CIEmaanmittaisia

CIEmaanmittaisia is a Finnish term used to refer to professionals who perform maanmittaukset (land surveying) within the framework of projects or programs associated with CIE. The word is formed by combining the acronym CIE with the plural form maanmittaisia, denoting surveyors or surveying personnel. In Finnish planning and engineering literature, CIEmaanmittaisia describes field personnel responsible for obtaining accurate measurements and contributing to geospatial data and mapping outputs.

Role and responsibilities typically include conducting field surveys to determine positions, elevations, and boundaries; recording measurements; ensuring data quality; and coordinating with cartographers, GIS specialists, and civil engineers to prepare reliable topographic and cadastral information for planning and development tasks. They may also participate in project planning phases to define surveying requirements and assist in validating geospatial datasets.

Skills and tools commonly associated with CIEmaanmittaisia encompass proficiency in geodetic methods, as well as practical use of GNSS/GPS receivers, total stations, and, in some contexts, terrestrial laser scanners. Data processing and integration into GIS and CAD environments are standard parts of the role, along with knowledge of surveying standards, safety regulations, and project documentation.

Context and usage notes indicate that the term is primarily found in Finnish-language documentation related to CIE-linked projects and is not widely used outside that context. It may appear in project reports, tender specifications, or academic works discussing field surveying within CIE programs.

See also: maanmittaus, geodesy, cadastral surveying, GIS, cartography.