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Structures in civil engineering refer to the designed and built systems that support or resist loads, such as buildings, bridges, towers, dams, and tunnels. Structural engineering involves analyzing and designing these structures to ensure they are strong, stable, and safe under various forces like weight, wind, and earthquakes. Materials commonly used include concrete, steel, and timber. The goal is to create durable structures that meet functional needs while adhering to safety standards and economic efficiency.

Surveying in civil engineering is the process of measuring and mapping the environment to determine the relative positions of points on, above, or below the Earth's surface. It is essential for planning, designing, and executing construction projects like roads, bridges, buildings, and dams. Surveying provides accurate data on land topography, boundaries, and features, which helps engineers make informed decisions and ensures structures are built correctly and safely. Common types include land surveying, topographic surveying, and construction surveying, using tools like total stations, GPS, levels, and theodolites.