Definition of «surveyor»

A surveyor is a professional who measures and maps land, construction sites or other areas to determine their shape, size, and contour. They use various instruments such as levels, theodolites, and GPS devices to collect data that can be used for planning, designing, and managing projects related to real estate, infrastructure development, mineral exploration, and land management. Surveyors may also work in areas like boundary disputes or land title determination, providing expert opinions based on their surveying skills.

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Hired a surveyor to accurately measure the dimensions and boundaries of the property before constructing a new house.
The surveyor conducted a topographic survey of the area to create detailed maps that would assist in urban planning.
As part of a land acquisition process, the surveyor determined the value of a piece of land by evaluating its size, location, and potential uses.
The insurance company sent a surveyor to assess the damage caused by the recent flood and determine the amount of compensation for the affected properties.
The surveyor used specialized equipment to measure and calculate the volume of timber in a forest, helping the forestry department effectively manage the resources.

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In early May of this year, an Ontario court considered a similar issue: what happens to the copyright of land surveyors in the documents and drawings they prepare when these are submitted to Ontario's electronic land registry system. (teresascassa.ca)
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Definition of «surveyor»

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