Land Surveying Video Guides

Global Navigation Satellite System, popularly known as GNSS, is satellite navigation that uses constellations of satellites to pinpoint the geographic location of a user's receiver on the Earth's surface. The GNSS systems were primarily developed for military use. But with the availability of GNSS signals to the public, the GNSS technology has become part of everyday life – it is used in mobile phones, car navigation systems, rescue missions, and applications in rail networks, mining, agriculture, and environmental monitoring. But, one of the most understated uses of GNSS is for land surveying, which offers many benefits and advantages over traditional surveying methods. Watch this video to know the three key benefits of GNSS surveying.