Common use of Control Establishment Clause in Contracts

Control Establishment. If it is determined to be necessary by Contractor, additional ground control points, augmenting the county’s control points as needed (approximately 200 to 300) to meet the accuracy requirements of this proposal, will be collected by Contractor. All control used in the production of products for this effort shall conform to acceptable errors as set forth by the FGDC. If additional control points are generated as a result of this effort, Contractor will be required to provide these points as an attributed feature layer. The Project Work Plan shall contain a detailed explanation of control methodology and a listing of control data that will be provided under this effort (survey/AT reports, POS EO data, or other control data unique to the control method used). Collection of up to one hundred (100) additional ground control points may be considered Optional Work that may be provided by Contractor at the price and fees agreed to by the parties. Contractor shall provide a detailed description of the process by which the accuracy standards will be met. This should include a description of how the existing control network might be used, additional control that might be required, source for control survey crews, etc. If fully analytical aero triangulation procedures are used then Contractor shall describe the process to include hardware and software. If direct georeferencing is proposed, Contractor shall fully describe the process and equipment used to eliminate conventional aero triangulation, and the corrective procedures to be employed in the event of equipment failure.

Control Establishment. If it is determined to be necessary by Contractor, additional ground control points, augmenting the countyCounty’s control points as needed (approximately 200 to 300) to meet the accuracy requirements of this proposal, will be collected by Contractor. All control used in the production of products for this effort shall conform to acceptable errors as set forth by the FGDC. If additional control points are generated as a result of this effort, Contractor will be required to provide these points as an attributed feature layer. The Project Work Plan shall contain a detailed explanation of control methodology and a listing of control data that will be provided under this effort (survey/AT reports, POS EO data, or other control data unique to the control method used). Collection of up to one hundred (100) additional ground control points may be considered Optional Work that may be provided by Contractor at the price and fees agreed to by the parties. Contractor shall provide a detailed description of the process by which the accuracy standards will be met. This should include a description of how the existing control network might be used, additional control that might be required, source for control survey crews, etc. If fully analytical aero triangulation procedures are used then Contractor shall describe the process to include hardware and software. If direct georeferencing is proposed, Contractor shall fully describe the process and equipment used to eliminate conventional aero triangulation, and the corrective procedures to be employed in the event of equipment failure.