Apoyo en el plan de actualización de la red de alcantarillado sanitario en el corregimiento 1 del municipio de Soacha, Cundinamarca

Abstract

Topographic engineering plays a crucial role in various projects, including those of social infrastructure that are carried out in public entities such as the Municipal Mayor's Office of Soacha. In this case, the Mayor's Office is working on updating the sanitary sewage system in Corregimiento I of Soacha, a project that seeks to improve the quality of life of the community and that highlights the importance of topography in the social sphere. The work of topography goes beyond the simple measurement and calculation of land. In this project, it becomes a key element for the precision and success of the work, ensuring the correct installation of the sanitary sewer network. However, this project is not limited to technical intervention, but is part of a comprehensive approach that seeks to address the needs of a historically forgotten community in terms of the environment and infrastructure. The surveyors of the Municipal Mayor's Office of Soacha, with the support of the available equipment, have developed comprehensive work in Corregimiento 1, articulated around a series of main activities: the planimetric survey, the collection of pipe quantities, the delivery plans and social work. In addition to core activities, surveying also supports other project-related tasks, such as reporting, attending meetings, and participating in community training activities. Topographic engineering is not limited to land measurement and calculation, but also becomes an instrument for social development. In the context of projects such as the Corregimiento I of Soacha, topography is integrated into a joint work that seeks to transform the reality of a community and build a more prosperous future for everyone.