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Geodesy is the science that studies the size and shape of the Earth, as well as its gravitational field, with the aim of creating accurate models and maps. This process, frozen in space, encompasses not only the measurement of distances, angles, and heights but also the study of their relationships. Geodetic research also allows for the establishment of triangulation networks and the conduction of topographic surveys, which is an important step in design and construction.

This collection features images dedicated to various aspects of geodesy. You will find photographs of different stages of geodetic work: from the installation of benchmarks and leveling devices to field processes where specialists use modern tools, such as theodolites and GPS equipment. Each photo demonstrates the importance of these processes, which lay the foundation for infrastructure and urban planning.

In our archive, you can also see surveyors in action across diverse landscapes—from plains to mountain ranges and water bodies. These works often take place in the most picturesque corners of nature, where accuracy and precision require not only high technology but also an understanding of the features of the terrain. Additionally, our collection includes images of geodetic monuments, which serve as reference points and symbols of the scientific approach to land management.

Geodesy plays a key role in modern cartography, navigation, and geographic information systems, making our interaction with the world more meaningful. Each photograph in this collection is not just an image, but a reflection of deep knowledge and craftsmanship that transforms numbers and calculations into reality, significantly impacting all areas of our lives.

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Topcon Laser Level

Precise Leveling Instrument for Construction Works