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Skyrocket your survey business' expansion into utility detection and mapping. Don't miss the tips and resources provided in the growth roadmap shared below. Solid information on how to enter and advance in this field. #surveying #growyourbusiness #survey #IDSGeoRadar #detection #mapping #groundpenetratingradar #Hexagon

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Enhanced Ordnance Survey (OS) mapping shows property information OS has introduced new data enhancements to the OS National Geographic Database. Buildings data, benefiting various sectors including public services, emergency services, OS Partners, insurance, financial sectors, and potentially estate agents. These enhancements, developed under the Public Sector Geospatial Agreement (PSGA), include information on building age, construction material, basement presence, and building descriptions. This data, provided in collaboration with Verisk, aims to assist organisations in addressing net zero policies and green energy initiatives related to buildings. By offering insights into energy performance and aiding in the reduction of carbon emissions, the dataset supports the development of policies to meet net zero targets and influence future house designs. Lead for PSGA Investment at OS, Jessica Gaskell, highlighted the significance of this new product in offering comprehensive data for the public sector, aiding in a better understanding of the built environment across Great Britain. The dataset can be integrated with existing NGD data to enhance understanding of both the built and natural environments. Interestin stuff. Have a great weekend https://lnkd.in/e2SXJd_g

To price a boundary survey, the bot would search the internet for relevant records, maps, deeds, corner records, tie notes, ROW surveys etc. based on the age of the records the type of markers set, the development in the area, which in an IOT world would take all of 30 seconds. These would be scanned and with OCR and scaling be inserted into CAD blocks. These blocks would be synthesized into one drawing for which the 4 relevant dimensions (X,Y,Z, Time) given weight and coordinates defined. based on the weight for the project the amount of time based on similar projects would give an estimate. Once the client agrees, a robot would be dispatched and the recorded markers found and measured and further search for unrecorded markers done. Corner would then be set. Perhaps humans disagree it goes to AI Arbitration which costs less then $100. We, the worlds oldest scientific and legal profession have now killed 2 birds with 1 stone. This is coming, and I for one am glad that the public will be served better for it. Having 35 years experience as a licensed surveyor working both in the field and office would like to train the first AI Robot, as I have trained many surveyors in my career. Do you agree, is it coming, is it good for the public?

Wondering how to get modern mobile mapping into the field for as-builting? Check out our latest Lemur blog to find out! #utilities #fieldmapping #gis