Plane Table Survey
Request a QuoteThe plane table survey is conducted to collect all salient features above the ground such as bridges, roads, drains, water hydrants, electric poles, telephone poles, factory, buildings, temples, schools, sheds, transmission line towers, culverts, major trees, field bunds, local humps, depressions, ponds, railway lines etc., which are shown at their exact position. The symbols representing these features are constantly refined to better relate to the features they represent, improve the appearance or readability of the map, or to reduce production cost. Before beginning a topographic survey, accuracy requirements and property characteristics, as well as client s desires, are considered to determine which method would be best. Our Total Stations provide input for our CAD systems, enabling direct digital mapping of topographic surveys and computer analysis of contours, slope, and quantities. Plotting is done on grid sheets, generally, in the scale of 1:500 or as specified by the client.