Contour Mapping

Contour lines are used to join a succession of points of identical elevation. They are used to demonstrate topography or relief on a map. They help in confirming the height of ground above Mean Sea Level (M.S.L.) in either feet or meters.

Topographic maps make use of contour lines to specify the nature and altitude of these landscape features. As it is already known, it is not very easy to show three-dimensional objects, like hills and valleys, on a two-dimensional surface, like a map. Contour lines are lines that connect the positions of equal measures of elevation.

Contour-mapping is the depiction of landscapes and topography for an area that has various altitudinal differences in its contour like valleys, hills, or plains. A 2D contour-map is confusing and difficult to understand. A CAD 3D figure of a contour map is a helpful tool for power and energy companies including architects, engineering firms and real estate contractors.

These maps are used in construction projects for assessing the varying ground levels and how they should be levelled for constructing a building. The benefits of using a 3D CAD contour mapping are:

	The 3D maps are precise, accurate and effective representations of the actual topography.
	Contour mapping can reduce the chances of errors drastically.
	These maps can also be preserved for later uses and a changed topography is also editable in them.

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