re fix the datum whenever it gets disturbed.
Detailed Survey
With reference of Base and Bearing( North) of traverse points a strip of Topographical Survey is carried out to depict the existing details and features such as Center, Bituminous top, shoulder, toe of existing carriage way and the limits of ROW etc.. Also the details of existing utilities, service roads and structures are taken with Total Station in the form of code & coordinates. With built in program all the details are stored directly to the concerned job files created in Total Station. The data is down loaded into a system and transferred to required format to reproduce 3-D drawings with the facility to edit and modify the observed data if require.
An additional survey with extended details is carried out on ROBs, Cross Roads, Toll Plazas and Structures.
3. CONTRUCTION & ESTABLISHMENT OF GROUND CONTROL POINTS A) GTS Traced out as per description given by Survey of India. B)DGPS The DGPS Stations are established on a nail fixed on top of asphalt edge/ on concrete Pillar embedded 30cms. above ground level and permanent features such as sheet rocks, rocky knobs etc. The stations are painted with yellow paint and its number is written with black paint C)Base Points The Base Points are established on an iron nail of 60 mm. is penetrated into BT surface of approach roads to NH-6 on Left and Right sides and pre casted pillars are embedded 300 mm. above ground level. The points are painted with yellow and the number marked with black paint. D)TEMPORARY BENCH MARK The pre casted pillars with dimensions of 150x150x7500 mm. (6 mm. reinforcement and with a 8 mm iron rod with dot in center on top surface ) and embedded 300 mm. above ground
level are fixed as TBM pillars. Yellow, black and red paints are used for its name & number. E)TRAVERSE STATION A+ with penetrated nail in center is marked with yellow paint on one edge of existing carriage way surface at every 200m interval and denoted with a number. 4. SCOPE & INSTRUMENTS The Survey is carried out from whole to the part by following the sequence given below:A) B) C) D) Deriving of Co-ordinates through DGPS. Running of Traverse line between two known DGPS points.
Reducing the Relative Levels between two known DGPS points. Stake in of Topo details in 3Dimensional codes E) Depicting of Structural & Cross-Road details. F) Layout of Reference line. G) Netting of Original Ground Levels.
For the above task the following precision survey instruments are used to maintain the required accuracy. A) Dual Geo Positioning System SR.530 sokkia. B) Electronic Total Station with built in programs (Leica 1200+ series with 1 least count). C) Digital auto level with Bar Codes (Sokkia C-320, with 1mm interpolation). D) Auto level with graduated vertical scales with 5mm interpolation.
5. Survey Staff
The Survey Network is carried out with efficient and well experienced technical persons under the direction, supervision and guide lines of Mr. A.N.R Zakkam Geodetic Survey Engineer as Dy.G.M.
Brief sequence of task from starting to end a) Locating the Topo Sheets of the project from Map catalog.
b) Obtaining the Maps & Survey data from Survey of India. c) Preparing the Methodology of Survey operations basing on its Terrain and
available instruments.
e) Lacing the Survey Net work by 1st order Traverse and Double Tertiary Level.
f) Stake in of 3 dimensional Topography in detail. g) Decoding the data and submitting for Plan & Profile Design h) Lay out the designed parameters (Geometric data) i) Supplying the required data for- Highway division, Structures division etc. j) Working on execution of the Project. k) Decorating of Road furniture.