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Asked: December 25, 20212021-12-25T21:19:37+05:30 2021-12-25T21:19:37+05:30In: Surveying

What is meridian in surveying?

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      2021-12-30T13:17:06+05:30Added an answer on December 30, 2021 at 1:17 pm

      The direction of a survey line can either be established by following methods: 1. With relation to each other. 2. With relation to some fixed reference direction. Fix line of reference is generally called a meridian.

      The direction of a survey line can either be established by following methods:
      1. With relation to each other.
      2. With relation to some fixed reference direction.
      Fix line of reference is generally called a meridian.

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      2022-12-01T21:23:21+05:30Added an answer on December 1, 2022 at 9:23 pm

      In surveying, a meridian is a circle of constant longitude on the Earth's surface. A meridian is an arc that connects the two poles and passes through the geographic center of the Earth. Longitudinal lines are measured in degrees from the Prime Meridian (0°) east or west and indicate the relative poRead more

      In surveying, a meridian is a circle of constant longitude on the Earth’s surface. A meridian is an arc that connects the two poles and passes through the geographic center of the Earth. Longitudinal lines are measured in degrees from the Prime Meridian (0°) east or west and indicate the relative position of any location on Earth to the Greenwich Meridian.

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