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SCHEDULE II / ITEM 2 March 2004 HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYING AND OCEANOGRAPHY Note: This examination consists of _8_ questions on _1_ page. Marks

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ASSOCIATION OF CANADA LANDS SURVEYORS - BOARD OF EXAMINERS WESTERN CANADIAN BOARD OF EXAMINERS FOR LAND SURVEYORS ATLANTIC PROVINCES BOARD OF EXAMINERS FOR LAND SURVEYORS ________________________________________________________________________

SCHEDULE II / ITEM 2 March 2004 HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYING AND OCEANOGRAPHY

Note: This examination consists of _8_ questions on _1_ page. Marks

Q. No Time: 3 hours Value Earned

1

Explain each of the following (with sketches and diagrams if necessary) a) The difference between surface currents and ocean currents

b) The difference between a geopotential surface and an isobaric surface c) The difference between upwelling and rip currents

d) The difference between a wave period and a wave length e) The difference between Beaufort Scale and Coriolis Force

25

2

Describe in detail (with sketches) the tide raising forces caused by the sun-moon- earth interaction. (Your answer must demonstrate that you understand the following terms: barycentre, sub-lunar point and its antipode, tractive forces, spring and neap tide, semi-diurnal and diurnal type of tide.)

15

3 Describe in detail the operation of a single beam echo-sounder naming all

components. (Use diagrams and sketches) 10

4 Describe the effect of water temperature, salinity and pressure changes on the

speed of an underwater acoustic wave. 10

5 Describe in detail five mechanical methods of determining water depth. 10

6

Describe the process of:

a) Recovering an existing water level datum b) Transferring a water level datum

c) Reducing soundings to correct for tidal heights d) Calibrating an echo sounder

e) Bottom (sea-bed) sampling

10

7

a) Give five examples of false echoes.

b) Describe how frequency beam pattern and range in an echo sounder may be inter-related.

10

8 a) Describe the difference between squat and settlement of a vessel.

b) Why would you use a side scan sonar in conjunction with a single beam

echo sounder? 10

Total Marks: 100

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