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geographic-information-system-gis-topographic-maps
1. CIM was adopted by which of following commissions?
2. Which of following doesn’t indicate a topology error?
3. If number on scale is less n it represents a large scale map.
4. Longitudes are used to represent which of following directions?
5. GIS uses information from which of following sources?
6. Which of following software’s are used for developing vehicle route?
7. The point data feature can be used to represent ______
8. Determine scale of map if distance on map is given as 2cm which is equal to 1km on ground.
9. The CIM series can be used in ______ scale.
10. The figure represents which type of error in GIS?
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Chain Surveying & The Compass
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Compass Traversing & Traverse Surveying
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Levelling
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Contouring
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The Theodolite & Theodolite Traversing
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Plane Table Surveying
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Calculation of Area, Measurement of Volume & Permanent Adjustments of Levels
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Area Computation & Tacheometric Surveying
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EDM
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Curve Surveying
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Triangulation
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Survey Adjustments and Theory of Errors
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Field Astronomy
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Photogrammetric Surveying
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Remote Sensing
Remote Sensing
Geographic Information System (GIS) & Topographic Maps
Geographic Information System (GIS) & Topographic Maps
Global Positioning System (GPS)
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Hydrographic Survey
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Project Survey
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Surveying Important Questions
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