When using UAS for lot surveys, what is the maximum size in centimeters for printing a hard copy of the ortho-image covering the entire project?

In the context of using Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) for lot surveys, the maximum size of the hard copy ortho-image that can be produced is influenced by the image resolution and detail required for effective analysis and presentation of the survey data. A size of 54x54 centimeters allows for sufficient detail and resolution to accurately represent the surveyed area, ensuring that key features and dimensions are clearly visible.

Using larger dimensions, such as those in the other options, could lead to challenges in maintaining image clarity, especially if the original captured data does not have the resolution to support such sizes. The 54x54 cm size strikes a balance between practicality and the level of detail needed for most surveying tasks, making it an optimal choice. It allows for effective communication of the survey results to clients and stakeholders while providing a clear visual rendition of the surveyed lot. This is particularly important in geodetic engineering, where accurate representation of data is critical for decision-making and project planning.