Who has the authority to approve the Geodetic Control Work Plan before the project starts?

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Who has the authority to approve the Geodetic Control Work Plan before the project starts?

Geodetic control plans are tied to the nation’s official surveying framework, so the authority to approve them rests with the agency responsible for geodetic data and standards. NAMRIA, the National Mapping and Resource Information Authority, manages the country’s geodetic network and coordinate systems. It reviews and approves the Geodetic Control Work Plan before fieldwork begins to ensure the plan aligns with existing control points, uses the correct datum, and meets required accuracy. This ensures all surveying ties into the national framework and avoids data discrepancies later on. DPWH may execute the project, but it doesn’t grant the geodetic approval, and LGU or DENR don’t handle this specific technical endorsement.

Geodetic control plans are tied to the nation’s official surveying framework, so the authority to approve them rests with the agency responsible for geodetic data and standards. NAMRIA, the National Mapping and Resource Information Authority, manages the country’s geodetic network and coordinate systems. It reviews and approves the Geodetic Control Work Plan before fieldwork begins to ensure the plan aligns with existing control points, uses the correct datum, and meets required accuracy. This ensures all surveying ties into the national framework and avoids data discrepancies later on. DPWH may execute the project, but it doesn’t grant the geodetic approval, and LGU or DENR don’t handle this specific technical endorsement.

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