Typical survey applications
A clearer brief.
A more useful result.
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Real estate · Illustrative application
A development site, ready for design
An architect needs a reliable base before positioning buildings, roads and drainage.
The survey brief
Site features, spot levels, contours and a boundary reference, with the survey extent agreed against the available records.
The handover
A coordinated CAD base and level information for the design team.
Explore real estate surveys Infrastructure · Illustrative application
A corridor, understood in section
An engineering team needs to compare an alignment with the actual terrain.
The survey brief
Control points, longitudinal profiles, cross-sections and visible features along the agreed corridor.
The handover
Profiles, sections and survey drawings matched to the engineer’s brief.
Explore infrastructure surveys Mining & earthworks · Illustrative application
Earthworks, measured over time
A site team needs a consistent basis for comparing ground or stockpile quantities.
The survey brief
Surface measurement at an agreed date, repeatable control, and clearly defined volume boundaries and reference surfaces.
The handover
Surface models and a quantity statement that explains its assumptions.
Explore mining & earthworks surveys Agriculture · Illustrative application
Farmland, planned with the terrain
A landowner wants to understand levels, access and the physical extent of a site.
The survey brief
Field features, levels and available boundary information, with access and crop conditions considered before the visit.
The handover
A practical site plan to support irrigation, grading or further professional review.
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