resurvey

1. CountableUncountable

   An instance where a land area is measured and its details are newly recorded.

   • The project involved systematic resurveys of the mining areas.

   • A resurvey of the area revealed previously unknown topographic features.

   • After the urban development, a resurvey of the roads and buildings was necessary.

measure

1. Transitive

   To measure an area of land again and record its details, particularly on a map.

   • Engineers must resurvey the plot to ensure all constructions meet the regulations.

   • To confirm the new boundaries, we need to resurvey the area.

   • The land must be resurveyed before the construction project can begin.

examine

1. Transitive

   To examine something carefully again.

   • After receiving the new data, we must resurvey our analysis.

   • They decided to resurvey all relevant documents before making the final decision.

   • The expert panel resurveyed all existing research before updating the guidelines.

survey

1. Transitive

   To ask people questions about their opinions or behavior again, and compare their answers with earlier answers.

   • To measure the impact of the new policies, we will resurvey the employees.

   • To track progress, researchers resurveyed the participants every six months.

   • After the promotional campaign, the company resurveyed customers to gauge its effectiveness.