THE RELEVANCE OF COORDINATION OF REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF POLYGONOMETRY OF DENSIFICATION WITH THE POSSIBILITIES OF MODERN ELECTRONIC DEVICES

Abstract

At different stages of development of polygonometric networks, different methods of measuring lines were used to ensure the appropriate accuracy of a specific category of moves. At the present stage, geodetic production is provided with a sufficient number of high-precision electronic total stations, which are the main means of measuring lines in polygonometry. However, the features and possibilities of their application are still not taken into account in the normative geodetic literature.With modern construction methods of polygonometry, the measurement of angles and lines in the course of different categories is practically, in accuracy and labor costs, no different. And one-stage construction provides network rigidity, considerably reduces measurement errors of initial data on moves of lower accuracy. Alignment of a continuous network on all territory of the settlement allows to receive uniform accuracy of points, to increase reliability of their definition.The article analyzes the normative literature of the long-term construction of densification polygonometry, discusses the categories of networks and the stages of their construction. It is concluded that the instructions do not correspond to the modern methods of measurement with electronic total stations. It was concluded that it is necessary to agree on the accuracy of linear and angular measurements and stages of building densification polygonometry, to elaborate the conditions for building survey networks at the current stage, to determine the relationship between the cost of work in various categories of networks.