PERIMETER SURVEY AND DIGITAL MAPPING OF FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES UNIVERSITY OF BENIN UGBOWO CAMPUS
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Accurate spatial information and up-to-date infrastructural documentation are essential components of effective campus planning, facility management, and sustainable development in tertiary institutions. This project focuses on the perimeter survey and digital mapping of Faculty of Environmental Sciences complex University of Benin, Ugbowo Campus using Total Station technology. The aim of the study is to produce a perimeter survey, a detailed topographic map of the complex. Data acquisition were carried out using a Total Station instrument, which enabled the precise measurement of horizontal distances, elevations, and angular observations required for boundary delineation. Field observations were coordinated using established control stations within the campus. The collected field data were processed with appropriate surveying and CAD software to generate a perimeter map, spot-height-based topographic map.The final outputs provide accurate spatial Information essential for campus inventory, infrastructure documentation, planning, and future development purposes. This study demonstrates the effectiveness of Total Station technology in producing reliable geometric data and detailed maps, thereby reinforcing its continued relevance in modern surveying and digital mapping applications. The results contribute to the growing digital geospatial database of the University of Benin and serve as a reference for future campus mapping
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