Aerial survey is a form of collection of geographical information using airborne vehicles. The collection of information can be made using different technologies such as aerial photography, radar, laser or from remote sensing imagery using other bands of the electromagnetic spectrum, such as infrared, gamma, or ultraviolet. Aerial surveys offer a wide-range of applications.

Laser scanning combines two sets of information to create a point cloud of an object’s surface: data from a laser being shone on the object, and data from another sensor (typically a moving camera, or two stationary ones). The 3D survey points collected combine together to form a point cloud that represent the surface surveyed.

Construction surveys are used to establish or mark the desired position and/or elevation of building corners, roads, sidewalks, or utilities, as per engineering design. It is also done to monitor construction progress and as reference for future on-site development.

Determination of buried plumbing utilities and services such as pipes, manholes, drainages, water supply and sewer systems; and electrical utilities and services comprising metallic and non- metallic services including power supply, telecommunications, fiber optics, and other linear targets

Objectives:
- Reduce the risk of digging and minimizes disruption of the general public
- Identify safe areas for excavation or confirm the safest route for proposed utilities

Various projects on different locations such as:

- Caloocan City
- Mandaluyong City
- Quezon City
- Manila City
- Cabiao, Nueva Ecija
- Bacoor, Cavite

Various projects on different locations such as:

- Caloocan City
- Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija
- Pasig City
- Subic, Zambales
- Makati City
- Valenzuela City
- Lucena City, Quezon
- Dagupan City, Pangasinan
- Lipa City, Batangas
- San Juan City

Various projects on different locations such as:

- Carmona, Cavite
- Genetrial Trias, Cavite
- Muntinlupa City
- Barotac Nuevo, Iloilo
- Taytay, Rizal
- Angeles City, Pampanga
- Dagupan City, Pangasinan
- Romblon, Carabao Island
- Santa Barbara, Pangasinan

As-built survey for pre-construction and installation of new plant machinery.

CAAP is the government agency mandated to keep aviation complexes safe from structural obstructions. The Geodetic Survey covered the identification of maximum penetrations beyond the mathematical limit of height clearances.

Precise observation of control points of a Geothermal site in the Philippines.