Conclusion

The survey camp took five weeks to finish. the total no.of the established control points

are twenty (21). Four (4) in Tangid, four (4) in Nalbo, five (5) in Bengcag, four (4) in Buttong

and four (4) in Darayday. Including the kilometer post and monuments, the number of

established control points where the data is gathered are a total of twenty-six (26). Therefore, the

result of the observation has different outcomes, however, the PRS 92 serves as the country’s

standard coordinate reference system for all survey and mapping activities. It is based on

internationally recognized standards, making it easier to share and exchange data with other

systems globally. Local coordinate systems might be suitable for small-scale projects that are

confined to a specific region. However, if the project is expected to expand, or if the data need to

remain accurate over time, using a standardized system like PRS 92 can help ensure stability and

consistency in the long run.

Recommendation

The survey took too long to finish due to the inclement weather. Before conducting the

survey, it is important to complete the necessities of the survey team. From proper attire for sun

and rain protection, to transportation, and also the instrument to be used and other materials for

establishing control points.