Establishment of Calibration Base Lines

Dracup, Joseph F.; Fronczek, C. J.; Tomlinson, Raymond W.; Spofford, Paul R.; Wegenast, Dennis A.

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Establishment of Calibration Base Lines

1994
By Dracup, Joseph F. ; Fronczek, C. J. ; Tomlinson, Raymond W. ; ...
Series: NOAA technical memorandum NOS NGS 8 (Rev. 1994)

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Dracup, Joseph F. ; Fronczek, C. J. ; Tomlinson, Raymond W. ; Spofford, Paul R. ; Wegenast, Dennis A.
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National Geodetic Survey (U.S.)
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NOS (National Ocean Service) ; NGS (Office of National Geodetic Survey)
Description:

The calibration of electronic distance measuring instruments involves the determination or verification of instrument constants and the assurance that the measured distances meet accuracy specifications.
Content Notes:

Revised by: Paul R. Spofford (1982); Dennis A. Wegenast (1983)
Keywords:

Calibration Determination Distance Measuring Instruments, Electronic Verification
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NOAA technical memorandum NOS NGS 8 (Rev. 1994)
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NOAA National Ocean Service ; NOAA National Geodetic Survey
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Establishment of Calibration Base Lines

The calibration of electronic distance measuring instruments involves the determination or verification of instrument constants and the assurance that ...

Dracup, Joseph F. ;

Fronczek, C. J.
Establishment of Calibration Base Lines

The calibration of electronic distance measuring instruments involves the determination or verification of instrument constants and the assurance that ...

Dracup, Joseph F. ;

Fronczek, C. J.

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