Through investing in mapping buried utilities, cities can identify vulnerabilities and develop robust contingency plans, and authorities can ensure the continuous operation of essential services during emergencies. Learn how utility mapping can reduce utility strikes, and enhance construction efficiency and safety while boosting economic growth.

A streamlined construction process begins with access to accurate underground data at the design phase of a project, but how can engineers ensure that they are working with precise and up-to-date information? Here, we explore how new utility modelling technology is helping engineers navigate the murky world of underground utilities. 

Nearly every construction and project site in New Zealand has issues with unknown underground utilities and lack of accessible information on the subsurface. Reveal is dedicated to working closely with our customers to identify potential issues and explain how to apply best-practice Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) methods to avoid the risk of utility strikes, project delays and cost blowouts. This article explores case studies from across New Zealand where our team has gone above and beyond to deliver results for customers.

Mapping utilities in dense urban environments requires precise and up-to-date information about the above-ground infrastructure. However, high-resolution imagery of these above-ground features can be difficult to obtain, especially when mapping densely populated cities. This article demonstrates how Reveal are using photogrammetry to solve this problem.

Discover 3D utility mapping and how can it be used to mitigate risk during major roading projects while saving thousands of dollars in budget and labor hours.

Reveal is proud to launch a sustainability initiative aimed at reducing our carbon footprint. Inspired by a vision for positive change, our Graduate Utility Surveyor, Ben Amick, addresses the environmental impact of our aerosol paint cans waste from utility markouts throughout the year.

There are many misconceptions about the capabilities of ground-penetrating radar. This article dispels the myths and demonstrates how Reveal is harnessing GPR to deliver the most up-to-date data for clients throughout the infrastructure industry.

Discover how reality capture can enhance our understanding of the underground environment and accurately inform infrastructure projects of risks from hidden utilities, all from an everyday smartphone.

A call to action for Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) practices to be adopted at the design phases of all infrastructure projects, with a cautionary case study illustrating how utilities caused chaos for the US military when neglected.