Geospatial

The most efficient route starts with knowing where you are, as well as where you are going. An accurate start on your journey will assure a timely arrival at your destination. Our extensive platting, surveying and mapping capabilities and state-of-the-art resources can provide a clear path to the natural and built environment.

Miller Legg employs the use of total stations and an electronic data collection system to gather field survey data. In addition, we have extensive experience with Global Positioning Systems (GPS) technology, using both static and Real Time Kinematic (RTK) for our survey projects. This information is then downloaded into our Local Area Network (LAN), which can be accessed through our Wide Area Network (WAN), and processed through our sophisticated coordinate geometry applications. Our state-of-the-art resources also provide us with the ability to transform this data into integrated, interactive mapping databases called Geographic Information Systems (GIS). GIS are computer-based systems used to store and manipulate geographic (spatial) information. GIS technology provides a better understanding of the “big picture” through consolidation, organization and visualization of spatial data.

Miller Legg utilizes laser scanning technology (LIDAR). 3D laser scanning quickly and accurately captures every detail of your project, providing insights that are unattainable with traditional measurement or surveying equipment. With its use, we can create as-built drawings and CAD models all from the same dataset. No component is too small, and no distance is too far. The equipment also includes a photorealistic camera view of the project.