Survey photos, at the point they document
Found monuments, set pins, benchmarks and the ground around them: the field crew uploads, and the office sees each photo on the map at its point, filed under its job.
Why survey photos matter
Was the monument there?
Whether a monument was found, disturbed or set by your crew can matter years later, in a boundary question. A dated photo at that point backs up the field notes.
The next crew, the same corner
A crew going back to a job needs the pin the last crew photographed, not a folder of IMG files sorted by date.
Photos apart from the drawing
Field notes, the drawing and the photos live in different places, and matching a photo to its point by timestamp is slow work.
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