Shiv Geoscience Technical ServicesProjects
Published project case studies, filterable by service, industry, location and year.
Project case studies are being prepared and will be published here once client approvals are in place.
How we approach each assignment
SGTS publishes project case studies only when the client has approved the details and the information has been verified. Each case study will set out the objective, the location and extent, the survey methods used, the deliverables provided and the outcome, so that the work can be understood without exaggeration.
Every assignment follows the same core sequence: understanding the requirement, reviewing existing information, choosing a method suited to the site and tolerances, collecting data with field checks, processing with quality control, and delivering data in formats your team can use, with a short report on method and limitations.
While case studies are being prepared, the service pages describe in detail how each method is applied, what it can and cannot deliver, and what clients typically need to prepare.
- Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) Survey — Non-destructive subsurface investigation using electromagnetic pulses to identify reflections from buried features, interfaces and anomalies, interpreted from radargrams.
- DGPS Survey — Satellite positioning with differential corrections to establish control points, transfer coordinates and position alignments, ground control and site features in a defined coordinate system.
- Total Station Survey — Angle and distance measurement with an electronic total station for control networks, detail surveys, setting-out and level transfer on construction and infrastructure sites.
- Topographical Survey — Measurement of ground levels, contours and natural and built features, tied to control and delivered as CAD drawings and terrain models for planning and design.
- LiDAR Survey — Laser-based capture of dense three-dimensional point clouds for terrain models, surface models, contours and feature extraction across sites and corridors.
- GIS Survey and Mapping — Collection, georeferencing, structuring and validation of spatial data so that assets, land and infrastructure can be mapped, queried and analysed in a GIS.