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    This document provides information about topographic maps and hydrographic surveys. It defines different types of contour lines that can be found on topographic maps, including index, intermediate, supplemental, and depression contours. It also lists five key pieces of equipment used in hydrographic surveys, such as side scan sonar, GPS systems, buoys, single beam echo sounders, and tide gauges. The document includes example images of topographic maps showing different contour lines and craters. It concludes with references for further information.

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    This document provides information about topographic maps and hydrographic surveys. It defines different types of contour lines that can be found on topographic maps, including index, intermediate, supplemental, and depression contours. It also lists five key pieces of equipment used in hydrographic surveys, such as side scan sonar, GPS systems, buoys, single beam echo sounders, and tide gauges. The document includes example images of topographic maps showing different contour lines and craters. It concludes with references for further information.

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    This document provides information about topographic maps and hydrographic surveys. It defines different types of contour lines that can be found on topographic maps, including index, intermediate, supplemental, and depression contours. It also lists five key pieces of equipment used in hydrographic surveys, such as side scan sonar, GPS systems, buoys, single beam echo sounders, and tide gauges. The document includes example images of topographic maps showing different contour lines and craters. It concludes with references for further information.

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    Activity No. 7

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    This document provides information about topographic maps and hydrographic surveys. It defines different types of contour lines that can be found on topographic maps, including index, intermediate, supplemental, and depression contours. It also lists five key pieces of equipment used in hydrographic surveys, such as side scan sonar, GPS systems, buoys, single beam echo sounders, and tide gauges. The document includes example images of topographic maps showing different contour lines and craters. It concludes with references for further information.

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    ACTIVITY NO. 7

    TOPOGRAPHIC MAP

    1. Search for a sample contour map and identify the abovementioned parts.
     Index Contour
     Intermediate Contour
     Supplemental Contour
     Depression Contour
     Approximate Contour
     Contour Interval

    HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY

    2. Search for at least five equipment used in hydrography.


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    INTERMEDIATE
    SUPPLEMENTAL
    CONTOUR
    CONTOUR

    Figure 1.1. Topographic Map

    INDEX CONTOUR
    CONTOUR INTERVAL
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    DEPRESSION
    CONTOUR

    Figure 1.2. Side Crater, Erebus Volcano

    APPROXIMATE
    CONTOUR

    Figure 1.3. Kilauea Iki Crater


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    SIDE SCAN SONAR Global Positioning System (GPS)


    used to image large areas of the used to determine the accurate
    seabed at one go, mainly used in position of the sounding boat on
    navigation and the detection of which the equipment is loaded.
    dangerous underwater terrain.

    BUOYS SINGLE BEAM ECHO SOUNDERS


    used as markers to indicate the line are compact, rugged and waterproof
    along which sounding is to be carried units offering the combination of
    out. exceptional sonar performance with
    maximum convenience.
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    PPS SYNCHRONIZATION TIDE GAUGES


    provides a high precision signal each provide a critical piece of information
    second so that an application can for any marine hydrographic survey –
    use it to adjust system clock time. periodic tidal elevation data.

    JET SKI SURVEY WATERCRAFT UNMANNED SURVEY VESSELS


    used to collect bathymetry near small inshore remote survey boats
    shore, inside or close to the surf that are associated with
    zone. instrumentation and data telemetry.
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    REFERENCES:

    Menon, Ajay. (2021, January 22). A Guide to Hydrographic Surveys. Retrieved from:
    https://www.marineinsight.com/tech/a-guide-to-hydrographic-surveys/

    National Geographic. (n.d.). Contour Map. Retrieved from: https://www.national


    geographic.org/activity/make-contour-map/

    Panter, S. (n.d.). Side Crater, Erebus Volcano. Retrieved from: https://www.research


    gate.net/figure/Geologic-map-of-the-Side-Crater-Erebus-volcano-showing-
    topography-the-distribution-of_fig3_223803719

    Synergy Positioning. (n.d.). Hydrographic Survey Equipment. Retrieved from: https://


    www.synergypositioning.co.nz/products/hydrographic-survey-equipment

    Wohletz, K. & Heiken, G. (n.d.). Kilauea Volcano and Kapoho Geothermal Area of
    Hawaii. Retrieved from: https://publishing.cdlib.org/ucpressebooks/view?
    docId=ft6v19p151 ;chu nk.id=d0e12669;doc.view=print

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