Historical Land Surveying Projects
From 1996–2001, Underhill’s DCB software supported FDSI in digitizing over 1.5 million poles and attachments for U.S. utilities.
Underhill helped convert over 1,000 square miles of utility data for FPL’s IBM GFIS system, delivering high-accuracy, GIS-ready results.
Underhill captured and processed GIS and cadastral data for 500+ Canada Lands parcels and over 30 communities across BC, Yukon, NWT, and Nunavut.
Underhill provided 3D scanning and surveying for Science World’s 2006 seismic upgrade—over 200 core holes drilled into deck over False Creek.
Underhill conducted the first mineral lease survey using BC’s geographic cell system at Ruby Creek near Atlin.
Underhill led mapping, modernization, and GIS integration for North Fraser Harbour from 1958 to 2008, shaping today’s Port Metro Vancouver.
Underhill delivered precision surveys, laser scanning, and legal right-of-way mapping for the Canada Line rapid transit project.