Case Studies

Systra is a leading consulting and engineering firm in the field of transport infrastructure. Under a previous guise of TSP Projects they worked on a large railway job that required the installation of around 400 PGMs. Because of the work involved, they pooled their resources with another survey company. Normally they would…

Malcolm Hughes are one of the largest independent survey companies in the UK. A 12 strong team carry out utility surveys, and clients often request a manhole card report for each chamber recorded. Like many surveyors, their data collection on-site was done using traditional methods. The amount of metadata requested…

Utility Mapping specialises in the detection and mapping of underground utility assets. They survey around 1000 manholes per month and produce manhole cards as part of their client deliverables. Traditionally they would use pen and paper to record data on-site. This lead to a time consuming process back in the…

Severn Partnership are a market leading survey company with multiple areas of expertise. One of those areas is utility mapping, and this often requires the production of manhole card deliverables to their clients. Historically they collected manhole data on-site to produce using a pen and paper. Transferring the data from…

Storm Geomatics is a land survey company specialising in measurements related to water. As part of their work they install PGM control stations and supply witness diagrams to the Environment Agency and other clients. Traditionally they would record the PGM data on-site using pen and paper.  Back in the office, somebody…