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Land and water survey, drawn from the data.

Field data arrives as points, and clients want finished, labelled drawings. We've built the tools that close that gap, from offshore pipeline charts to land survey plats.

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Water survey

An offshore charting toolkit, built from the inside.

Our founder built this AutoCAD toolkit in-house at an offshore survey company, for pipeline, cable and platform site surveys. Client charts stay private, so every picture here is our own drawing with sample data.

Commands 50

in one AutoCAD toolkit

Tables 6

written from the drawing, not typed

Line standards 17

applied in one click

Colour bands 20

for soundings, at any map scale

Bathymetry

Soundings

Reads processed soundings from an XYZ file and plots them at the correct map scale, in the format and colours the chart calls for.

  • Soundings plotted from XYZ, TXT or CSV files
  • Up to 20 colour bands, sized from the data
  • Your own sounding style, read from a template drawing
  • Soundings exported back to a file
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  • Hydrographic or engineering format
  • Minimum and maximum depth reported first
  • Split soundings merged into one value
  • Existing soundings replotted in a new style
soundings.xyz254801.7, 2052909.5, 32.0255838.0, 2052861.9, 32.0256642.8, 2052998.8, 30.0257658.5, 2052918.3, 25.0258450.7, 2052913.2, 20.6259374.2, 2052894.5, 16.5260204.6, 2053005.3, 14.1261300.4, 2052978.4, 15.0254840.1, 2052264.1, 29.8255832.9, 2052395.1, 30.3256712.8, 2052292.2, 28.1... 56 pointsPLOT SOUNDINGSMIN DEPTH14.1 mMAX DEPTH34.9 mSCALE1:5000FORMATEngineering
1An XYZ file read in, with its depth range reported
32032030025020616514115029830328125622319417918426326825725324423823822323623223724926928128426921019821425128431932830720419321024730633634933521820822626730724524.5 m
2Hydrographic format: whole metres, with smaller, slanted tenths
32.032.030.025.020.616.514.115.029.830.328.125.622.319.417.918.426.326.825.725.324.423.823.822.323.623.223.724.926.928.128.426.921.019.821.425.128.431.932.830.720.419.321.024.730.633.634.933.521.820.822.626.730.724524.5
3Engineering format: one value, and split soundings merged into it
32.032.030.025.020.629.830.328.125.622.326.326.825.725.324.423.623.223.724.926.921.019.821.425.128.420.419.321.024.730.621.820.822.626.730.7COLOUR BINDING10 to 1515 to 2020 to 2525 to 3030 to 3535 to 40
4Up to 20 colour bands, sized from the data's depth range
Routes

Routes and KPs

Works out kilometre points along pipeline and cable routes, and writes the route's geometry into a table instead of leaving it to be typed.

  • KP markers at any interval, plus start and end
  • Route tables with tangent and intersection points
  • Grid coordinates converted to latitude and longitude
  • Platform and survey area coordinate tables
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  • Curve radii read from the route's own arcs
  • KP, offset and port or starboard on a click
  • Four datum and grid set-ups, in all 60 UTM zones
  • Route details sent to a file
024689.241KP INTERVAL 2000 m · ROUTE 9.241 km
1KP markers along the route at any interval, plus its start and end
TP1TP2IP1TP3TP4IP2PROPOSED PIPELINE ROUTE COORDINATESIDKPEASTINGNORTHINGRADIUSSTART0.000254750.02049000.0-TP12.328256157.52050853.8-IP1-256800.02051700.01100TP24.017257668.02051087.3-TP35.071258529.52050479.2-IP2-259350.02049900.01100TP46.699260001.22050664.5-END9.241261650.02052600.0-
2The route table: tangent points and intersection points, with KP, coordinates and radius
KP 1.750OFFSET 600.0 mSTARBOARDKP 5.250OFFSET 650.0 mPORTKP 7.500OFFSET 650.0 mSTARBOARD
3KP, offset and port or starboard, read back from a click
Crossings

Pipeline crossings

Finds where other pipelines and cables cross the proposed route, then numbers each crossing and lists it.

  • A numbered leader at each crossing
  • KP and coordinates of every crossing
  • Both bearings, as a reciprocal pair
  • Exposed, buried or interpolated, read from the line's colour
CR01CR02CR03EXPOSEDBURIEDINTERPOLATED
1Each crossing found on the route, numbered and given a leader
CR01CR02CR03CROSSING DETAILS ALONG PROPOSED ROUTEIDKPEASTINGNORTHINGBEARINGSTATUSCR012.300256140.82050831.8028°/208°ExposedCR025.050258512.22050491.4152°/332°BuriedCR037.800260715.52051503.0064°/244°Interpolated
2KP, coordinates and both bearings, with status read from the line's colour
Seabed

Sonar contacts and seabed features

Turns geophysical findings into symbols and tables: sonar contacts, free spans, current data and anchor patterns.

