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First A. Author1, Fellow, IEEE, Second B. Author2, and Third C. Author, Jr.3, Member, IEEE
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National Institute of Standards and Technology, 80305, USA
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Department of Physics, Colorado State University,80523, USA
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Electrical Engineering Department, University of Colorado, 80309, USA
Abstract
Peta Kontur menampilkan gambaran permukaan bumi yang dapat diidentifikasi, berupa obyek alami
maupun buatan. Peta kontur menyajikan obyek-obyek dipermukaan bumi dengan ketinggian yang dihitung
dari permukaan air laut dan digambarkan dalam bentuk garis-garis kontur, dengan setiap satu garis kontur
mewakili satu ketinggian. Pembentukan garis kontur menggunakan data dari pemetaan terestris memiliki
akurasi yang tinggi tetapi pengukuran terestris memiliki beberapa kelemahan diantaranya membutuhkan
biaya, waktu dan tenaga yang besar karena semakin luas area yang dipetakan semakin banyak pula titik
yang harus diukur. Apabila titik yang diambil tidak terlalu rapat dan peta yang ingin dihasilkan merupakan
peta skala besar, maka akan sangat memungkinkan terdapat kesalahan interpolasi pada pembuatan garis
kontur. Salah satu solusi untuk memperoleh data ketinggian adalah dengan menggunakan alat Waterpass
dan Bak ukur data yang didapatkan dari hasil pengukuran menggunakan Waterpass dan Bak ukur nantinya
akan input melalui excel agar mempermudah pengolahan data dan untuk menentukan koordinat X, Y, Z.
INDEX TERMS Enter key words or phrases in alphabetical order, separated by commas.
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