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Here’s How Drone Surveying Can Help Boost Every Surveyor’s Career Prospects

7/24/2018

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Drone Surveying Jobs
If you're looking to boost your career prospects as a surveyor, recruitment experts believe it makes sense to keep abreast of all happenings and developments in the field. Technology has prompted changes in how a survey of any property is taken before the drawing up of proper legal property lines. Knowing boundaries before beginning any major construction is important, and here are some of the advantages of drone surveying services for this particular task.


You Get Better Resolution

While helicopters and airplanes have traditionally been used to collect aerial video and pictures, drones have the advantage of being able to fly closer to the ground, which naturally leads to sharper images and data of a much higher resolution. This boosts the accuracy of any information gathered and leads to better decision-making.

More Accessibility And Quick Retrieval

Drone surveying makes perfect sense in areas that are impossible to access for accurate results, such as swamps and marshes, dense brush, ponds, and rivers. They can eliminate skewed results by accessing these areas and creating a more complete picture of any property. Another advantage is the speed they offer. Trained drone pilots can gather any information required quickly, cutting down the time it may take a survey crew. All information required can be recorded in a fraction of the time normally taken when human beings are involved.

Safety And Cost-Effectiveness

Drones are a lot safer than survey crews when it comes to rough and difficult terrain because they can fly over everything from cliffs and embankments to fast-running water. This also means you can get an accurate survey at a fraction of the cost involved in sending a whole crew. It is a process that takes less time, gets the work done a lot faster, and saves you a lot of money in the process. Drones are also perfect for conducting property surveys, mapping, and on-site inspections without interfering or interrupting ongoing construction work.

Surveyor Recruitment Experts

GeoSearch, Inc. is a personnel recruitment firm specializing in the geospatial sciences and technologies. To find out more about opportunities for surveyor recruitment, or our cost effective and efficient recruitment products and services, contact us today.
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Bonnie C. Martinez link
4/13/2019 12:37:10 am

Your blog is very useful and provides tremendous facts. Keep up the good work and please share something about drones camera justice which is very helpful post for us.

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Callum Palmer link
10/9/2019 06:16:19 pm

We are needing some survey work done. Going with a drone would be a good idea. I like that you get a better resolution than that of a plane or helicopter.

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