Qualidade de coordenadas em diferentes métodos para fins de regularização fundiária

Abstract

Due to the need to understand the environment we live in, humans have developed techniques to describe space based on observation. Over time, technology improved and measurement equipment was developed to facilitate data collection. Given this scenario, the present work aims to analyze the quality of coordinates in different methods, for application in urban cadastral surveys. The growing development of GNSS methods and techniques has raised questions about the methods and levels of precision for carrying out cadastral surveys. However, despite the increasing advancement of technologies present in surveys, there are numerous restrictions due to obstructions of GNSS signals, which may exist in places of interest. Therefore, it is necessary to use terrestrial methods of angular and linear measurement with Total Station, to determine intervisible points. In this sense, this work shows the implantation of points by the methods of topographic networks of triangulation and trilateration, testing viable methodologies in the cadastral survey, showing criteria and tolerance to provide precise point coordinates, applied in land regularization, more specifically in plot boundaries territorial.