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Terrestrial Surveys (Global Positioning System Surveys, Topographic Surveys, and Cadastral Surveys)

Terrestrial Surveys (Global Positioning System Surveys, Topographic Surveys, and Cadastral Surveys Elucidation)

Terrestrial surveys are services for measuring the area of the earth’s surface. It has 3 methods which is GPS Survey, Topographic surveys, and Cadastral surveys.

GPS Survey measures the position of an object on the earth’s surface. Topographic survey identifies and maps the profile of the land surface along with features that exist above the ground surface, while cadastral surve realizes the certainty of objects and subjects holding legal land rights following statutory provisions.

Terrestrial Surveys (Global Positioning System Surveys, Topographic Surveys, and Cadastral Surveys) Service Scope

GPS Survey

Terrestrial surveys with GPS can provide positions in real-time or post observations after the field acquisition data is extensively processed (post-processing) to get the best accuracy. In the process of its work, PT SUCOFINDO’s terrestrial survey has a scope that includes the following:

  1. Definition and scope of work, including risk identification
  2. Planning (including system quality control)
  3. Field survey preparation
  4. Observation or conducting field survey
    1. Determination of observation point/location
    2. Control point measurement and installation
    3. GPS observation (according to SOP) at a predetermined point
  5. Data processing
  6. Reporting

Topographic Survey

Topographic surveys collect the data needed to prepare topographic drawings or maps. The details of the data collected are one of critical factors in the planning process of a particular project or activity. Thus, PT SUCOFINDO’s topographic survey has a scope that includes the following:

  1. Definition and scope of work, including risk identification
  2. Planning (including system quality control)
  3. Field survey preparation
  4. Implementation of field survey
    1. Installation and/or Measurement of Control Points
    2. GPS Survey Measurement and Observation
    3. Control Net Measurement
    4. Contour mapping and other features
    5. Traverse Survey or Polygon
  5. Data processing
  6. Reporting

 

Cadastral Survey

Cadastral measurement has a legal aspect where the measurement results are essential documents for the relevant agencies (National Land Agency of the Republic of Indonesia). Given the importance of this measurement, measurement rules must be implemented appropriately. In PT SUCOFINDO’s services, the cadastral survey has a scope that includes the following:

  1. Definition and scope of work, including risk identification
  2. Planning (including system quality control)
  3. Field survey preparation
  4. Juridical data collection
  5. Implementation of the field survey with the method (one of them):
    1. Terrestrial Method
    2. Photogrammetric Method
    3. Extra Terrestrial Method
  6. Data processing
  7. Reporting

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Terrestrial Surveys (Global Positioning System Surveys, Topographic Surveys, and Cadastral Surveys)
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