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used to measure the elevation of the points in the survey area.
Vertical Control Survey
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well suited for reconnaissance surveys where approximate elevations are required
Barometric Leveling
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Mountainous and hilly: Flat, Open Terrain:
Triangulation, Traverse
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_____ are measured more accurately than ______ .
distances, angles
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method of surveying and mapping that uses a set of standard survey points as reference points for all subsequent surveys.
Control Surveying
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used to establish the horizontal position of points in a survey network and also used to measure distances and angles between points and to establish the relative positions of points in a plane.
Horizontal Control Survey
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method of surveying and mapping that uses a set of standard survey points as _________ or all subsequent surveys.
reference points
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Parts of Markings of Monuments
Provincial Code, Control Point Number, Year Established, Order of Accuracy, Office or entity that established the reference monument
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method of surveying and mapping that uses a set of ___________ as reference points for all subsequent surveys.
standard survey points
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the surveys conducted covering extensive areas
Geodetic Control Survey
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3 Types of Veetical Control Survey
Barometric, Differential, Trigonometric
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consist of networks of geometric figures with almost all of the angles measured directly in the field and with relatively few of sides, measured.
Control by Triangulation
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used when transferring elevations from precise leveling circuits to selected triangulation stations.
Trigonometric Leveling
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best run over level or gently sloping terrain.
Differential Leveling
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typically placed in locations that are easily identifiable
Control Points
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lengths of the sides of a series of triangles are measured and the angles from the lengths
Control by Trilateration
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series of horizontal distances and directions are observed to connect points whose positions are to be determined
Control by Traversing
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surveys conducted to establish the positions of points of reference for projects with a limited geographic coverage
Project Control Survey
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consist of closed polygons with most of the sides and angles measured directly in the field
Control by Traversing
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determination of the precise position of a number of stations which are distributed over a large area.
Control Surveying
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Three Types of Horizontal Control Survey
Control by Traversing, Control by Trilateration, Control by Triangulation