Topographic & Measured Building Survey, Burnley, Lancashire

When Brookes Geospatial was approached by a client to conduct a Topographic Survey in Burnley, we were ready to take on the challenge. The project entailed surveying 300 meters of road and the entrance to an industrial building, as well as capturing six elevations. Despite the complexities involved, we successfully delivered accurate results with minimal disruption to the client’s operations.

Understanding the Challenges

The primary challenge of this project was the need to conduct the survey during the live operations of a busy factory. This required careful coordination and planning to ensure that our work did not interfere with the factory's activities. Working closely with the factory owner, we devised a strategy to execute the survey seamlessly.

Project Requirements and Objectives

The client required a detailed topographic survey of a 300-meter stretch of road and the entrance to their industrial building, along with the capture of six building elevations. This comprehensive survey would provide crucial data for future planning and development.

Our Approach

  1. Coordination and Planning: Prior to starting the survey, we collaborated with the factory owner to develop a plan that allowed us to work without interrupting their operations. This involved scheduling our work during periods of lower activity and ensuring our presence did not obstruct daily operations.

  2. Executing the Topographic Survey: Using the Leica TS16 total station, we conducted the topographic survey. This advanced equipment enabled us to capture precise measurements of the road and surrounding areas efficiently. The Leica TS16 is known for its accuracy and reliability, making it ideal for such detailed work.

  3. Capturing Building Elevations: For the building elevations, we employed laser scanning techniques. This method allowed us to obtain highly accurate and detailed 3D representations of the building’s exterior. Laser scanning is particularly effective for capturing complex structures and elevations, providing comprehensive data that can be used for various applications.

  4. Ensuring Minimal Disruption: Throughout the two-day survey, we maintained constant communication with the factory personnel to ensure our activities did not disrupt their operations. Our team worked diligently to stay out of high-traffic areas and adapted our schedule as needed.

Delivering Results

We completed the survey over two days, ensuring that all required data was accurately captured. Within two days of completing the survey, we delivered the final topographic survey and elevation data to the client. The quick turnaround was made possible by our efficient workflow and the use of advanced surveying technologies.

Conclusion

The successful completion of the Athletic Street project in Burnley showcases Brookes Geospatial’s ability to handle complex surveys with precision and minimal disruption to our clients. Our use of advanced technology and meticulous planning ensured that we met the client’s requirements promptly and accurately.

If you need a reliable partner for your geospatial projects, contact us to see how we can assist you in achieving your goals.


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