Fieldwork case study / survey & water planning
A survey-backed regenerative agriculture concept by Rohail Khalid, bringing the site's reference layout, numbered zones, paths, relative terrain contours and proposed water routes into one readable map.
The challenge
The plot needed a coordinated view of access, terrain and proposed water routes. Rohail reported an approximately 2.2 ft channel/plot level difference; its higher/lower sign, endpoints and datum still require confirmation. Rev12 brings those open questions into a clearer planning map without treating an unverified level relationship as a design result.
Rohail reports collecting dumpy-level readings. Those readings have not yet been reconciled with the published presentation. The contour layer is an indicative terrain-model reference, and pump, storage and channel performance remain to be checked in detailed design.
Delivered visual
24 October 2026 / Rev12 update
Colorful contour lines and selected small level labels show approximate differences from a local zero. The +0 to +6 ft contour labels and about 6.7 ft source relief help explain the general terrain fall. They are modelled references, not verified dumpy-level results; a 1 ft contour interval is not a 1 ft survey-accuracy claim.
ZONE 1-4 and 2.5 ACRES use compact two-line labels. Opposite-side planning labels are 570 ft and 800 ft, with 285 ft and 400 ft half divisions. Existing boundary coordinates remain unchanged.
The focused top-view satellite presentation keeps labels, dimensions and contours as real PDF text and vectors. A layered KMZ opens in Google Earth, while the updated project data records the revision, dimensions, terrain basis and outstanding checks.
Method
Rohail's field references and the supplied A–B–C–D coordinates keep planning decisions on one consistent base. Opposite sides are labelled 570 ft and 800 ft in the presentation map; these are planning labels, not a closed cadastral traverse or a claim of legal boundary change.
The concept reserves 12 ft clear cross paths with 2 ft green or flower strips on each side. The four zones now use only ZONE 1, 2, 3 and 4, with 2.5 ACRES on a second line; crop assignments have been removed. Half-dimension chains show 285 + 285 ft and 400 + 400 ft.
Blue routes show proposed water distribution. Orange routes show indicative drainage, including proposed pipe crossings at paths toward the existing channel. Direction and outlet levels need field verification.
Design intent
A coherent layout first makes the unresolved engineering questions visible.
A proposed raised tank or mixing basin and channel arrangement remains a concept for review against verified source and field levels. The map includes a 10 × 16 ft tank plan with a 4 ft height and a schematic raised approach. A V-shaped channel section is also indicative.
These diagrams communicate intent, not a validated hydraulic design. Pump or lift requirements, channel invert and slope, storage capacity, pipe sizes, connection rights and discharge conditions must be checked before construction.
What happens next