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Topographic and planimetric vector mapping is compiled at scales ranging from 1’=10’ to
1’=1,000’ with contour intervals from .5’ to 20’.
For topographic mapping the required vertical accuracy of the final mapping usually dictates
the altitude at which the photography is flown. (The lower the altitude of the photography
the higher the vertical accuracy of the elevation data).
For planimetric mapping the size of the features on the ground that have to be compiled
usually dictates the altitude of the photography. (In urban areas features such as manholes
and water meter covers are not identifiable on photography flown above 1,800’).
Stesalit utilizes both analytical instruments and softcopy workstations to compile
topographic and planimetric mapping. All update mapping projects including volumetric
surveys are compiled using our softcopy workstations, where the previous map data can be
displayed over the new aerial photography. This improves the identification of the areas
that have changed.
Digital map data can be supplied in AutoCAD, Microstation, Terramodel or ARC/INFO formats
configured to any layer or level structure requested by our clients. |