TOPOGRAPHIC RESEARCH OF COMPRESSOR STATIONS AND GAS PIPELINES USING GEODETIC EQUIPMENT

Abstract

This article provides extensive studies of the topographic study of compressor stations and gas pipelines using geodetic equipment. The purpose of this study is to directly assess the land and spatial characteristics of the components of this important infrastructure to ensure optimal planning, design and maintenance. The article will discuss the importance of geodetic equipment for obtaining specific measurements and creating accurate topographic data. He notes the use of various techniques and methodologies, including GPS, common stations and remote sensing technologies. The paper also examines the complexities that arise during the research process, such as complex lands, plants and possible obstacles. In addition, emphasizes the importance of reliable topographic data in ensuring the safety, efficiency and longevity of compressor stations and gas pipelines. The results of this study contribute to the development of geodetic research in the energy sector and provide valuable concepts for specialists involved in the planning and management of components of this important infrastructure.