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Survey Work, By Sector

Axisline International runs geospatial survey work across eight sectors - railways and metro, roads and highways, mining and energy, heritage, water and agriculture, urban and rural land, power transmission, and training. Each sector has its own accuracy expectation, deliverable format and site constraint, and each is covered below.

Choose the sector to see how the survey is actually run, what instruments it needs, what you receive at the end and what drives the cost.

Railways & Metro

A railway survey establishes the precise position, level and clearance of an existing or proposed rail corridor.

railway survey · metro alignment survey · track survey

How we survey it

Roads & Highways

A road survey captures the existing ground, drainage, utilities and boundaries along a route so an alignment can be designed and quantities calculated.

highway survey · road topographic survey · road alignment survey

How we survey it

Mining, Oil & Gas

Mining and quarry surveys measure how much material has moved and how the excavation is progressing.

mine survey · quarry volume survey · stockpile measurement

How we survey it

Archaeology & Heritage

Heritage documentation records a structure or site exactly as it stands, without touching it.

heritage documentation · 3D scanning of monuments · archaeological survey

How we survey it

Water & Agriculture

Water resource surveys measure both what is above and below the water line.

hydrographic survey · canal survey · reservoir capacity survey

How we survey it

Cities & Rural Land

A land survey establishes exactly where a property's boundaries lie and what sits on the ground inside them.

land survey · plot survey · boundary demarcation

How we survey it

Power & Transmission

A transmission line survey establishes the route profile, tower positions and conductor clearances along a power corridor.

transmission line survey · power line LiDAR · tower spotting survey

How we survey it

Training

Axisline Academy trains students and working professionals on the instruments and software the industry actually uses - total stations, DGPS, levels, drones and GIS packages.

surveying training · total station training · GIS course

How we survey it

Working in a sector that is not listed?

The method is chosen by the site and the deliverable, not by the label on the project. Tell us what has to be measured and we will say how it is done.

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