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Hy Guyes,

looking for recomendation, There is needed of taking croos section along the river of 1.6 km (every each 5m section), for best of accuricy proposes is there needed to extend a closed travers or any? the area around has been surveyd and there is BM of them exist, but the area was surveyd speratle not by one travers.

 

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  • Not a Surveyor

    if your scope of works is only to prepare the profile and the cross-section, you can perform your scope of work based on a free stations no need for traverse or something other 

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