BS 1192-4:1984

Foreword
Committees responsible
1 Scope
2 Definitions
3 Stages of work
4 Drawing of curves
5 Sizes
6 Setting-out
7 Topography
8 Perspective drawings
9 Graphical symbols and abbreviations
10 Schedules
Appendices
A Information commonly needed
B Fixed, free and pivoting elements
C Setting-out information
D Interpolation of contours
E Visibility between given points
F Drawing contours in perspective
G Example of computer graphics
H Bibliography
Tables
1 Preferred scales commonly used for different types
    of drawing
2 Graphical symbols and abbreviations
3 Example of tree survey schedule
4 Example of tree work schedule
5 Example of tree planting schedule
6 Example of planting schedule for shrubs and climbers
7 Information commonly needed
8 Radii and equivalent degrees of curvature
Figures
1 Relief and natural drainage
2 Slope analysis
3 Vegetation survey
4 Tree survey
5 Grading
6 Hard landscape drawing
7 Hard landscape detail
8 Planting plan
9 Layout of grid for woodland planting
10 Subsoil drainage
11 Circular curves
12 Example of a non-circular curve
13 Example of error in setting-out
14 Locating setting-out lines from existing features
15 Locating an irregular curve by offsets
16 Reference grid
17 An open alignment
18 Closed shape consisting of circular arcs
19 Fixed elements
20 Free elements
21 Pivoting elements
22 Setting-out information using co-ordinates
23 Interpolation of contours by parallel lines
24 Interpolation of contours by the fan method
25 Plan illustrating intervisibility
26 Plan grid
27 Perspective grid x metres and y metres above the
    base plane
28 Example of computer graphics

Recommendations for the preparation of landscape drawings and schedules. Includes symbols and abbreviations which are used in a series of typical drawings. Appendices include summaries of information commonly used when landscape drawings are being prepared.