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DutchSurvey
Civil engineering

GPS Surveying

Centimeter precision via satellite

Overview

Survey large areas quickly and accurately using RTK satellite corrections.

On large-scale measurements in open terrain, GNSS (GPS) is the fastest and most efficient survey method. Satellite signals combined with RTK corrections deliver centimeter-accurate positions, without requiring a clear line of sight between measurement points.

We deploy GNSS for terrain surveys, setting out construction projects, cable routes and road projects. The technology is particularly suited to situations with long distances or where speed is critical.

Through the 06-GPS network we receive real-time corrections (NRTK) for immediate centimeter precision. For the highest accuracy we perform static measurements with post-processing.

Equipment & software

Leica GS18GNSS RTK receiver06-GPS network
GPS Surveying
GNSSRTKSatellite
Our approach

How we work.

From intake to delivery. Every step aligned with your schedule.

1

Reference points

We check whether usable reference points are available on the project site. If needed, we install and measure them.

2

RTK connection

The GNSS receiver is connected to the 06-GPS network for real-time corrections. The connection is tested for stability and accuracy.

3

Field survey

We measure all requested points or set out the design points. Every measurement is checked on the spot for quality.

4

Processing and delivery

The data is verified and processed into the desired final product: coordinate list, situation drawing or digital terrain model.

What we deliver

What you can expect.

RTK measurements with centimeter precision

NRTK through the 06-GPS network

Static measurements for reference points

Post-processing for maximum accuracy

SectorsTerrain surveysSetting out construction projectsRoad projectsCable routes and pipelines
Frequently asked questions

FAQ.

The most asked questions about GPS Surveying. Question not listed? Feel free to get in touch.

With RTK corrections we typically achieve 1 to 2 centimeters horizontally and 2 to 3 centimeters vertically. With static measurements and post-processing, sub-centimeter accuracy is possible.

No, GNSS requires a clear view of the sky. In buildings, tunnels or densely wooded terrain we use a total station. We often combine both methods on the same project.

GPS works through satellites and is fast over long distances, but requires a clear view of the sky. A total station works with a laser beam and is more accurate (millimeter level), but requires lines of sight between points. We advise which method best suits your project.

Yes, GNSS works in rain, cloud cover and wind. Only severe atmospheric disturbances or very dense canopy can limit accuracy. In practice this is rarely an issue.

We are very satisfied with the dimensional control service across various projects. From the very first contact, communication has run smoothly.

Pelle van OostWeComplete

Michael had everything worked out the day before and was able to come the very next day. Delivers good work and is professional. We are very satisfied.

Marian KwakernaakParticulier

The dimensional control service was excellent. The team delivered accurate and timely results, which kept the project running smoothly.

Melvin van DrieOpdrachtgever
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More about GPS Surveying?

We are happy to discuss the options for your project. Reach out to Michael for personal advice, no strings attached.

MvD
Michael van Drie
Owner Dutch Survey BV

No-obligation advice on the approach for your project. Usually a response within 24 hours.