What is resolution in surveying?
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Resolution in surveying refers to the degree or precision to which a measurement can be taken. It is determined by the accuracy of the surveying instruments being used and the type of data being collected. Generally, the higher the resolution, the more accurate and precise the measurements will be.Read more
Resolution in surveying refers to the degree or precision to which a measurement can be taken. It is determined by the accuracy of the surveying instruments being used and the type of data being collected.
Generally, the higher the resolution, the more accurate and precise the measurements will be. For example, if a survey requires the collection of elevation points, then a high-resolution instrument like a laser level should be used.
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