To determine the exact location and shape of natural and man-made features on the Earth’s surface.
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To establish property lines, boundaries, and rights-of-way.
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To determine the topography, contours, and elevations of a site.
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To assess the soil, rock, and water conditions of a site.
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To provide accurate data for the planning, design, and construction of infrastructure projects, such as buildings, roads, bridges, and pipelines.
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To determine the dimensions, angles, and positions of objects for mapping and engineering purposes.
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To study the physical and natural characteristics of the Earth’s crust.
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To resolve land disputes and establish property ownership.
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To provide information for resource management, such as mineral and water resources.
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To support legal and governmental requirements, such as property taxes and land use regulations.
