Geodetic Surveyors measure and analyze the Earth's geometric shape, orientation in space, and gravitational field to create accurate maps and models. They use advanced technology, such as GPS and satellite data, to conduct large-scale surveys for construction, land use, and environmental studies. Responsibilities include planning and executing survey projects, collecting and interpreting geospatial data, and ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory standards. Geodetic Surveyors collaborate with engineers, urban planners, and environmental scientists to provide critical data for various applications, contributing to infrastructure development and land management.