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Last year we undertook a monitoring campaign in Accrington. Little did we know just over a year later, we would be working on this site again carrying out the Site Engineering & Setting out works!
What exactly are Monitoring Campaigns?
Monitoring campaigns in surveying refer to the process of periodically measuring and recording changes in the physical features of a piece of land over a period of time. This type of surveying is used to track changes in the land and to detect any shifts or movements that may occur due to natural causes, such as soil erosion or subsidence, or human-made causes, such as construction or mining activities.
The goal of monitoring campaigns is to provide accurate and up-to-date information about the changes that are occurring in the land, so that appropriate actions can be taken to address these changes, if necessary.
If you’d like more information about Monitoring, be sure to head over to the FAQs on our website: https://lnkd.in/df2r9PWJ
