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Karst area survey
Karst landscapes are geographically widespread and are developed predominantly on a variety of carbonate rocks, although areas of limestones, gypsum and hydrogenic rocks are also affected in certain regions. The term ‘karst’ is derived from the Karst topography of the limestone region of Sloveni......
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Sophia
Topographical Mapping
Terrain mapping is a method of creating detailed geographical maps using a combination of aerial photography, satellite imaging and GPS data. This data is then analyzed and interpreted to create detailed, accurate maps of terrain features such as mountains, valleys, and rivers. Terrain mapping can......
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Sophia
Water supply hydrogeological survey
Water Resources Surveying Water resources surveying is a key component of the management of water resources. It is the process of measuring and interpreting the characteristics and characteristics of water bodies, including surface and groundwater. The purpose of this type of surveying is to eval......
Hole Accident
Design Mistakes Causing Subsurface Disaster Subsurface disaster can occur individually or in clusters as events and disasters, both through natural events and by significant design mistakes, which can have tremendous and far reaching impacts on people, environment and infrastructure. This can be ......
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Oliver
Engineering survey and measurement
Engineering Survey And Measurement Engineering surveying and measurement is seen as key area of construction in countries around the world. Engineering survey involves the measurement and mapping of the land, setting out of construction sites, and the cross-checking of other engineering works. Me......
construction survey
Introduction Construction surveying is also known as building surveying. It is an important part of the construction process, as it verifies the correct positioning of features and elements for the project. A construction surveyor is responsible for using surveying equipment, such as theodolites,......
Terrestrial photogrammetry
Aerial photogrammetric surveying is a form of surveying that makes use of aerial photography and photogrammetric technology to map a given area of land. It is often used in the fields of engineering, topography, forestry, and cartography. Aerial photogrammetric surveying works by taking multiple......
underground reservoir
Underground reservoirs Underground reservoirs, also known as aquifers, are an essential component of the Earths natural water cycle. They are naturally occurring underground layers of porous rock or sediment that are saturated with water. This water is often held in the form of a mixture of liqui......
artificial groundwater recharge
Groundwater artificial supply Groundwater is a precious natural resource that needs to be used sustainably in order to ensure that future generations can use it. With the ever-increasing human population, it is becoming more difficult to sustain natural groundwater supplies. Artificial groundwate......
groundwater discharge
Groundwater Discharge Groundwater discharge is the natural release of subsurface water from underground aquifers, or bodies of rock, composed of densely compacted material that may include clay layers, sand, and gravel. Groundwater is typically released in areas where the aquifer is exposed on the......
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