Our services
Auspat has the personnel and resources to provide a full range of professional survey services.
With a head office located in Melbourne, Victoria the company employees 40 staff. Auspat ensures that all employees hold relevant industry tickets and licences. From White and RIW cards, to working at height and elevated work platform licenses, you can be assured that all our staff will work with the utmost safety and integrity.
Auspat has been granted an RPA Operator’s Certificate (ReOC) for the operation of multi-rotor RPA (up to 25kg) within Australia.
Our services include:
FEATURE SURVEYS
A Feature survey is a scaled diagram of your land and its features, measured scientifically and mapped accurately using technology. A Feature survey is a visual representation of a property or site. It tells you the exact height and location of significant natural and manufactured features, plus ground levels and contours.
SURvey management
Survey management is the processes used to monitor, administer and control the survey. Survey management also includes monitoring the status and quality of the survey process.
DATA MANAGEMENT
Data management is defined as the resultant data collected from any survey or activity conducted by the team. Whether it’s your surveys, responses, files, or contacts, all data is collected in a single source of truth.
Engineering surveys
Engineering surveying involves determining the position of natural and man-made features on or beneath the surface. The process then allows these features to be utilised in the planning, design and construction of works. It is a critical part of any engineering project.
Terrestrial laser scanninG
Terrestrial laser scanning is a ground-based, active imaging method that rapidly and cheaply acquires accurate 3D models. Terrestrial laser scanning has applications in many different areas such as deformation measurements, quality control or topographical surveying and cultural heritage monitoring.
DRONE (AERIAL) SUrveys
Aerial surveys are a method of collecting geomatics or other imagery UAVs (drones). Aerial surveys can provide information on many things not visible or accessible from the ground.
MONITORING SURVEYS
A monitoring survey measures the small changes in vertical and horizontal position, either in real-time or as part of a long-term monitoring project. A monitoring survey is used to determine the stability of structures so that architects and engineers can use the data to plan remedial measures.
