Xorazm ma ’ mun akademiyasi axborotnomasi – /2020 Ўзбекистон республикаси фанлар

Research Methods and Techniques. 
The survey will be conducted on the basis of 
cartographic, aerospace, triangulation, GIS technologies in Satkak village, Ferghana region, to 
define administrative boundaries. 
During the survey, the construction of the geodetic network is carried out using 3 key binders. 
1. Gathering of information and materials necessary for project preparation; 
2.Development of graphical drawing of geodetic network projects in maps and drawings; 
3.Technical and economic feasibility of the project, including the calculation of total financial 
costs for network construction. 

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Research results and discussion.
Topographic and geodesic works are out of date due to the 
construction of new roads, houses, industrial facilities, and 60-70% of the geodetic points and signs 
have disappeared for various reasons. The main advantage of the triangulation method is its 
operability and ability to apply it in different physical and geographical conditions; the large 
number of over-the-counter measurements in the network allows direct control of all measured 
amounts in the field; high-precision interconnection of adjacent, especially continuous points in the 
network [3;33 b]. 
The following materials and information on the area were used for the study: Topographic 
maps with scale of 1:100 000 and above, materials on previously planned and altitude geodetic 
networks (network diagrams, catalogs, reports). 
Border markers, proposed by us, have been developed for administrative units. They are of 
the same size and have different shapes. 
The boundaries of administrative-territorial units can be separated from each other by the 
established border markers. Border markers can be made of reflective glass and reinforced concrete. 
The border markers they offer vary the color of each administrative unit. 
Boundary markings should be set at a visible distance (not more than 1,000 meters), and in 
non-irrigated desert areas the distance should not be more than 2,000 meters [4; 132 p].