Q. WHAT'S THIS "REBAR" ?
A. "Rebar" is the steel reinforcing bar used in concrete construction. The term dates from the post-war American building boom of the 1950s, although reinforcing steel has been in use since the 1920s. Ridges are rolled into it as it's milled, to mechanically anchor it in concrete. Rebar is dark gray when new, rusty orange and scaly when exposed to the weather.

Q. WHAT ARE THE MAIN TYPES?
A.The most common sizes are #3 (3/8-inch), #4 (1/2-inch), and #5 (5/8-inch). The overall diameter is about 1/16-inch larger than the nominal size, because the ribs and deformations project slightly. Half-inch rebar might fit a half-inch hole in thin material, but it might be a very tight fit. Grade 40 rebar is the most common for homes and landscaping; Grades 50 and 60 are harder and stronger. Rebar is usually sold in 20-foot lengths, but shorter lengths are available, or can be cut at the store.

Q. WHAT SERVICES YOU PROVIDE?
A. Ananat Access is ITES Civil engineering Company having expertise in Steel , Rebar, Architectural detailing and GIS / GPS and Survey. All the above services are provided using AISC codes.

DIVISION :: GIS

Q. WHAT IS GIS?
A. A Geographic Information System (GIS) is a computer-based tool for mapping and analyzing things that exists and events that happen on earth.

Q. HOW IT WORKS?
A. It integrates common database operations such as query and statistical analysis with the unique visualization tool and geographic analysis benefits offered by maps.

This ability distinguishes GIS from other systems and makes it valuable with efforts of AnantAccess.

Q. WHAT ARE THE MAJOR CHALLENGES IN GIS?
A. the major challenges we face today in the world –overpopulation, pollution, deforestation, and natural disasters-have a critical GIS dimension.

Q. WHY GIS?
A. FIRST-the cost of computer hardware needed for the task is dropping down rapidly and thus it is widely available to people at affordable rates.

A. SECOND-geography is part of our everyday world; almost every decision we make is constrained, influenced by some fact of geography. so in each and every field today we can apply this GIS effectively with Anantaccess !

DIVISION :: GPS

Q. WHAT IS GPS?
A. Global Positioning System (GPS) is a satellite based navigation and surveying system, launched and controlled by US department of defense (DOD),for determination of precise position and time, using radio signals from satellites in real time or in post processing mode.

GPS primarily was a military navigation system for real-time positioning. However the transformation from the ground-to-ground survey measurements made possible by GPS.

In India GPS is now used for applications in diverse fields like navigation, surveying, GIS, cadastral survey etc.

A. one of the most significant  and unique features of the global positioning system is the fact that the positioning signal is available to users in any position worldwide at any time.

It gives the exact position of the point universally. so easily we can carry out precise survey.

Q. HOW GPS WORKS?
GPS receivers collect signals from satellites in view. They display the user's position, velocity, and time, as needed for their marine, terrestrial, or aeronautical applications. Some display additional data, such as distance and bearing to selected waypoints or digital charts.

The GPS concept of operation is based upon satellite ranging. Users determine their position by measuring their distance from the group of satellites in space. The satellites act as precise reference points.

Each GPS satellite transmits an accurate position and time signal, giving us the desired result.

Q. WHAT ABOUT SURVEYING ,MAPPING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS?
A. As our company Anant Access is a civil engineering company with GIS and GPS background we know very well how we can do wonders with this combination….

The high precision of GPS carrier phase measurements, together with appropriate adjustments algorithms, provide an adequate tool for a variety of tasks for surveying and mapping as executed by AnantAccess.

The GPS is used to map cut blocks, road alignments, environmental hazards like land slides, forest fires, oil spills etc..

Applications, such as cadastral mapping, needing a high degree of accuracy also can be carried out using high-grade GPS receivers.

Also for topographic and linear mapping.

Q. WHY ANANTACCESS?
A. Anant Access is well equipped with most advanced GIS and GPS techniques and instruments. Our team of expert surveyors, engineers, analysts, project managers and office staff we can carry out any kind of survey, analysis and provide most accurate results to users.