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caffeinated (Agricultural)
29 Mar 10 14:00
Would it be possible via a LANDSAT satellite image(or some other system) that was digitized,to make a plan for a drainage system, say for a large farm or village,like Haradevsinh Hadeja did in India.
Something that is really,really effective,by just using the satellite imagery?
ornerynorsk (Industrial)
29 Mar 10 16:25
A simple topo map works equally well.
caffeinated (Agricultural)
31 Mar 10 8:42
Are there any companies that you are aware of that would offer a complete service,say to survey a farm and then carry out the work..........anyone?
ElysianFields (Agricultural)
1 Apr 10 4:33
Sounds an awful lot like "Keyline Design" which is an irrigation - water management method utilizing topography (two differing sides of the same coin); and, "yes" our business offers this highly recommended planning type service.
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csmith1979 (Agricultural)
17 Jun 10 14:46
Does google earth have a rain fall plugin for this type of survey ?
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