Students of the Civil Engineering programme carried out field exercises in Maribor within the course Engineering Geodesy. The aim was to learn and test in practice the various geodetic measurement methods used in construction and engineering projects.
The central part of the exercises was devoted to levelling – the precise method of determining elevation points with a level, an instrument providing a horizontal line of sight. Students also carried out measurements with a GNSS receiver, which determines coordinates from satellite signals, and surveying with a total station, measuring distances, angles and heights in the field.
The field exercises allowed students to transfer their theoretical knowledge into practice and become familiar with modern geodetic equipment, strengthening their understanding of the importance of precise measurements for successful construction projects and quality spatial planning.
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Source: Academia (17. 10. 2025). Fotografije: arhiv Academie.
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