what are the principles of surveying?
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what are the principles of surveying?
These are the basic principles of the surveying:
1. Working from whole to part: As the name of principle simply defines that the process is to be done from whole to part. This means the area which is to be surveyed, all control points are taken at the boundaries which covers the whole area with the higher degree of particularity. The main purpose of this principle is to reduce the accumulated errors.
2. Location of points by measurement from two points of reference: In this principle of surveying the relative position or point which is to be surveyed is taken by the measure of at least two points of reference.
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The basic principles of surveying include establishing the origin of the surveyed area, understanding the relative positions of the various points and features, measuring angles and distances accurately, and using the correct instruments for the job.