グリーンインフラ検査は、私有地および公共地での検査を効率化し、雨水流出が効果的に管理されていることを保証するために使用できます。<\/P>
In the 1980s I inspected septic systems, including private systems (including overflowing ones!) for the government in a major public water supply watershed. I designed the inspection form on paper (maybe even grid or quadrille paper). We had paper "watershed" maps, likely marked-up USGS 7.5-minute quadrangles. I had just learned at the nearby state university how to use the latest (Symap or Surface II) tools to make a bathymetric isoline map of the major public drinking-water reservoir. It was still line-by-line coding sent in batches to mainframe (or mini) computers, to run a pen plotter . (I kept a couple prints as mementos.)But at work I just used USGS quads to visually draw sub-watersheds (basins) to prioritize areas of "septic system sensitivity" LOL. In the field (on the farms) we carried clipboards, pencil (for rainy days) and paper. And two-way radios for backup. Ditch the index cards and have fun with the latest tech!!
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