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Engineering
- Industrial / NPDES Permitting |
CONTACT
INFORMATION:
Engineering Manager
Mark
P. Guess, PE, CPESC
Phone: (731) 644-1014
Fax: (731) 644-0109
Tollfree: 1-800-247-6847
mguess@lismith.com
www.ieca.org
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L.I.
Smith & Associates offers it’s clients Mine Reclamation
and Volumetric Engineering utilizing boundary and topographical
land surveys, as well as aerial photography.
The topographic maps are produced from data retrieved by our
survey team. Names, legends, and various lines are used to
identify features such as roads, trees, streams, lakes, trails,
buildings, and boundary lines. L.I. Smith utilizes these topographical
surveys as a valuable tool for accurately determining volumetric
quantities for landfills. Depending on the need and the information
available, the volumetric quantities can be calculated for
current, or final volume capacity of a landfill.
A photogrammetric survey using precision aerial photography
can also assist in Volumetric computations. Aerial photographs
are analyzed using previously placed ground control points.
These control points enable the determination of elevations
(contour lines) and horizontal distances within the designated
area. The target information is then used in developing the
topographical map.
Recent
Projects
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Sand
& Gravel Borrow Pit (40 acres)
Henry County, Tennessee
Client: J.R. Hayes Construction Co.
L.I.
Smith provided surveying and engineering to design a mass-grading
to prepare the site for resale as commercial development,
including permitting for erosion prevention and sediment control.
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Aerial
Photography of Strip Mines
Macon and Overton County, Tennessee
Client: Tennessee Department of Mining
This
project was for 6 strip mine sites in Macon and Overton County,
Tennessee. L.I. Smith & Associates set the photo panel
points using GPS equipment. The Points were converted to Tennessee
Site Plane Coordinate System. The owner was provided with
digital orthos with 2-foot contours.
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Camden
Chert Mine
Benton County, Tennessee
Client: Teague Transport
L.I. Smith assisted Teague Transports with obtaining the
permitting required for it’s additional capacity at the
Camden Chert Mine in Benton County, Tennessee. First a survey
was completed to delineate the current mining permitting area,
define the Phase 2 permitting area and also the maximum mining
area. The subject property boundary lines, adjoiners, culverts,
existing haul roads, creeks and discharge points, as well as
other features were determined and mapped accordingly. |
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