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Mine Surveying, Stockpile Volumes and Slope Monitoring

In mining, production, inventory and safety all come down to the ground. By surveying pits, benches and stockpiles regularly, we reconcile production by volume and keep track of slope geometry.

What we do

  • Mine and quarry surveys
  • Stockpile volumes
  • Slope and bench analysis
  • Periodic production and progress tracking
  • Permit boundary compliance
  • Rehabilitation monitoring

Relevant services

Example analyses

Typical deliverables

FAQs

How are stockpile volumes measured?

The stockpile is surveyed by drone, a base surface is defined, and the volume between the two surfaces is calculated.

Can you monitor slope movement?

Yes — by comparing surface change across repeat surveys tied to the same control points.

Other industries

CONSTRUCTION

Construction

On site, decisions come down to quantities and programme. We document every stage with measurable data — from pre-construction existing conditions, through each valuation period, to post-construction checks.

ENERGY

Energy (solar, wind, power lines)

In energy assets, a small fault can mean a big loss in output. We support the whole asset life cycle with spatial data — from site selection to post-commissioning thermal inspection.

AGRICULTURE

Agriculture

No field yields evenly. We map crop health with multispectral imagery, flag problem areas early, and help you put inputs where they’re actually needed.

INFRASTRUCTURE

Infrastructure and transport

Long linear assets take days to survey on foot. We map road, canal and utility corridors in a single pass and inspect hard-to-reach structures such as bridges and viaducts up close.

URBAN & SMART CITY

Urban and smart city

Running a city needs current, joined-up data. With up-to-date orthomosaics and a 3D city model, we build your building inventory and turn it into an urban GIS and digital twin platform.

ENVIRONMENT & FORESTRY

Environment and forestry

Change in natural landscapes is slow but lasting. We monitor forest cover, erosion, water resources and land use with measurable data, giving environmental decisions a solid evidence base.

DISASTER

Disaster response and damage assessment

In the first hours after a disaster, an accurate, up-to-date map is critical. We map the affected area quickly, identify damage through before/after comparison, and provide a base for reconstruction.