Combination of two simple curves that curves in the same direction.

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Used in getting the degree of curvature when designing a railroad.

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Provides the rules and guidelines in connection with the issues in making topographic map.

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Categories of topographic details which pertains to the names.

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The art and science of measuring, recording, and interpreting imagery.

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One of the instruments used in Photogrammetry. It is a magnifier, compactor and rectifier.

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One of the functions of total stations that allows the storage of the data in a notebook that can be used later.

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Because of it's built-in processor, when provided with the needed data, it can show the horizontal distance and the X,Y, and Z coordinates.

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Consist of single arc of a circle

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One of the functions of Total Station. The electronic display can show the necessary data when proper keys are pressed.

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Works like how the human eye perceived objects called stereopsis, and involve the capturing of image from a minimum of two locations.

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List of symbols with the corresponding features it represents.

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Categories of Symbols that involves contour lines.

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Composed of Electromagnetic Distance Measuring Instrument and Electronic Theodolite. It can be used to measure horizontal and

vertical angles, as well as slope distances

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The function of Total station where the Electonic Distance Measuring Instrument is responsible.

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The function of Total Station where the Electronic Theodolite is responsible.

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CP stands for

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OP#YY or OP# refers to

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Use in aerial triangulation and in measuring the coordinate of a point.

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Used in plotting points rapidly and precisely.

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Refers to the wooded areas.

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Used in representing bodies of water such as river, ponds, oceans, etc.

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Involves cut and fill. It is the excavation of existing earth material and any placement of fill material for constructing embankment or foundation.

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Done when the proposed road is under the Earth's surface.

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The moving of excavated materials

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When a curve is followed immediately by another curve in the opposite direction.

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The curve that is used to overcome the abrupt changes in curvature and superelevation that occurs between tangent and curve.

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The curve that is used to overcome the abrupt changes in curvature and superelevation that occurs between tangent and curve.

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