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MEASUREMENTS AND GEODEZIC WORKS CARRIED OUT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF TWO NETWORK TRIANGULATION NETWORKS FOR THE PLANIMETRIC SURVEY OF THE RAILWAY IN POIANA STAMPEI
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Through this work we have created two geodesic support networks of the V order in the peat area of Poiana Stampei commune, supporting the subsequent topographic elevations of both the railway and its auxiliary elements, as well as the adjacent areas, be they forest boundaries, fences, etc. .a .. After materializing and making observations, it is necessary to compensate the networks to obtain the final coordinates of the points that will serve the subsequent topographic surveys and the topographic plans. In order to achieve this goal, the following aspects must be taken into account: - The harassment used; - Temperature; - Relief; - Environmental conditions; - Precision required. The two geodetic networks are made not only for lifting the portion of about 1 km. railway and its surroundings, but also with the purpose of strengthening the state geodetic network that will be able to support the subsequent topographic works. Thus, for lifting the details on this portion of about 1 km. length, we carried out a supported drilling on both ends with known orientations, based on the points of the previously made geodetic network. Large areas of forest are found in the area where I carried out the project. That is why we chose the solution to create two geodesic networks, the first to be positioned before entering the forested area, and the second to be at the exit of this forested area, thus ensuring the basis for the measurements of this project and possibly constituting support networks for subsequent work to be carried out in areas close to this work.
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Ortelecan Mircea, 2006, Geodezie, Editura AcademicPres, Cluj-Napoca. ISBN 973-744-024-2, 978- 973-744-024-2, p. 359.
Sanda NAS,– M?suratori Topografice. Editura RISOPRINT, loc. Cluj-Napoca, 2017, ISBN 978-973-53-2013-3.
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