A site plan at the required scale, a technical report, DEM and DTM, orthophotomaps and utility layouts.
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What the service is used for
Building and route design
Before designing buildings, structures and routes.
Land plot survey
When surveying a land plot before construction starts.
Site landscaping
When preparing site landscaping projects.
Cadastre
State and special cadastre.
Real estate inventory
Inventory of real estate objects for cadastral, construction and industrial organisations.
Did not find your task?
Describe the site and the purpose of the work. A specialist will confirm the scope of topographic and geodetic surveys.
What you will receive as a result of the work
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Topographic maps and plans
Reliable topographic maps and site plans at the required scale.
A detailed terrain survey is the first stage when preparing design documentation: drawings, a construction plan or a reconstruction plan.
What you get
- land-plot plan at the required scale
- topographic maps and plans
- special maps and plans
The plan scale depends on the task: design, site survey or landscaping.
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Orthophotomaps and photoschemes
Terrain photodocuments: orthophotomaps and photoschemes.
Terrain imagery is acquired from aircraft — aerial photography and satellite survey.
What you get
- orthophotomaps
- photoschemes
The type and composition of photodocuments depend on the task and survey availability.
03
DEM, DTM and 3D models
Digital elevation and terrain models and three-dimensional models.
As a result of the work, the client receives a digital elevation model in electronic form.
What you get
- digital elevation model (DEM)
- digital terrain model (DTM)
- three-dimensional models
The composition of elevation and terrain models depends on the client's task.
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Utilities and technical report
Utility layout diagrams and a technical report.
Underground utilities are detected with cable locators, including in areas with a high density of lines. The scope includes engineering surveys for design and review of survey results.
What you get
- utility layout diagrams
- technical report
- data on natural and man-made conditions
The ability to detect lines depends on the density of utilities on the site.
How the work goes
What is needed for a quote
To confirm the scope of topographic and geodetic surveying, describe:
- purpose: design of buildings, structures and routes, pre-construction site survey, landscaping, cadastre or real estate inventory
- object of work — a land plot, building, structure or route
- required scale of the land-plot plan
If the plan scale is not yet defined, describing the purpose of the work is enough.
Specialists will confirm the survey scope for design, site survey or landscaping.
Why Innoter
Qualified specialists
The work is carried out by qualified specialists.
Modern equipment
GNSS receivers, total stations, theodolites, levels and specialised computer software.
Underground utility detection
Cable locators detect lines even in areas with a high density of utilities.
Aerial and satellite survey
Aerial photography and satellite survey for terrain imagery.
First stage of design documentation
A detailed terrain survey is the first stage when preparing drawings, a construction plan or a reconstruction plan.
Digital deliverables
A land-plot plan at the required scale, a technical report and a digital elevation model in electronic form.
Scope of work, equipment and results
The work is performed by specialists using GNSS receivers, total stations, theodolites, levels and cable locators.
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Topographic and geodetic surveying includes: establishing the initial geodetic network; acquiring terrain imagery from aircraft (aerial photography, satellite survey); detecting utility locations; collecting information on natural and man-made conditions; creating elevation and terrain models (DEM, DTM); engineering surveys for design; review of survey results; and creating topographic and special maps and plans.
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The work is carried out by qualified specialists using modern equipment — GNSS receivers, total stations, theodolites, levels and specialised computer software. Underground utilities are detected with cable locators that can find the required lines even in areas with a high density of utilities.
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Surveys are needed before designing buildings, structures and routes; when surveying a land plot before construction starts; and when preparing site landscaping projects. Surveys may also be required for cadastral, construction and industrial organisations.
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The information is useful for the design, construction and reconstruction of residential and commercial buildings; work on the rational use of land; state and special cadastre; and real estate inventory. As a result, the client receives a land-plot plan at the required scale, a technical report and a digital elevation model in electronic form.
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Topographic and geodetic surveying is activity aimed at obtaining data on terrain and ground objects. As a result, the client receives reliable topographic maps and site plans, photodocuments (orthophotomaps, photoschemes), digital elevation and terrain models, 3D models, special maps and plans (utility layouts).
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