Drawing Engineering
Engineering drawing in English (engineering drawing) is a technical method for drawing plans and structures of engineering parts and structures. These engineering drawings show the image of different perspectives and views of the part or structure by mentioning the dimensions and how to mount the individual parts. These maps are often drawn with a computer using a computer-aided design (CAD) method.
What does the drawing engineer do?
🔶 Modification of existing maps and charts to make corrections, adjustments and updates.
What is Mapping?
Recently, the importance of a map and having a map with accurate and up-to-date details is not hidden from anyone. Mapping or the sciences related to it are actually the science and methods of determining the location of points on the earth, the distance and angles between them. In other words, mapping is the process of analyzing and recording information on the earth to help draw maps for different uses. Among the uses of mapping, it can be mentioned on a large scale, military, maritime, demarcation of borders, etc., to smaller scales such as urban and rural maps, maps of roads, property registration, etc.
Difference of mapping and mapping engineering fields
Many people mistakenly think that mapping and mapping engineering are the same. But in fact it is not so. These two disciplines are completely separate. And they are aligned with each other. The difference between mapping and mapping engineering is when they are done. At the beginning, the surveying engineer prepares a map using surveying equipment and determines the boundaries, area, etc. in a precise manner. He provides the prepared map to the architect or draftsman. The architectural engineer designs and draws based on the dimensions and specifications listed in the map. In fact, the difference between mapping and mapping is that at the beginning of the work, a map of the place where the property is located must be obtained. Then, in the next step, the drawing should be done.