Land Surveying
Land or Topographical Surveying is used for producing accurate plans of ground areas. These can include, but are not limited to: green or brown field sites, industrial sites,
urban sites, roads, quarries, refuse tips, land fills etc.
Any level of detail can be recorded as part of a Land Survey:
- boundary features such as walls, fences, hedges
- all contained buildings and structures
- any roads, tracks, footpaths, bridleways etc.
- street lights, bollards and other 'street furniture'
- wooded areas, isolated trees, areas of vegetation etc.
- changes of surface, land contours, spot levels etc.
All land surveys are undertaken using the latest measurement technology and processing software. A detailed approach to field
coding allows specific site objects to be observed and placed within their own layer in the computer model. Data can be
processed at any scale and contours produced at any interval.
For larger surveys or where accurate control points or three dimensional baselines are required to be established, we employ
the use of Global Satellite Positioning Systems (GPS). The use of GPS enables our surveyors to pinpoint any feature of interest
to extreme accuracy.
JBP Surveys use the latest available computer software to process survey data and to maintain quality controls. Digital data
is available in either 2D or 3D to a variety of industry standard formats including AutoCAD, DXF, Moss, PDS Eclipse etc.