Yksittäismitoituskartta

Yksittäismitoituskartta, often translated as "individual measurement map" or "singular measurement map," is a concept used in certain fields, particularly in surveying, engineering, and construction, to document and represent specific, detailed measurements of individual objects or features within a larger project or area. Unlike general topographic maps or plans that show overall layouts and elevations, a yksittäismitoituskartta focuses on precise dimensions, locations, and relationships of unique elements.

The purpose of a yksittäismitoituskartta is to provide unambiguous and highly accurate data for critical components. This can include the exact positioning and dimensions of structural elements, underground utilities, specific architectural features, or points of interest that require meticulous control during design, construction, or maintenance. These maps are crucial for ensuring that components fit together precisely, that construction adheres to exact specifications, and that future interventions can be carried out without damaging existing infrastructure.

The creation of a yksittäismitoituskartta typically involves advanced surveying techniques, such as laser scanning, total station measurements, and GPS, to capture data with high precision. The resulting documentation can take various forms, including detailed drawings, 3D models, or digital databases, all of which are annotated with specific measurement values. In essence, it serves as a definitive record of reality for individual, often complex, elements.