GPS Survey: Control You Can Build Miles On

Geodetic-grade GPS measurements for control networks — the invisible skeleton behind every road, pipeline and construction grid.

Service Overview

Millimeter Baselines, Kilometer Corridors

GPS survey establishes precise control points using multi-constellation GNSS receivers — RTK for real-time staking, static sessions for the highest-order baselines. Every network is adjusted by least squares and tied to national datum.

Contractors use our control for machine guidance, setout and deformation monitoring, confident that point 1 and point 1,000 agree.

  • RTK rovers delivering ±2cm positions in real time
  • Static & fast-static baselines for first-order control
  • Machine-guidance localization for dozers, pavers & drills
Remote highway corridor tied together by GPS control stations
What's Included

Control Products for the Whole Site

Control Networks

Adjusted primary and secondary stations with coordinates, heights and sketches.

Level Runs

Digital-level height transfer for drainage-critical works and flood mapping.

Deformation Monitoring

Epoch campaigns that detect millimeter movement in structures and slopes.

Localization Files

Calibrations formatted for Trimble, Leica and Topcon machine systems.

Process

How Control Networks Are Built

1

Network design

Station geometry is planned for redundancy — every point observed from multiple baselines.

2

Observation

Static sessions and RTK vectors are logged with fixed-ambiguity solutions only.

3

Adjustment

Least-squares adjustment with outlier testing; residuals must clear tolerance.

4

Handover

Monumented stations, coordinate schedules and machine files — plus a recovery diagram per point.

Often Combined With

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