Engineering surveys

The main goal of engineering surveys is to obtain reliable information about the topography, geological structure, hydrological and environmental conditions of the territory where construction is planned. This allows you to assess the risks associated with natural and man-made factors and take measures to minimize them. The engineering survey process uses various methods and tools, such as surveying, geophysical and geological surveys, and hydrological and environmental surveys.
Geodetic work plays a key role in engineering surveys, providing the creation of a geodetic basis for subsequent research and construction. This includes setting and measuring the coordinates of geodetic points, conducting topographic surveys, determining the relief and creating detailed maps and plans of the territory.
Engineering surveys are an integral part of preparation for construction, helping to ensure the safety, efficiency and durability of future structures. Without them, it is impossible to adequately assess construction conditions and develop optimal design solutions. As a result of high-quality engineering surveys, the risks of emergency situations are reduced, planning and management of construction work is improved, and minimal impact on the environment is ensured.