Engineering survey definition

Engineering survey means measurement by angles, distances and elevations of natural or man-made features in the air, on the surface, and in the immediate subsurface of the earth, within underground workings, and on the surface or within bodies of water for the purpose of determining or establishing their size, shape, topography, grades, contours or water surface and depths, and the preparation and perpetuation of field note records and maps depicting these features; but does not include the establishment or determination of easement or property boundary lines; and

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Engineering survey means all survey activities required to support the sound conception,

Engineering survey means the deliverables of Motorway engineering survey performed by the State Company before the Bidding Process, including the results of geodetic, geological, archaeological, hydrological, environmental and other types of engineering survey, and approved by the State Expertise on October 15, 2010 No. 988-10/GGE-4081/04, October 25, 2010 No. 1029- 10/GGE-4081/10, April 4, 2014 No. 450-14/GGE-4081/04, April 7, 2014 No. 466-14/GGE-4081/1. Utility Lines mean all and any units, pipes, cables, equipment, structural and other infrastructure elements used for communication and data transfer, water supply, water drainage, gas supply, heating, power supply or sewage purposes. CPI, Index of Consumer Prices means the index of consumer prices for goods and services, the actual data thereon is published by the Federal State Statistics Service at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇ in the section \\ Official statistics \ Prices. Engineering Structures, Engineering Road Structures mean engineering road structures in the meaning of clause 3 of article 3 of Federal Law No. 257-FZ dated November 8, 2007 On Motorways and Road Activities in the Russian Federation and on Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of the Russian Federation.

Examples of Engineering survey in a sentence

This service of utilities shown in conjunction with ASCE Standard CI/ASCE 38-02 constitute a Quality Level “C” Subsurface Utility Engineering survey as outlined below.
Operations Engineering survey teams are available, at no charge to Airline, to make surveys of Airline maintenance and operating procedures as mutually agreed by Airline and CFMI.
This service of utilities shown in conjunction with ASCE Standard CI/ASCE 38- 02 constitute a Quality Level “C” Subsurface Utility Engineering survey as outlined below.
Operations Engineering survey teams are available, at no charge to Airline, to make surveys mutually agreed by Airline maintenance and operating procedures.
Task 1 - Review of Site Survey Data Engineering survey information was uploaded to the RWQCB Geotracker database by the previous site consultant in June 2002.
The craters are documented in a survey report: “Hangars 1-4: Aircraft Apron Surface Damage Survey” (Attachment 17) Engineering survey of the pavement has determined that the surface is not stable and loose debris may pose a safety hazard to personnel and aircraft.

More Definitions of Engineering survey

Engineering survey which means any survey associated with the location and construction of:

Engineering survey means a survey containing matters including but not limited to, an aircraft’s accident and damage history, maintenance history, manufacture and version data and time since overhaul data;

Engineering survey means all survey activities required to support the sound conception, planning, design, construction, maintenance, operation, and