Engineering Surveys

Overview

An engineering survey is a fundamental process in civil engineering that involves precisely determining the position of objects on the Earth’s surface. It encompasses measurements of horizontal and vertical angles, distances between points, and descriptions of features. The data collected aids in creating topographical maps, defining property boundaries, assessing feasibility for construction projects, and planning infrastructure routes. Engineering surveys play a crucial role in ensuring safe, efficient, and environmentally conscious civil engineering endeavours, including the construction of roads, bridges, dams, and more

  • Topographic survey (Contour and traverse)
  • DGPS/GPS base survey
  • Cadastral survey
  • Urban planning and land development survey
  • Hydrographic survey
  • Pipeline route, canal and highway corridor survey
  • Survey of Road and Railway for alignment
  • GIS mapping
  • Underground utility survey using Ground Penetrating Radar
  • NSV Survey