Surveying Uses and Applications

Maps that represent the Earth's surface in 3D, showing landforms, elevation, and natural features, as well as human-made structures.

Maps used for planning and designing infrastructure, providing detailed information about the physical environment and technical specifications.

Maps that show land boundaries, property ownership, and land parcels, used for legal and administrative purposes.

Maps that provide detailed geographic data used for navigation, strategic planning, and tactical operations in military contexts.

The process of creating detailed representations of the Earth's surface using various surveying techniques. It involves measuring, recording, and analyzing data to create maps and plans.

Using topographic maps for planning and designing urban areas, roads, parks, and utilities.

Using topographic maps for ecological assessments, forestry, and habitat conservation.

Using cadastral maps to define boundaries for legal documents and property sales.

Using cadastral maps for planning and establishing new developments, subdivisions, and agricultural zones.

Using engineering maps to plan and design roads, bridges, dams, and buildings.

Used for identifying terrain features, defensive positions, and potential ambush sites.

Gathering information about the enemy during a mission.

Used for navigation during missions, especially in unknown or hostile areas.

Aids military forces in gathering information on enemy positions, resources, and movements during a mission.

Ensures accuracy and usability of maps for various applications.