how is do work of your survey instrument?

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The survey instrument works by using advanced technology to measure and record precise data points for land surveying purposes.

The survey instrument uses various sensors and measurement techniques to accurately determine distances, angles, and elevations.
It typically includes a theodolite or total station for measuring angles and distances, and a leveling instrument for determining elevations.
The instrument may also have GPS capabilities for precise positioning and georeferencing.
Data collected by the instrument is usually stored digitally and can be processed using specialized software for analysis and mapping.
Examples of survey instruments include total stations, GPS receivers, laser scanners, and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) equipped with surveying sensors.

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