Annals of the University of Craiova - Agriculture, Montanology, Cadastre Series
Abstract
It presents the use of GNSS technology and total stations in the general cadastre works in Romania and a comparative study between the two methods of measurement, and their use together. When using total stations and other '' classical '' measurement methods, it is imperative to reduce projection distance before compensating for the measurements and then determining the coordinates. The widespread use in Romania of measurement methods using GNSS technology and the RTK measurement method, especially the latter for detail points, is beneficial because distance reduction is no longer necessary and generally there are no problems as before when distances are measured with total stations if it is not reduced to the projection plan. Finally, conclusions are drawn from the use of GNSS technology and total stations separately and together in cadastral elevations for the general cadastre. Conclusions on the methods of measurement and the study compared to the two methods of measurement are auspicious and should be learned by those working for the implementation of the general cadastre in Romania.
