Topographic surveying is the process of determining the positions, both on plan and elevation, of the natural and artificial features of a locality for the purpose of delineating them by means of conventional signs upon a topographic map.
Locate existing municipality survey stations in the survey areas and validate their position. The survey will cover all the temporary & permanent structures and their positions, visible internal roads, ground levels, manholes, chambers, all existing visible features and services within the limit. Ground levels will be provided at the required Grid interval.
Road and Infrastructure Topography
For road construction and infrastructure development, precise mapping of the terrain is critical. Our road and infrastructure topographic surveys include:
- Detailed Mapping of Roads: We provide accurate surface data, essential for road planning, construction, and future maintenance.
- Infrastructure Planning Support: Our surveys help in designing and constructing bridges, tunnels, and other infrastructure by providing reliable data on the ground’s contour and elevation.
Open Land Survey
For land development and environmental management, open land surveys are crucial. Our services include:
- Land Boundary and Plot Surveys: We provide clear and precise boundary measurements for open land, ensuring proper land use planning and development.
- Topographic Mapping for Development: Whether it’s for construction, agriculture, or environmental studies, we deliver accurate terrain maps of open spaces to support efficient land use.
Digital Terrain Modelling (DTM) and Digital Survey Modelling (DSM)
We using cutting-edge technology to create detailed digital models of the landscape, including:
- Digital Terrain Modelling (DTM): DTM is essential for understanding the terrain’s natural features and elevations, which is key for flood risk assessment, construction, and other large-scale land developments.
- Digital Surface Modelling (DSM): DSM provides detailed data on both natural and man-made structures, allowing for more precise planning of buildings, roads, and other infrastructure on the land.
