Robinson Aerial Surveys, Inc., (RAS) was founded in 1936 to
provide photogrammetric mapping and aerial photography
services to the private sector, and state and county agencies. Our
firm has grown steadily to provide expertise on projects throughout
the Northeast. We currently employ a work force of 16 people,
located to service that entire region.
Over the years, we have worked on over 7,000 projects for major
clients. Our clientele includes state, county and government
agencies, major engineering firms and private developers. We
have worked on projects for the NY/NJ Port Authority, NJ
Department of Transportation, NJ Transit, NJ Highway Authority, NJ
Turnpike Authority, NYC MTA, LIRR and several Counties
throughout New Jersey including Hudson, Bergen, Morris, Warren,
Essex, Passaic, Sussex, Middlesex and Monmouth. Also, we have
worked as a sub consultant for many engineering firms in the
Northeast.
We are certified / cost basis approved with the New Jersey
Department of Transportation and New York State Department of
Transportation.
Our expertise on projects includes complete in-house lab
processing, aerial photography,
digital ortho-photography, photogrammetric mapping and aerial
triangulation. Our staff of professional photogrammetrists is
current on computer applications. We utilize Micro Station and
AutoCAD CADD software as well as InRoads digital terrain
modeling packages to prepare base maps and engineering plans
suitable for design. Our digital photogrammetry team utilizes full
Soft Copy stations.
Robinson Aerial Surveys, Inc. currently employs a certified
photogrammetrist, two licensed land surveyors, four
photogrammetrists and two CADD specialists in providing
comprehensive mapping services. Our office, located in
Hackettstown, is geographically positioned to respond to our
clients needs. Production specific applications include aerial
surveys and planimetric and topographic mapping, digital
ortho-photography, aerial triangulation, wetlands, airport, highway
and rail mapping and GIS landbase development.
