corresponding to sheet 4 is produced the topographic 
sheet can be greatly reduced, to show only the height 
information, i.e. contour lines, spot heights, slopes 
etc. 
3. the cadastral sheet showing the property boundaries 
  
from the cadastral map. The property situation is 
fitted to the topographical sheet and to the ortho- 
photo. If the cadastral map is of poor quality the 
best fit will be obtained by transforming all digi- 
tally registered boundary points of the cadastral 
map using signalized and photogrammetrically measured 
reference points by automatic compilation (Ref. 6). 
This method of boundary adjustment is particularly 
suitable for automatic plotting of new cadastral 
overlays. 
4. the orthophoto sheet of the construction site in the 
  
form of a screened diapositive. This diapositive can 
be combined or printed together with the other over- 
lays. The presentation of all details of the terrain, 
including the vegetation cover, in an orthophoto in 
connection with the final design is of advantage also 
for the confirmation of the design-map. The facility 
of identifying legal boundaries in the orthophotomap 
by the proprietor himself avoids misunderstandings 
during right-of-way negotiations. 
The Orthophotomap as an Inventory Map. 
  
  
For operation and maintenance of highways inventory maps 
are needed which should contain all relevant details. In 
this case orthophotomaps of the completed highway can