Technical
Changes to Ordnance Survey global navigation satellite system control networks and geoid models for Great Britain, Ireland and Northern Ireland
The Ordnance Survey of Great Britain (OSGB), Ireland (OSI) and Northern Ireland (OSNI) have been working together to improve the OSGM02 geoid model resulting in OSGM15. OSGB has also updated the horizontal transformation OSTN02 to create OSTN15. The horizontal transformation for Ireland and Northern Ireland…
Infrastructure Data Workflow and best practice:- field-to-BIM-to-field
Our Survey Director, Martin Penney attended the illuminating Leica & Autodesk Workshop in Milton Keynes A group of Survey4BIM specialists gathered for open and frank discussions on civils data requirements and interoperability at the event organised by Messrs King (Leica) & Lawton (Skanska). The workshop’s content…
Technics’ Role in the Development of PAS 128
For the latest guidance including the 2024 revision, see our updated Guide on Everything You Need to Know About PAS 128. Technics was directly involved in the development of the original PAS 128 specification in 2014. As part of the technical review panel convened by…
Technics test new GPR technology
The Technics team can’t help but get excited when new surveying technology comes onto the market; with every new piece of equipment is the opportunity to work more efficiently and effectively to the benefit of our clients. Once we heard IDS had redesigned their Duo…
Technics Group Invests in Cobra GPR Application
Technics Group has invested in another system of Ground Penetrating Radar. The new Cobra GPR system adds to our wide range of GPR solutions, which enables us to tailor our approach to practically any environment or site condition. The Cobra GPR collects data from hundreds to thousands…
