Control Points are the foundation of your project; they serve as physical reference points for the project's spatial framework, establishing accurate elevations and real-time location. In simpler terms, they are a point on the ground or any permanent structure whose horizontal and vertical location/position is known. Read more to learn the different techniques used to localize control points!

It’s essential to get accurate site calibrations when it comes to earthmoving projects. A single-point calibration is the simplest type of calibration performed. Site calibrations are necessary because they enable multiple GNSS-based rover systems to work in your local site's coordinate system. How do you know when a single-point calibration is sufficient or not? We'll share some information and advice to help you figure it out!

The evolution of surveying over the years is very impressive. What used to take months to do years ago has been reduced to days or hours in modern-day surveying. There are many different methods used by surveyors. This blog will cover some of those methods.