What is Site Surveying?

Appraise knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering and the measurement techniques in site surveying demonstrate the use of surveying equipment for linear, contour and traverse surveying in preparing sites for construction Demonstrate the ability to lead and productively participate in group situations.A survey is performed in order to locate, describe, monument, and map the boundaries and corners of a parcel of land. It might also include the topography of the parcel, and the location of buildings and other improvements made to the parcel.One of the purposes of site surveying is to measuring a specific portion of the earth's surface's dimensions, including its horizontal distances, directions, angles, and elevations, is known as a land survey, or simply a survey. On a survey, artificial structures like a road or a building may also be identified. Following the taking of these measurements, a map or even a globe can be created

Why Site Surveying is Important?

Surveys are a must for infrastructure and development projects, and it's important to have a surveyor on the team for all stages of a project. During planning, surveys are used to determine the feasibility of the project. Then, during the design phase, surveys provide the basis for an accurate design and identify any potential roadblocks, keeping the project on track; during the construction phase for accurately locating project features; and during the post-construction phase by documenting the finished project. Let's take a more in-depth look at why surveys are important throughout the process.

There are 3 main purpose of site surveying.

One of the purposes of site surveying is to measuring a specific portion of the earth's surface's dimensions, including its horizontal distances, directions, angles, and elevations, is known as a land survey, or simply a survey. On a survey, artificial structures like a road or a building may also be identified. Following the taking of these measurements, a map or even a globe can be created.
The second purpose is to determining the boundaries and area of the site that will be measured for the purpose of determining site ownership and approval enter the site.So,the structure in built does not interupt or enroaching someone’s land because it can cause trouble at the site If the structure will be built in someone’s land,
Lastly, it can save money and resources. We can see, site surveying will collect all the data at the site.We can predict involved cost and make a plan to save money while followed and make sure the project will go as its plan without take any risk that may happen when the construction begins like accident at the site.So, the data can help contractor to make a better decision in construction.

What is Site Surveying?

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