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Topographic Surveys
Civil Engineering Works Survey
Contouring in survey
- Topographic surveys are required by many local government bodies to determine the existing conditions and elevations of a site. Together with a boundary survey, topographic surveys are used by architects and engineers to create accurate and appropriate designs based on existing conditions.
Contouring in survey
Civil Engineering Works Survey
Contouring in survey
- It depictures slope and size of different landforms on map. It provides complete and clear image of the land and the surrounding area. By reading contour interval it is easy to sort out the different elevation of the landscape. It provides the basis for coloring method.
Civil Engineering Works Survey
Civil Engineering Works Survey
Construction Survey & Pile Positioning
- Surveying is the scientific technique to determine the position of points and angles & distances between them. The process of surveying is used to fulfill various purposes. It is necessary for making map, planning a project etc. To accomplish all civil engineering works or projects successfully, surveying is used.
Construction Survey & Pile Positioning
Construction Survey & Pile Positioning
Construction Survey & Pile Positioning
- A construction survey is used to establish or mark the desired position of building corners, roads, sidewalks, or utilities, that the engineer has designed. Particular attention is made to ensure the building does not encroach or overlap into or over the designated setbacks, easements, or property line.
- Our purpose is to measure the position of a pile which is being put into the pile hole and show the feasibility of the proposed approach. Tracking the position of a pile could help to make it be put at the expected place, which requires an accuracy of 100 mm.
Road / Highway survey
Construction Survey & Pile Positioning
Cutting & Filling Volume Survey
- To locate the obligatory points along the alternative routes. To determine an approximate estimate of the total cost of construction of the road along each route. To determine two or three best possible routes.
- The object of these surveys is to locate the alignment of a road which provides maximum transportation facilities with the minimum cost of construction and maintenance. For locating a highway the following engineering or field survey are undertaken.
Cutting & Filling Volume Survey
Construction Survey & Pile Positioning
Cutting & Filling Volume Survey
- Cut and fill excavation is also known as excavation and embankment. It's a process where excavators move and place volumes of material to create optimal terrain for a road, railway or canal.
Slum Survey
cadastral survey
cadastral survey
- Data col- lected from a slum survey could be used to decide on infra- structural improvements or policy interventions to improve the lives of residents. However, until now, slum surveys in Indian cities have been used in a more limited manner—to list the number of households for rehabilitation or eviction.
cadastral survey
cadastral survey
cadastral survey
- Survey relating to land boundaries and subdivisions, made to create or to define the limitations of a title, and to determine a unit suitable for transfer. Includes surveys involving retracements for the identification, and resurveys for the restoration, of property lines.
GPS Survey
cadastral survey
GPS Survey
- Today, GPS is a vital part of surveying and mapping activities around the world. When used by skilled professionals, GPS provides surveying and mapping data of the highest accuracy. ... GPS is especially useful in surveying coasts and waterways, where there are few land-based reference points.
