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Relocation survey
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Relocation and Subdivision

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1st Project of the year 2023

Relocation and Subdivision Survey

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Brgy. Puangi, Dipaculao, Aurora

Jan. 9, 2023

Our new total station for 3rd team in the group!

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WHAT ARE PHOTOGRAMMETRY AND AERIAL SURVEYING?
Aerial surveying, also known as photogrammetry, is a method used to survey land that would be impossible or impractical to survey on the ground. In recent decades, advancements in GPS tracking and photoimaging technology have allowed this practice to flourish. To successfully complete an aerial survey, surveyors will need a thorough understanding of the process and a full complement of essential equipment.

Certain environmental conditions make a piece of land ideal for aerial surveying. Land with a high concentration of pedestrian or automobile traffic is difficult to survey using conventional methods, so aerial surveys are completed instead.

The Differences Between Photogrammetry and Aerial Surveying

The terms “photogrammetry” and “aerial surveying” are often used interchangeably on the internet, but there are important differences between the two. The process of aerial surveying starts with collecting high-altitude photos of a plot of land using a plane or drone. Photogrammetry is the act of deriving metric information about an object from a photograph of that object. Photogrammetric measurements can be taken from terrestrial photographs, but a combination of aerial angles generally provides the most reliable basis for measurement.

How it Works

Photogrammetry allows surveyors to triangulate photographed locations and create 3D images. It also aids in the determination of geographic coordinates.

In aerial photogrammetry, you must first mount a camera to the bottom of an aircraft and aim it vertically toward the ground. To ensure that every location on the plane’s flight path is captured, the camera takes overlapping photos at regular intervals. These photos are then digitally processed and used together to determine the physical measurements and characteristics of the surveyed territory.

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Project HillSide
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,san luis, aurora

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Training done!!! Thank you Dodeca Drone Inc. For sharing your knowledge and teaching all the safety procedures and regulations to us!!!

Technology in surveying is evolving rapidly. We in this field must learn to adapt quickly as well.

So, we attend a training course to Dodeca Drones to guide us to have a license to fly our new instrument for surveying and register it to CAAP.

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Relocation and subdivision surveypuangi,dipaculao,aurora

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70lots cleared!!!