indiancad Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago In infrastructure projects, survey data may arrive from multiple contractors using different coordinate systems, local benchmarks, or grid references. Each drawing can appear internally correct, yet combining them may introduce positional discrepancies across roads, boundaries, and utility layouts. Simply aligning visible reference points may hide systematic coordinate or rotation errors. What verification process do you follow before combining survey DWGs from different sources? Do you validate control points, coordinate transformations, grid-to-ground corrections, or use another method? Quote
SLW210 Posted 53 minutes ago Posted 53 minutes ago I do very little of that sort of thing, but interestingly, I never ran into that issue as I recall. Speaking from experience though, I would make sure any survey data clearly had the coordinate system we use or I would send it back. That's why we paid them money. For my work we have local benchmarks. Quote
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