CST Level 1 Land Surveyor Certification Practice

The focus of geological surveying is primarily on the locations of geological formations. This type of survey involves the systematic study and mapping of the distribution, nature, and age of various geological structures. Geological surveys aim to uncover information about rock layers, soil types, mineral deposits, and other subsurface features, which can significantly impact construction, natural resource management, and environmental assessments.

While topography and vegetation data, water flow and level changes, and city layout details can be important for other survey types or integrated studies, they are not central to the objectives of geological surveying. The primary goal is to understand the physical characteristics of the Earth's materials, making the identification and mapping of geological formations essential. This understanding aids in various applications, including engineering, environmental planning, and resource exploration.