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Multilingual Geodetic Dictionary

The idea of multilingual geodesic glossary arose from the need to achieve easier international scientific and technical collaboration in geodesy. Due to the UNESCO’s support, the idea was turned into a decision and in 1964 Dictionnarie multilingue de la FIG (DMFIG) – geodesic glossary in French, English and German – appeared. This masterpiece was the foundation for the eight-lingual geodesic glossary published in Belgrade in 1980 by the Association of Geodetic Engineers and Surveyors of Yugoslavia. Large number of experts – as individuals or through their institutions – took part in the creation of about 5,500 entries in Serbo-Croat (Croat-Serbian), Slovenian, Macedonian, Albanian, French, English, German and Russian languages.

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Property in buildings and land, landed property.

bathymetric contours

A submarine contour, on a marine map or chart, joins points of equal elevation (height) below mean sea level.

A contour line, on a marine map or chart, joins points of equal elevation (height) below mean sea level.

Survey pole, signal (USA), object or structure located at or near a survey station and used as a sighting point оr target for survey measurements.

Relating to the use of azimuth in measurement.

Intestate - succession to property that has not been disposed of by a valid testament.

A rule equipped with simple sights and used for determination of direction as a part of a surveying instrument.

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