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Geomatics Elements: Practical Mapping Exercises

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This lecture covers the organization of the course, including remote learning, resources on Moodle, exercises, and answers. It delves into geodesy, geomatics applications, digital elevation models, and GPS calculations. Students engage in practical cartography exercises, leveling, and coordinate conversions.

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