Surveying instruments and devices are indispensable tools that enable surveyors to precisely measure distances, angles, elevations, and contours of the Earth’s surface.
Category: Surveying
What is Surveying?
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Surveying is the science and practice of measuring and mapping the Earth’s surface to determine boundaries, plan construction, and analyze spatial data for various applications.
Types of Surveying
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Whether it’s planning infrastructure, defining property lines, or studying the environment, there are many types of surveying.
What is Geospatial Science?
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Geospatial science uses information technology to collect and analyze data about people, places, and processes on Earth.
Plowman Craven launches Australian operation with new Sydney office
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Plowman Craven has announced its entry into the Australian market with the opening of an office in Sydney.
Australia desperately needs more Surveyors!
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While surveying is a well-established profession in Australia, the country is currently experiencing severe shortages of Surveyors.
Setting Out vs. Surveying: Understanding the Differences and Similarities
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While surveying and setting out both involve precise measurements and similar tools, they serve different purposes in construction.
Q&A with Michael Hatton, the Founder and Director of TSS Total Surveying Solutions
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“Surveying is the best job ever,” says Michael Hatton, the Founder and Managing Director of Total Surveying Solutions (TSS) in our latest Q&A.
Engineering Surveyors can now apply for the new National Engineering Surveying Certification
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Engineering Surveyors in Australia can now apply for the updated National Engineering Surveying Certification v2.0.
NZ’s Hikuwai Bridge project advances with local cutting-edge surveying methods
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Innovative electro-seismic surveying techniques are being used to map out what lies below the surface of the Hikuwai River.
Geospatial Information to boost Australia’s GDP by $81 Billion by 2034
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The Geospatial Council of Australia (GCA) revealed in their report that by 2033-34, the geospatial industry could boost Australia’s GDP by $81 billion.
Critical minerals exploration gets a boost with largest open survey data ever released in NSW
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The geophysical surveys conducted in NSW enhance the understanding of the state’s geological composition and structure.
