Lesson Objectives and Structure Overview

Surveying that uses contour lines to show the elevation and depressions of an area.

Surveying that focuses on details of property boundaries, including structures and features.

The process of accurately measuring and representing ground features on a map through different methods.

Determining the precise location and coordinates of specific points or features on the ground.

The science and art of representing the Earth's surface and its details through maps, using various techniques and technology.

The type of surveying that treats the Earth's surface as a plane, neglecting its curvature, suitable for small areas.

The type of surveying that considers the Earth's true shape, highly precise for large-scale and critical projects.

A detailed map showing the elevation and depressions of an area through contour lines.

A map that portrays the specific details of property boundaries, including buildings and features.

The process of determining the boundaries of a piece of land.

Pinpointing the exact location of a construction site within a larger area.

The science of measuring and describing the Earth's shape, gravity field, and movements.

The science of creating maps and representing geographic data.

The science of using aerial photographs to create maps and 3D models.

A system for managing and analyzing geographic data, often used in mapping and spatial analysis.

The most precise method of surveying, involving detailed measurements taken from a fixed point.

Surveying techniques suitable for large-scale projects, leveraging satellite signals for positional data.

Surveying techniques that utilize aerial photography, ideal for mapping extensive areas.

A method for transferring features from the field to a map, using measurements of elevations.

The process of identifying the exact location of features or points on the ground.