In the project plan, all personnel from the three components shall be listed in the proposed Geographic Work Plan.

• A. Geographic Work Plan
• B. Work Plan
• C. Geodetic Control Work Plan
• D. Topographic Control Plan

Answer: (A)

The key idea is that the Geographic Work Plan is the document that consolidates who will work where across the geographic area, bringing together personnel from all three components. This plan coordinates assignments, staffing, and timing by geographic region, ensuring every area has the right mix of personnel from each component and that work proceeds in alignment with the project schedule. Other plans focus on different aspects: a general Work Plan covers tasks and timelines but not the specific geographic deployment of all components; a Geodetic Control Work Plan concentrates on establishing reference points for the geodetic network; a Topographic Control Plan centers on topographic control points. Therefore, listing all personnel from the three components in the Geographic Work Plan best fits the purpose of coordinating manpower across the geographic scope.