3D laser scanning is a construction, engineering, and architectural tool often used to document the existing conditions (as-builts) of any structure

It is the science that helps in obtaining important information about the physical objects and environment through the process of recording, interpreting, and measuring the photographic images. 

Aerial photography is the branch of surveying that deals with production of maps such as planimetric or topographic maps by compiling number of photographs taken in that area. 

Bathymetric surveys are a type of hydrographic survey which map out the details of underwater terrain, and are particularly important in terms of aiding navigation and dredging activities, and supporting land projects.

Data management system that is enhanced to include geographic data such as a location on the earth or the position of an object in space, along with tools for analysis.

Transferring a building design onto the land itself, establishing key points and using markers to guide the builders and ensure the accuracy of construction.

This data is processed in specific software with positional data from the drone to generate an accurate georeferenced point cloud, similar to the point cloud from photogrammetry, which also usually contains millions of points.

A land title survey is a thorough survey of real property performed by licensed professional land surveyors.

Lenders typically order the survey for title insurance purposes.

A drone survey refers to the use of a drone, or unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), to capture aerial data with downward-facing sensors, such as RGB or multispectral cameras, and LIDAR payloads.

Collection of questions designed to help a company analyse decisions.

This is done in different types of business situations.

A volumetric survey is the comparison of the results of two or more topographical surveys conducted at different points in time.

Planning and execution of surveys for the planning, design, construction, operation, and maintenance of engineered projects.

Shows the location of structures such as buildings, fences, retaining walls as well as easements with important distances to boundaries shown.

Identification surveys will also show any encroachments, restrictions or covenants over the land as listed on the title.

Survey of lettable area in relation to the whole property.

It provides information to inform the rental value of the lease area, and assists landlord, property managers and tenants in understanding lease arrangements.

NIR imagery aids in urban planning by offering crucial data for land use maps, as well as identifying potential areas for development or conservation, tree classification, and analysis of pervious versus impervious surfaces.

Environmental monitoring and planning.