Mija Survey Ltd

Mija Survey Ltd uses the latest technology to bring clients more accurate results in less time. 3D Laser Scanning works by shining a reflectorless laser line over a surface in order to collect 3-dimensional data. The surface data is captured by a camera sensor in the scanner, which records dense 3D points in space. Also known as light detection and ranging (LIDAR), it’s an extremely accurate method of capturing data in 3D. We specialise in drone surveys. Our unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV’s) have the ability to reach areas where inspection would otherwise be extremely difficult, time-consuming, hazardous, or even impossible. From buildings to railway tracks to offshore wind turbines. Topographical surveys are carried out to plot and identify the natural and man-made features within an area of land; from a small back garden to a large urban development. The man-made features could be things like drains, manholes, lamp posts, pathways and fences, and natural features may include ground contours, trees, and ponds. Our experienced topographical survey experts use the latest technology to deliver highly accurate topographical surveys for small & large-scale engineering projects, architectural design phases, and planning developments. GPR is a non-destructive method of surveying for underground variations at a worksite. GPR Surveys can identify non-metallic as well as metallic subsurface objects, so can quickly locate utilities and services including water, gas, electric, fibre-optic, telephone and sewers without the need for any costly excavation. Setting out involves the establishment of markers on the ground. We understand the importance of setting out to the highest accuracy, ensuring our service is in line with the layout design that has been established. Our service can extend from a simple setting-out of control points for resident site engineers, to a complete setting-out service of all points across a development.