What is Land Surveying?


1-What is Land Surveying?

Land Surveying is the science of calculating and accurately measuring the spatial positions of natural or technological features on the of Earth's surface. The purpose of the Land survey is to locate the selected points on or near the surface. For example, for engineers and architects, cadastral surveys are conducted to determine where the land boundaries are located before changing the area where the topographic map is produced.
Field surveys are essential techniques in the construction industry, from the planning phase to actual construction, followed by post-construction. It is essential for engineers when planning, designing and building the projects.

2-Role of a Land Surveyor

Surveying is a profession that requires knowledge of the principles of mathematics, physical and applied sciences, associated with the relevant requirements of the Area. In the field, surveyors use high-precision Leica total stations to obtain quality measurements.

Back in the office, Auto CAD and Civil 3D software can be used by Land Surveyors for internal help in sketching field measurements. 


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