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    2.0 Methods of Cadastral Surveying

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    This document discusses several methods of cadastral surveying for fixing boundaries, including traversing, triangulation, trilateration, photogrammetry, global positioning systems, plane table method, and general boundaries. Traversing involves measuring lines and angles to determine point coordinates using a theodolite or total station. Triangulation and trilateration use triangle measurements to determine point locations. Photogrammetry uses aerial photographs and control points. GPS uses satellite signals for trilateration. The plane table method allows simultaneous field observations and plotting.

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    2.0 Methods of Cadastral Surveying

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    This document discusses several methods of cadastral surveying for fixing boundaries, including traversing, triangulation, trilateration, photogrammetry, global positioning systems, plane table method, and general boundaries. Traversing involves measuring lines and angles to determine point coordinates using a theodolite or total station. Triangulation and trilateration use triangle measurements to determine point locations. Photogrammetry uses aerial photographs and control points. GPS uses satellite signals for trilateration. The plane table method allows simultaneous field observations and plotting.

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    This document discusses several methods of cadastral surveying for fixing boundaries, including traversing, triangulation, trilateration, photogrammetry, global positioning systems, plane table method, and general boundaries. Traversing involves measuring lines and angles to determine point coordinates using a theodolite or total station. Triangulation and trilateration use triangle measurements to determine point locations. Photogrammetry uses aerial photographs and control points. GPS uses satellite signals for trilateration. The plane table method allows simultaneous field observations and plotting.

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    2.0 Methods of Cadastral Surveying

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    This document discusses several methods of cadastral surveying for fixing boundaries, including traversing, triangulation, trilateration, photogrammetry, global positioning systems, plane table method, and general boundaries. Traversing involves measuring lines and angles to determine point coordinates using a theodolite or total station. Triangulation and trilateration use triangle measurements to determine point locations. Photogrammetry uses aerial photographs and control points. GPS uses satellite signals for trilateration. The plane table method allows simultaneous field observations and plotting.

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    LECTURE 2:

    Methods of Cadastral
    surveying
    (For Fixed boundaries)
    Traversing
    • This is basically a series of lines and angles measured
    to determine coordinates of points.
    • It involves the use of a theodolite, total station and
    tapes
    Triangulation
    • Based on triangles and measurement of angles of
    vertices. It involves the intersection techniques of
    cadastral surveying.
    Trilateration
    • The area is divided into triangles and all the sides are
    measured instead of the angles to determine
    coordinates of the vertices.
    Photogrammetry
    • Photographs are taken of areas with control points
    and boundaries fixed. Coordinates are extracted from
    the aerial photographs using a techniques called aerial
    triangulation.
    Global Positioning Systems
    • These carryout positioning using satellites and receivers
    which are either handheld GPSs or Geodetic GPS receivers.
    Theses determine coordinates of points on the earth’s
    surface using the trilateration technique involving satellites
    in orbit.
    Methods of cadastral
    surveying
    General boundaries
    Plane table method
    • Plane table surveying is a graphical method of surveying in
    which the field observations and plotting are done
    simultaneously.
    • It is simple and cheaper than theodolite survey. It is suitable
    for small scale maps.
    • The plan is drawn by the surveyor in the field , while the area
    to be surveyed is before his eyes. Therefore there is no
    possibility of omitting the necessary measurements.
    • The plane table can be used in triangulation or trialateration
    • General boundaries can also be fixed using photogrammetry.

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