Drones are now a must-have in every surveyor’s toolbox. Last year, surveyors embraced drone technology. From the start of the project, drones will capture aerial imagery and help collect data for surveys, topographic maps, and 2D and 3D models. Because the drone uses it’s GPS readings, the data is highly accurate and faster than data collected by ground crew. Drone surveying has many uses in various industries such as: B. Construction, mining and aggregates, agriculture, urban planning and land management, public safety and environmental research