Sentence examples for map and surveying from inspiring English sources

For full treatment, see map and surveying: Hydrography.

The next was done in the late 1870's by the state geological survey because it was thought there might have been problems with the first survey and because there had been improvements in mapping and surveying technology since 1774.

Since work began on mapping and surveying the site in 2007, around 20 different UXOs have been found.

Our previous work on participatory mapping and surveying methods has indicated promising solutions to the first problem [ 20].

The sunlit glades and secluded coves, phosphorescent lagoons and susurrating groves had been mapped and surveyed, extolled in guidebooks and posted with Latin names.

Quite a lot of the Arctic routes are not properly mapped and surveyed while there is a serious dispute in Canada over whether the famous North West Passage is international water or sovereign territory.

Discovered in 1929 by the U.S. naval commander and explorer Richard E. Byrd and named by him in honour of his wife, it was first mapped and surveyed by a coworker, Paul A. Siple, in 1935.

All field boundaries present in each site were mapped and surveyed in 1998 and 2007.

It was known formally as the Commissioner's Map and Survey of Manhattan Island.

Drones can map and survey any piece of land; computers can link to weather archives; machines can minutely adjust the amount of herbicide they spray or fertiliser they spread on any acre.

What made the grid plan, formally called the Commissioners' Map and Survey of Manhattan Island, so farsighted was that in 1811 a vast majority of New York City's population lived below what became Houston Street — tellingly named North Street then.