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DAY Care
Topographic survey would include longitudinal profile (in stream – as blue line) and proposed perpendicular profiles – as red lines – using the robotic total station and “measured topo points”. The red boxes are locations of Continuous Topography (i.e. data points spaced <0.5m).
Topographic survey would include longitudinal profile (in stream – as blue line) and proposed perpendicular profiles – as red lines – using the robotic total station and “measured topo points”. The red boxes are locations of Continuous Topography (i.e. data points spaced <0.5m).
DAY Care
Topographic survey would include longitudinal profile (in stream – as blue line) and proposed perpendicular profiles – as red lines – using the robotic total station and “measured topo points”. The red boxes are locations of Continuous Topography (i.e. data points spaced <0.5m).
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SURVEY NOTES:Control Points 110 thru 113 shown for Stream Section 2, in total station data. GPS Control Point is 115, in GPS data from July 21, 2011.Please record Total Station (wall-e) measurements at positions 121 and/or 122 with control points from Stream Section 2 (day care to Art Barn entrance) in order to tie the surveys together.
Topographic survey would include longitudinal profile (in stream – as blue line) and proposed perpendicular profiles – as red lines – using the robotic total station and “measured topo points”. The red boxes are locations of Continuous Topography (i.e. data points spaced <0.5m).
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SURVEY NOTES:GPS Positions shown with labels, in GPS data from July 22, 2011Please record Total Station (wall-e) measurements at positions 121 and/or 122 with control points from Stream Section 3 (old bridge at day care to Art Barn entrance) in order to tie the surveys together.