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Originally Posted by Porsche-poor
That's close.
I draw on a computer.
They print the paper and let some engineer sign it.
They then take it to the local government office where they hand out slips of paper for large fees.
It gets built and I start some thing else.
Rinse and repeat.
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All that equals paycheck security. Like most people, I never wanted a career, I just wanted a steady paycheck.
We do sorta the same thing, only different. We get in an airplane, fly to a site or a city that is built, and photograph it all is stereo and build a 3D point cloud of the everything on the ground. Then with lots of wiz-bang software and some tedium we draw out the outline of every object on the ground, and put them in a layer of like items. So all the building in one layer, all the bushes in another, curbs and street marking and fire plugs and utility poles, all get a layer. It is a full plan map of a location. They can then measure and plan for the future.