Description
1982 edition. Paperback cover has some wear. Pages are clean and the binding is secure. Ships from Colorado.
This well-preserved copy of “Satellite Surveying: Theory, Geodesy, Map Projections: Applications, Equipment, Operations” by Gregory J. Hoar offers a comprehensive exploration of the field of satellite surveying, a critical technology that revolutionized the way we map and understand our planet. Published in 1982, this text captures the cutting-edge developments of its time, when the advent of satellite technology was transforming geodesy and cartography.
Hoar’s work delves into the theoretical foundations of satellite surveying, including the intricate mathematics of geodesy and map projections, while also providing practical guidance on applications, equipment, and operational procedures. This volume serves as a valuable resource for professionals in surveying, cartography, and related fields, as well as a fascinating glimpse into the technological advancements that reshaped our understanding of the Earth’s geography.
Collectors and readers with an interest in the history of surveying, geodesy, and cartography will appreciate this well-maintained copy, which bears witness to the rapid evolution of satellite technology and its impact on mapmaking and spatial analysis. With its clean pages and secure binding, this book offers a portal into a pivotal era when satellite surveying emerged as a game-changer in the quest for accurate and comprehensive mapping of our world.
