UNSW campus network is designed and maintained for surveying student field survey practice. Since the Kensington Campus of UNSW is continuously changing due to construction work, and the time and resources available for the investigation of each individual mark were limited, no claim is made that all information given is correct or complete. The evolution of the campus network recovery sketches:
- The card based recovery sketch catalogue designed by A.P.H. Werner,
- 1st Edition Campus Network Recovery Sketches by C. Rusu (supervised by J. M. Rüeger) in 1987,
- 2nd Edition "CNRS" by K. D. Sippel and J. M. Rüeger in March 1995,
- 2½ Edition "CNRS" by A. G. Browne, not published (final year project report),
- 3rd Edition "CNRS" by S. K. Johnson and J. M. Rüeger, September 1997, and
- UNSW Web Based Campus Network Recovery Sketches by Joseph Cosentino 2002 and supervised by Dr. J. M. Rüeger.
- UNSW Campus Network (KML) by Bruce Harvey 2019. Change file extension name .txt to .kml before viewing in Google Earth, Google Maps or Nearmap.
Survey Camp
Survey Camps are part of surveying and Geospatial Engineering courses GMAT3150 and GMAT4150 Field Projects held at Berry Sport and Recreation Centre or Cataract Scout Park. GMAT3150 is a 4-day off campus extensive practical training and 1 day on-campus field work. The aim is to broaden and deepen the knowledge of surveying instrumentation, field methods, and surveying software in a team of 3-4 students and various tasks. A specific task at higher level is usually be carried out by 4th year students enrolled in GMAT4150. The site photo below was taken using a drone during UAS aerial photogrammetry practice in July 2016.
Control survey debriefing and detail survey briefing by Dr Bruce Harvey.
- GNSS RTK control and detail surveys.
- Detail surveys
- Leveling surveys
- Road survey briefing by Dr Craig Roberts.
- Road and tunnel surveys.
- Static GNSS survey.
- Hydrographic survey
- UAV aerial survey briefing by Dr Yincai Zhou.
Here is the link to previous survey camp photos.
