GPS Cadastral Surveying

Cadastral surveying is the process of gathering position location information that is used to define the locations of objects or land boundaries in a geographic area for the purposes of showing ownership and/or the value of the land. Precision GPS systems can be used to identify or install survey monuments. A survey monument is a point that has a known or defined location. Survey monuments may be used as a reference for differential (relative) positioning.

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Global Positioning System - GPS Book This book covers satellite position location technology and the GPS system has evolved. You will learn the functional parts of GPS systems, how they work and work together to provide position measurements that are accurate to within centimeters. $19.99 Printed, $16.99 eBook

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