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Book Summary of Surveying: Theory and Practice
This updated edition contains the same breadth and depth as previous editions with pertinent chapter topics divided into two parts. Part A covers elementary topics and Part B covers advanced topics. This innovative design, coupled with the most recent developments in technology, complements first- and second-level courses in surveying without losing its value as a reference textbook.
Key Features:
Completely new chapters covering current topics as Global Positioning System (GPS) and Mapping, Digital Mapping, Spatial Information Systems, and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) have been added.
Significant revisions have been introduced in the material about surveying adjustments, coordinate frames and map projections, and photogrammetry.
Integrated error propagation and adjustment of measurements is introduced as students learn appropriate surveying techniques and operations.
About the Author
James M. Anderson, University of Calif Berkeley Edward M. Mikhail, Purdue University-West Lafayette
Table of Contents
I Concepts
1 Surveying and Mapping
2 Survey Measurements and Adjustments
3 Planning and Data Acquisition
II Basic Survey Measurements isbn 9781259025648
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