Ground Surveying
Ground surveying includes the acquisition of measurements and observations directly from the terrain, employing advanced technology to gather precise and real-time geospatial data. Total Station surveys stand out for their remarkable accuracy and versatility, rendering them suitable for a wide array of applications, such as land development, construction site layout, boundary surveys, and engineering design. The precision and efficiency offered by Total Station instruments have firmly established them as indispensable tools in contemporary surveying and mapping practices. It’s worth noting that the NLCS imposes a 35% overhead fee on the actual expenses incurred during topographical survey field work.
Point of Contacts
Jamphel Gyeltshen
Topographic Division
Sr.Surveyor III
Ph no: 17630032
Procedure
- Please Note that the steps 4 – 12 are only done if there are no existing survey monuments.
- Survey requisition form from client. (form 1 Client application) under forms section
Cost estimation from the service provider and reviewed by the client of the survey - Release of payment by the client.
- Ground reconnaissance done by the service provider who studies the feasibility of the terrain for the survey.
- Establishment of survey Monument by the service provider.
- GNSS observation on the survey monument.
- Computation and network adjustment of control points.
- Densification of control points using Total station
- Detailed survey of the project area.
- Process and preparation of data and maps.
- Submit the data to the client.
- Settlement of final accounts.