Abstract:To address the problem that traditional single survey methods are difficult to meet the demand for accurate geological evaluation when China's bridge projects extend to complex geological areas, this paper focuses on the construction of the technical system and engineering application of comprehensive survey methods. By integrating multiple technologies such as remote sensing detection, geophysical exploration, drilling sampling, and in-situ testing, an "air-space-ground" integrated comprehensive survey mode is established, forming a full-dimensional survey technology chain from macro geological identification to micro parameter acquisition. Empirical analysis is carried out in combination with bridge engineering cases in karst areas. The results show that this comprehensive survey method can effectively improve the identification accuracy of unfavorable geological bodies (such as karst caves and weak interlayers), realize the quantitative characterization of geological parameters, and significantly enhance the pertinence and effectiveness of engineering risk prevention and control. Compared with traditional single survey methods, this comprehensive survey system can improve the spatial positioning accuracy of adverse geological bodies by about 30% ~50% in areas with strong karst development, achieving a leap from qualitative to quantitative geological identification. The innovation of this article lies in the construction of a multi-level technology chain from macro to micro, detection to verification, and the proposal of a combination application paradigm of "stage based and verification based" methods for karst areas.