Chapter 13 Control Survey Procedures
• Global Positioning System (GPS) survey methods. • Today’s multiorganizational transportation project development efforts. • Surveys required to accurately locate transportation improvements and rights of way. • Geographic Information Systems (GIS). This network is called the Washington High-Precision Geodetic Network (HPGN). In
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