Course title

Course code

Syllabus

Instrumentation, Laboratory and Field Practices in Geoinformatics

          CE673A

Reconnaissance and establishing the control stations; GNSS observation for control points, Control network densification and topographic mapping using Total Station, Road profiling, Hand-held GNSS survey for GIS data collection.

 

References

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