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4.27. Scaling in Arundel’s method
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- 1.
What does GCP stand for?
Hint
Think about what helps map the ground accurately.
- 2.
Why is a principal point important?
Hint
Consider the center versus edges of a photograph.
- 3.
What does GCP stand for?
- Ground Control Point
- Ground Correction Point
- Geographic Control Point
Hint
Think about the 'ground' and how it relates to mapping.
- 4.
True or False: Radial lines are drawn from various control points back to the principal point.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider which point is central in this method.
- 5.
If an aerial photograph has five GCPs and one fails to meet elevation criteria, how would it affect scaling accuracy?
Hint
Think about how one inaccurate point impacts the entire structure.
- 6.
Devise a method to select MCPs for an aerial mapping project. List criteria and justify each in terms of mapping accuracy.
Hint
How do these points enhance mapping precision?
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