resurveying
/riˈsɜrveɪɪŋ/
noun
- The process or activity of conducting a new survey or reassessment.
- The resurveying of the coastline took several months.
- The resurveying of the property boundaries resolved the dispute.
- Resurveying is often required after natural disasters.
verb
- Present participle of resurvey: the act of surveying or examining again; taking a new measurement or assessment of land, property, or boundaries.
- They spent the whole week resurveying the damaged roads.
- The surveyors are resurveying the area to correct the old maps.
- Resurveying the property is necessary before the sale can go through.
- Present participle of resurvey: the act of reviewing or reassessing something thoroughly, such as data, opinions, or a situation.
- She is resurveying her career options after the promotion fell through.
- Resurveying the data helped the scientists find the error.
- The committee is resurveying the public's opinion on the new law.