Impact of New Technology on Surveying
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The document discusses the evolution of land surveying, highlighting advancements in technology such as GPS, robotic tools, total stations, satellite positioning systems, GIS software, and 3D laser scanners. These innovations have increased efficiency, precision, and safety in surveying processes while reducing staffing needs. Additionally, municipalities in certain states benefit from these technologies by receiving more accurate surveying results.
Impact of New Technology on Surveying
- 1. MSA PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, INC. | More ideas. Better solutions. ImpactofNewTechnologyon Surveying By: Steve Schmidt, PLS
- 2. MSA PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, INC. | More ideas. Better solutions. » Land Surveying is the process of determining boundaries and areas of tracts of land. Other important features are often included in a land survey document, such as buildings and occupation evidence. » Topographical Surveying produces maps used by engineers and architects to plan and design construction or reconstruction projects. Recently the advent of GPS and Robotic technologies have made surveying more efficient and precise. What is Surveying?
- 3. MSA PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, INC. | More ideas. Better solutions. » Total Stations: Electronically calculates positions to the hundredth of a foot at a range of hundreds of yards. » Satellite Positioning Systems: Can be used to control large infrastructure projects by measuring points almost anywhere from space. » GIS Software: Creates digital maps that are connected with a database of information regarding the features in the map. » 3D Laser Scanners: Accurately visualizes land through data points. This technology is being used on mobile platforms to collect data on roadway projects. Technological Advances in Surveying
- 4. MSA PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, INC. | More ideas. Better solutions. » Reduces staffing needs, as just one surveyor can handle most jobs. » Makes the process of surveying safer and quicker. » Helps surveyors in states such as Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota and Wisconsin provide more precise work for the municipality. How Municipalities Benefit