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1. In [[surveying]], a hub used on hilly terrain to allow the surveyor's instrument to be moved to another location, where a new [[height of the instrument (HI)]] can be established to allow surveying to continue.<br><br>
1. In [[surveying]], a hub used on hilly terrain to allow the surveyor's instrument to be moved to another location, where a new [[height of the instrument (HI)]] can be established to allow surveying to continue.<br><br>
http://www.nolandmines.com/intro%209%20Mined%20Area%20Marking%20systems_files/slide0013_image133.jpg<br><br>
This photo shows a concrete survey turning point marker.<br>
Source: http://www.nolandmines.com/marking%20systems%20as%20webpage.htm<br><br>

Latest revision as of 13:13, 15 August 2007


1. In surveying, a hub used on hilly terrain to allow the surveyor's instrument to be moved to another location, where a new height of the instrument (HI) can be established to allow surveying to continue.