topographical points
[tuh-puh-GRAF-i-kuhl POINTS]
nounpl: topographical points
pontos topográficos
1. Specific locations or coordinates on Earth's surface identified by their elevation, latitude, longitude, and other geographical features for mapping and surveying purposes
The surveyors marked several topographical points along the mountain ridge to create an accurate elevation map.
Os topógrafos marcaram vários pontos topográficos ao longo da crista da montanha para criar um mapa de elevação preciso.
2. Distinctive geographical features or landmarks used as reference points in cartography and land surveying
GPS technology has made it easier to identify and record topographical points in remote areas.
A tecnologia GPS facilitou a identificação e registro de pontos topográficos em áreas remotas.
3. Vertex locations in terrain models used for digital mapping and geographic information systems
The digital terrain model was constructed using thousands of topographical points collected via lidar scanning.
O modelo de terreno digital foi construído usando milhares de pontos topográficos coletados através de varredura lidar.
This term is primarily used in technical, academic, and professional surveying contexts in both Brazil and Portugal. It is essential in infrastructure projects, civil engineering, land registration, and military applications. The use of topographical points has evolved significantly with GPS and digital mapping technologies in the 21st century.
Related Idioms & Phrases
establish topographical points
survey topographical points
mark topographical points
reference topographical points
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