Analytical triangulation Clause Samples
The analytical triangulation clause establishes a requirement to use multiple methods, data sources, or perspectives to analyze and interpret information within a project or agreement. In practice, this might involve cross-verifying findings by combining quantitative data, qualitative interviews, and expert opinions to ensure robust conclusions. The core function of this clause is to enhance the reliability and validity of results, reducing the risk of bias or error by ensuring that conclusions are supported by diverse and corroborating evidence.
Analytical triangulation. The process of expanding a skeletal network of ground control points to provide the dense control network to reference each individual photogrammetric stereo model to the actual ground.
Analytical triangulation. The process of expanding a skeletal network of ground control points to provide the dense control network to reference each individual photogrammetric stereo model to the actual ground. DocuSign Envelope ID: E7364B4B-1AEE-40DF-BDDE-5670501BD1AD
Analytical triangulation. The Photogrammetrist or Mapping Scientist must process the non-metric digital aerial photography, ground control, and airborne GPS/IMU data (if collected) to develop an absolute orientation of the imagery suitable for map compilation at the required accuracy.
Analytical triangulation. The process of expanding a skeletal network of ground control points to provide the dense control network to reference each individual photogrammetric stereo model to the actual ground. DGN – A two or three dimensional graphics file produced by MicroStation V8i. These files may contain features and improvements plotted in a horizontal plane along the N and E axes which correspond to Texas State Plane Coordinates. These files may contain 2D or 3D elements representing topographic, existing, proposed, schematic, and general layout features. Digital terrain Model (DTM) – A three dimensional digital model of the ground containing those features necessary to define surface relief. A three dimensional model does not normally contain those planimetric features not necessary to define relief. Flight Map – A map depicting the flight line layout over the project area. Ground control – Ground control targets sufficient in number and geospatial distribution to allow analytical triangulation and mapping to meet American Society for Photogrammetry and DocuSign Envelope ID: 3834C76D-F898-4EF5-A280-35D1D4DA0CBD Remote Sensing (ASPRS) Class standard for 1” = 40’ scale map accuracy with a one foot contour interval. Horizontal and Vertical Ground Control – Survey control points for which the N and E coordinate and elevation have been determined by on‐the‐ground surveys.