Topographic Base Map at a Scale of 1:2,000 for Settlements in Odesa Oblast

2021
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The Archizem team produced a digital topographic base map at a scale of 1:2,000 for the territories of several settlements in Odesa Oblast, as well as adjacent areas outside their boundaries, to support the development of urban planning documentation. The total project area was approximately 4,383 hectares.

To execute the required topographic and geodetic works, the team performed aerial surveying, established horizontal and vertical control networks, and conducted total station surveys using GNSS receivers and electronic total stations. This integrated approach ensured comprehensive and consistent source data for subsequent planning and design tasks.

The digital topographic base map was compiled in Delta/Digitals software and subsequently converted into an ArcGIS geodatabase.

Deliverables were provided in the following formats:

  • An ArcGIS File Geodatabase (.gdb) with geospatial vector datasets and map documents for 1:2,000 plan sheets (.mxd);
  • Vector topographic data in .dmf, .dwg, and .shp formats;
  • Plan sheets in .pdf and .jpg formats;
  • Additionally, the plan sheets were printed and delivered in hard-copy format.

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