  • Sonar contacts placed from their labels
  • Contact tables from a base point or along the route
  • Free spans projected onto the route and logged to CSV
  • Anchor patterns with wire lengths and buffer circles
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  • Signed cross-course distance, starboard or port
  • Debris, hard contact or linear, from the dimensions measured
  • Current data as scaled, rotated blocks
  • Attributed blocks imported from text files
SC012.1 x 0.8 x 0.4SC021.6 x 1.2 x -SC0314.2 x - x -SC040.9 x 0.7 x 0.3SC051.8 x 1.1 x -
1Sonar contacts placed along the survey corridor from their labels
LIST OF SONAR CONTACTSIDKPDCC (m)L x W x H (m)REMARKSC011.450+550.02.1 x 0.8 x 0.4DebrisSC023.200-600.01.6 x 1.2 x -Hard contactSC034.900+550.014.2 x - x -LinearSC046.550-600.00.9 x 0.7 x 0.3DebrisSC058.250+550.01.8 x 1.1 x -Hard contact
2KP and signed distance from the route, classed from the measured dimensions
CLOSE-UP ON THE ROUTE4.8204.8404.8604.8804.9004.9204.940FS01 (58.0 x 0.6)Span IDKPPointEastingNorthingFS014.846Start254961.22050240.5FS014.904End255010.42050209.8Saved to CSV, span by span
3Free spans projected onto the route and logged to CSV
S1E 255142N 2050624412 mS2E 255371N 2050395390 mS3E 255371N 2050005390 mS4E 255142N 2049776412 mP1E 254658N 2049776412 mP2E 254429N 2050005390 mP3E 254429N 2050395390 mP4E 254658N 2050624412 mBARGE
4Anchor patterns labelled: IDs, coordinates, wire lengths and buffer circles
Sheets

Rotated chart sheets

Long routes run across many sheets at many angles. Each panel's soundings turn to read upright, and each panel becomes its own drawing.

  • Soundings rotated to each sheet panel
  • One drawing saved for each panel
  • Xrefs attached and clipped from a list
  • All the drawings in a folder merged into one
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  • Whole and decimal parts kept together
  • The source drawing left as it was
30.932.133.634.431.632.533.133.331.331.731.630.927.126.725.724.624.223.221.621.120.319.318.218.013.813.914.014.412.112.613.414.511.512.313.915.3P1P2P3SHEET PANELS ALONG THE ROUTE
1Sheet panels set along a route, at any angle
27.126.725.724.624.223.221.621.120.319.318.218.0P2 ON ITS OWN SHEETNORTHROTATED 32.7°
2Soundings turned to read upright on each panel
20.322.622.624.9Route_P01.dwg22.624.924.927.2Route_P02.dwg24.927.227.229.5Route_P03.dwgSource drawing left as it was
3Each panel saved as its own drawing, and the source left as it was
Standards

Line standards and grids

Every chart comes out the same. One click sets the layer, colour, line type and weight, and the line type scale follows the map scale.

  • 17 line standards in one menu
  • Pipelines and cables, by status
  • Contour labels set into a clean gap
  • Create Grid: tic marks or full grid lines
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  • Contours, isopachs and anchor scars
  • Survey area and sonar coverage boundaries
  • UTM grids with labels on all four sides
  • Grid spacing, label height and decimals you set
LINESTANDARDWTProposed route0.40Other proposed0.25Buried pipeline0.13Exposed pipeline0.13Interpolated0.20
1Pipelines restyled in one click, by status
LINESTANDARDWTProposed cable0.25Cable in use0.13Not in use0.13Exposed cable0.13Buried cable0.13Umbilical0.13
2Cables in their own line types
3025202.0ANCHOR SCARSSS COVERAGESURVEY AREACONTOURSISOPACH
3Contours, isopachs, scars and boundaries, with labelled gaps in the lines
255000 mE255000 mE256000 mE256000 mE257000 mE257000 mE258000 mE258000 mE259000 mE259000 mE2052000 mN2052000 mN2051000 mN2051000 mNGRID SPACING 1000DECIMALS 0SUFFIX mE, mNFULL GRID LINESWINDOW FROM TWO PICKED CORNERSEASTINGS AND NORTHINGS ON ALL FOUR SIDES
4Create Grid: tic marks or full lines, labelled on all four sides
Land survey

From field points to finished plats.

The same idea on land: the drawing rules live in the tool, so a surveyor's points become a labelled drawing without the repeat work.

  • Land survey
  • Civil 3D

Survey drafting toolkit

Palettes that turn field data into finished survey drawings for a survey drafting firm.

  • Point import and classification
  • Building outlines with offsets, dimensions and areas
  • Building, improvement and bearing labels
  • Impervious area tables and Excel reports
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  • Local or GPS coordinate registration
TREETREEPOSTPOSTGMGMTREEPOINTS IMPORTED AND CLASSIFIED
1Field points imported and classified
TREETREEPOSTPOSTGMGMTREE52.8'93.3'AREA 4,928 SF
2Building outlines with offsets, dimensions and areas
52.8'93.3'AREA 4,928 SFN 87°16'36" E 210.24'BUILDING 102LOT 14 · BLOCK C
3Building, improvement and bearing labels
52.8'93.3'AREA 4,928 SFN 87°16'36" E 210.24'BUILDING 102LOT 14 · BLOCK CIMPERVIOUS AREABUILDING4,928DRIVE768TOTAL5,696
4Impervious area tables, and reports in Excel
What we automate

Survey work that repeats on every job.

  • Surfaces and contours
  • Earthwork calculations
  • Topo drawings and plats, labelled and ready to issue
Platforms and outputs

Built on the CAD you already use.

  • Civil 3D
  • AutoCAD
  • BricsCAD
  • Topo drawings
  • Plats
  • Charts
  • Coordinate tables
  • Volume reports

Have survey drawings to automate?

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