Badey & Watson is fully equipped with modern surveying instruments and computing equipment that is fully capable of handling even the most complicated surveying, engineering or mapping problems. This equipment not only permits speedy computations and mapping, it allows the data to be analyzed in ways not available to previous generations of surveyors. Badey & Watson strives to keep its instruments and equipment up to date by constantly reviewing our needs, studying newly available technologies and judiciously investing in those that will benefit the practice and its clientele. The following equipment is among that currently in use at Badey & Watson.

Field Equipment

• Three Leica TCRA1101 total stations (reading to 1° of arc, rated at 2° of arc). Two of these systems are robotic. All are capable of reflectorless measurements.
  Three Nikon DTM-850 total stations (reading to 1° of arc, rated at 2° of arc).
• Two Leica AT502 GPS receivers with related accessory equipment.
• One Leica C10 high definition surveying system.
  Various other equipment including automatic levels, underground electronic detection instruments, field calculators, radios, etc., handheld GPS units.

Office Equipment

• A multiple station dual server computer network.
• Various software including AutoCad, COGO, Microsoft Office, Leica GPS Software, and a variety of other surveying and engineering software, much of which has been developed by Badey & Watson, all of which is periodically reviewed and updated to accommodate our developing requirements.
• Two computer driven plotters (OCE TCS 400, and OCE 9400-II) both of which are capable of plotting 36 inches in width.
• Various other supporting equipment.