AS 3962:2020 pdf free download.Marina design.
A uniform survey grid should be adopted for the total project area. All terrestrial and hydrographic surveys should use this survey grid.
Consideration should be given to incorporating the survey grid for the project area into the regional coordinated survey grid, e.g. Mapping Grid Australia (MGA).
Where a local survey grid is adopted, this should be clearly noted on the drawings. The correlation to an established regional coordinated grid should be nominated on the drawings.
2.1.1.2 Survey datum
All survey data shall be reduced to one of the following recognized datum:
(a) Chart datum (CD) — the preferred datum for surveys and mapping of marine works and offshore topography, as it provides direct correlation to navigable water depths.
(b) Australian Height datum (AHD) — the preferred datum for terrestrial surveys, but this often does not have a definitive correlation to CD at specific locations.
All survey and design levels within any project shall be reduced to the same datum. A diagram showing the correlation between survey marks, AHD and CD for the specific location shall be provided on the drawings.
2.1.2 Hydrographic survey
Where there is insufficient survey data to make an assessment of nearshore design waves, currents and clearances, a hydrographic survey shall be undertaken to cover the proposed site of works (assuming it is below high tide level), the approach channel route and any adjacent nearshore waters.
The hydrographic survey shall identify the survey reliability.
The hydrographic survey data should also contain sufficient detail to enable an assessment to be made of the coastal processes affecting the proposed marina and adjacent foreshores.
2.1.3 Terrestrial surveys
Terrestrial surveys shall be provided over any land areas that will be incorporated within the project site. Adjacent shoreline areas that could be affected by the proposed marina shall also be surveyed.
NOTE Where adjacent shorelines consist of beaches, beach profile data may be necessary.
All existing features such as jetties, ramps, parking, vehicle manoeuvring area, pathways, seawalls, stormwater outfalls, drains, rock outcrops, and the like shall be clearly identified.AS 3962 pdf download.
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