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SPECIALTY SURVEYING
Our consultants bring high quality specialty surveying services to your projects, including geodetic surveys, control surveys, monitoring surveys, and deformation surveys. Read more about each surveying service below.
Geodetic Surveys
Geodetic Surveys are a type of surveying that involves measuring and representing the three-dimensional positions of points on the Earth's surface. These surveys are conducted on a large scale and are focused on establishing a precise and consistent framework for mapping and navigation over broader geographic areas.
They assist Government agencies with geospatial planning, cartography and mapping, and are also used for land surveying, civil engineering, environmental monitoring, satellite communications, and essentially any technology that utilises Global Positioning System (GPS).
Get in touch with our team to discuss how we can bring Geodetic Surveying to your next project!
Control Surveys
Control Surveys are a type of surveying activity that involves the establishment of precise horizontal and vertical reference points, often referred to as control points or survey control.
These points serve as a stable and accurate framework for subsequent surveys in a particular area. Control Surveys are fundamental in geodetic and cadastral surveying, as well as in various engineering and construction projects.
Get in touch with our team of contracted surveyors to see how we can assist with Control Surveys in your next development project.
Monitoring Surveys
Monitoring Surveys involve the systematic collection and analysis of data to track changes over time in various aspects of the environment, structures, or terrain. These surveys use specialised instruments and technologies to continuously or periodically measure factors such as position, movement, deformation, and environmental conditions.
Our Monitoring Surveys play a crucial role in ensuring the stability, safety, and performance of structures and landscapes. If you're in the fields of civil engineering, geotechnical engineering, environmental monitoring, and mining, you can use these surveys to detect and respond to changes that may impact the integrity or functionality of the monitored systems.
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