NAVAIR RM 1 — NGS CJ8872 — Kapolei, US

This triangulation station is part of the National Geodetic Survey's network of control points establishing the geometric foundation for mapping and surveying across the United States and its territories. Located near Kapolei on the island of Oahu, Hawaii, this trig point contributes to the precise geodetic framework essential for professional surveying, engineering projects, and spatial reference systems in the Hawaiian Islands region. The station's ellipsoidal elevation of 19.5 meters is referenced to the current geometric datum. Triangulation stations of this type have historically served as primary or secondary control monuments, providing accurate positional reference for cadastral surveys, infrastructure development, and geographic information systems. Verification and documentation of such points remain valuable for maintaining survey integrity, validating modern GPS/GNSS measurements, and ensuring consistency in spatial data across jurisdictions. Professional surveyors and geodesists rely on NGS control networks for establishing local survey frameworks with requisite accuracy and traceability.

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