Opencast Surveys
An opencast survey involves various activities aimed at evaluating and understanding the geological, environmental, and operational aspects of the mining site. These surveys are typically conducted before mining operations commence or during the operation to monitor and manage the site.
Topographical Surveys
The main purpose of a topographical survey is to provide detailed information about the terrain and features of a land parcel. This information is essential for various applications, including urban planning, engineering design, construction projects, land development, and environmental assessments.
Stockpile Surveys
The primary objective of a stockpile survey is to accurately determine the volume and quality of the stockpiled material. This information is crucial for inventory management, production planning, quality control, and financial reporting.
Road Surveys
The purpose of road surveys is to gather accurate and detailed information about existing road conditions, alignments, dimensions, and other relevant factors. These surveys are conducted for various purposes, including road design, maintenance planning, construction projects, and transportation management.
Volumetric Surveys
The main purpose of a volumetric survey is to determine the quantity of material or substance contained within a defined area or volume. This information is crucial for inventory management, resource estimation, stockpile assessment, earthwork calculations, and project planning.
Rehab Surveys & Montoring
These surveys are conducted to evaluate the success of rehabilitation measures and to guide future management decisions. Rehab surveys and monitoring play a crucial role in ensuring the ecological recovery and sustainable management of degraded or disturbed areas.
Borehole Surveys & Stakeouts
Exploration Surveys
