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DATA OBTAINED FROM THE OPERATION OF NINE MODEL 4 GEODIMETERS BY THE CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS ARE EVALUATED AS TO USES, REPEATABILITY AND ACCURACY OF MEASUREMENTS, RELIABILITY, OPERATIONAL METHODS, COMPUTATIONS , MAINTENANCE, PERSONNEL TRAINING, AND DAYLIGHT OPERATION. THE GEODIMETER IS USED TO SAVE COST IN CONTROL SURVEYS AS A DISTANCE MEASURING INSTRUMENT.

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1965

Highway Research Record

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Accuracy; Calculation; Control; Daylight; Distance measuring equipment; Evaluation; Maintenance; Operations; Reliability; Surveys; Training; Utilization

Computation

California

California

Administration and Management; Design; Education and Training; Highways; Maintenance and Preservation; Research; Vehicles and Equipment

TRIS, TRB

Dec 12 1994 12:00AM

• ACCURACY REQUIREMENT AND USES OF ELECTRONIC-MEASURING DEVICES FOR SURVEYING PHOTOGRAMMETRIC CONTROL
• APPLICATION OF PRECISE PHOTOGRAMMETRIC METHODS TO RIGHT-OF-WAY RELINQUISHMENT SURVEYS
• COMPARISON OF TWO TECHNIQUES OF AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY FOR APPLICATION IN FREEWAY TRAFFIC OPERATIONS STUDIES
• CONTROL SURVEYS BY GEODIMETER AND TELLUROMETER IN CANADA
• ELECTROTAPE USE IN ESTABLISHING BASIC AND SUPPLEMENTAL CONTROL FOR AERIAL SURVEYS
• EVALUATION OF THE ELECTROTAPE DISTANCE-MEASURING DEVICE BY THE TEXAS HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
• IDAHO HIGHWAY SURVEYS USING THE TELLUROMETER
• PHOTOGRAMMETRY AND HIGHWAY LAW
• RESULTS OF U.S. FOREST SERVICE STEREOTRIANGULATION BRIDGING ON VIRGINIA HIGHWAY PHOTOGRAMMETRIC TEST PROJECT
• THE GEODIMETER AND HIGHWAY SURVEYING
• USE OF AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE KANSAS COURTS
• USE OF MODERN MEASURING DEVICES FOR ESTABLISHING DESIGNED ALIGNMENT