Surveying Theory

Surveying Theory involves the principles and techniques used to measure and map land, ensuring accurate positioning and boundaries. It combines geometry, mathematics, and physics to determine locations, elevations, and distances on the Earth's surface. Surveyors use specialized tools like total stations, GPS, and levels to gather data, which is then applied to create maps, define property lines, and support construction projects. The theory emphasizes precision, understanding of the terrain, and proper data interpretation to establish reliable spatial information essential for development, legal boundaries, and land management.