Surveyor (noun)

A person who carries out a survey, especially of land, to measure and map the area.

Origin:

From latin super- meaning 'over' and -view, meaning 'to see' or 'to inspect.'.

Examples:

1. The surveyor was hired to survey the land for the construction of the new housing development.
2. The surveyor used a total station to accurately measure the distance, angle, and elevation of the points on the land.
3. The surveyor made a detailed map of the area, including the location of buildings, roads, and topographical features.
4. The surveyor was able to determine the boundaries of the property based on the markers and deeds.
5. The surveyor's report was used by the engineers to design the infrastructure and utilities for the new development.