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Measuring only the bottom and top of a stockpile can give you the wrong volume. The biggest errors happen when important changes in slope, edges and ditches are not captured in the field. In this practical training, we use the Emlid Reach RS4 and RS4 Pro with Emlid Flow to show you how to collect the points needed to recreate the true shape of a stockpile. This training explains: ▪ Why two points are not enough when the slope changes ▪ How to identify and capture the true base of the stockpile ▪ Where additional points are needed along irregular slopes ▪ Why edges, ditches and changes in shape must be measured ▪ When one point at the top and bottom is enough ▪ Where unnecessary measurements can be avoided ▪ How to capture the middle and top sections correctly The goal is not to collect as many points as possible. The goal is to collect the right points so the stockpile shape can be recreated properly when you return to the office. This video covers the field data-capture stage of the stockpile workflow. It does not demonstrate the final office-based volume calculation. Chapters 00:00 Why stockpile capture matters 00:11 Create the project in Emlid Flow 00:41 Select the coordinate system 00:59 Plan the stockpile survey 01:38 What must be measured 02:01 Capture the stockpile base 02:45 Measure changes in slope 03:20 Where not to take points 04:05 Capture the middle and top 04:35 When two points are enough 04:50 Final takeaway Need help choosing the right GNSS setup for stockpile surveys? Speak to a SOM specialist. Subscribe to SOM Survey Instruments for practical training on GNSS, drones, LiDAR, surveying software and real field workflows. Advanced precision. Made accessible.