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A plain-language hub to the terms you keep hearing on a project — topographic survey, point cloud, orthomosaic, LiDAR, GIS, GNSS, geoid, datum, BIM — explained the way our field crews actually use them, and wired together so you can see how one feeds the next.
We fly drones over highways, farmland and construction sites every week. Here is how our crews choose between a photogrammetry camera and a LiDAR payload, how altitude trades against coverage, and what lands on the client's desk.
A practitioner’s guide to how survey accuracy is defined and proven — ISO 17123 instrument tests, ASPRS positional classes, FIG practice, and why a single “±2 cm” number on a quote tells you almost nothing without its confidence level, datum, and check-point evidence.
How our field teams take a coordinate list from the design model and stake it on a live site so concrete, steel, and services land where the drawings say — with a control network, a checked occupation, and an independent verification on every point.
How our field crews turn an as-built facility into a coordinated, openBIM model — the scan plan, the registration discipline, and what LOD you can honestly expect from a point cloud.
Across more than 3000 km of roads, our crews have learned that a highway lives or dies on its control corridor. Here is how we set control, stake an alignment, and measure earthworks so the design that leaves the office is the road that gets built.
An honest quantity is a settled invoice. Here is how our crews turn a survey into cut-and-fill numbers — surface against surface, drone against ground — and the traps that quietly inflate a volume.
RTK gives you a fixed solution in seconds, but a green 'fixed' light does not mean the point is good. Here is where the millimetres leak — multipath, PDOP, baseline length, the atmosphere — and the field habits our crews use to hold tolerance.
GPS is no longer the only game in the sky. With GPS III, Galileo, BeiDou and GLONASS all overhead, our receivers now track 30+ satellites at once. Here is what that actually changes on the job — from canyon-tight cadastral lots in Cairo to open desert alignments.
