Wilf Schofield was formerly Principal Lecturer in Civil Engineering at Kingston University; Mark Breach was formerly Principal Lecturer in Engineering Surveying at Nottingham Trent University and served on technical committees of the RICS and ICES.
Engineering surveying involves determining the position of natural and man-made features on or beneath the Earth´s surface and utilizing these features in the planning, design and construction of works. It is a critical part of any engineering project. Without an accurate understanding of the size, shape and nature of the site the project risks expensive and time-consuming errors or even catastrophic failure.
This fully updated sixth edition of Engineering Surveying covers all the basic principles and practice of the fundamentals such as vertical control, distance, angles and position right through to the most modern technologies.
It includes:
- An introduction to geodesy to facilitate greater understanding of satellite systems
- A fully updated chapter on GPS, GLONASS and GALILEO for satellite positioning in surveying
- All new chapter on the important subject of rigorous estimation of control coordinates
- Detailed material on mass data methods of photogrammetry and laser scanning and the role of inertial technology in them
With many worked examples and illustrations of tools and techniques, it suits students and professionals alike involved in surveying, civil, structural and mining engineering, and related areas such as geography and mapping.
1. Basic Concepts of Surveying 2. Error and Uncertainty 3. Vertical Control 4. Distance Measurement 5. Angle Measurement 6. Conventional Control Surveys 7. Rigorous Methods of Control 8. Position 9. Satellite Positioning 10. Curves 11. Earthworks 12. Setting Out (Dimensional Control) 13. Underground Surveying 14. Mass Data Methods Appendix: An Introduction to Matrix Algebra
This fully updated sixth edition of Engineering Surveying covers all the basic principles and practice of the fundamentals such as vertical control, distance, angles and position right through to the most modern technologies.
It includes an introduction to geodesy, a fully updated chapter on GPS, GLONASS and GALILEO for satellite positioning in surveying, a new chapter on rigorous estimation of control coordinates, and material on mass data methods of photogrammetry and laser scanning and the role of inertial technology.
'... a surveying textbook that fully integrates discussion of automated systems into mainstream surveying ... a monumental work. The author is to be congratulated for an extremely thorough, yet digestible textbook that can be recommended for all levels of survey education.'Journal for Land Survey.
Engineering surveying involves determining the position of natural and man-made features on or beneath the Earth's surface and utilizing these features in the planning, design and construction of works. This book covers various basic principles and practice of this complex subject.
This fully updated sixth edition of Engineering Surveying covers all the basic principles and practice of the fundamentals such as vertical control, distance, angles and position right through to the most modern technologies.
It includes an introduction to geodesy, a fully updated chapter on GPS, GLONASS and GALILEO for satellite positioning in surveying, a new chapter on rigorous estimation of control coordinates, and material on mass data methods of photogrammetry and laser scanning and the role of inertial technology.
Engineering surveying involves determining the position of natural and man-made features on or beneath the Earth's surface and utilizing these features in the planning, design and construction of works. It is a critical part of any engineering project. Without an accurate understanding of the size, shape and nature of the site the project risks expensive and time-consuming errors or even catastrophic failure.
This fully updated sixth edition of Engineering Surveying covers all the basic principles and practice of the fundamentals such as vertical control, distance, angles and position right through to the most modern technologies.
It includes:
* An introduction to geodesy to facilitate greater understanding of satellite systems
* A fully updated chapter on GPS, GLONASS and GALILEO for satellite positioning in surveying
* All new chapter on the important subject of rigorous estimation of control coordinates
* Detailed material on mass data methods of photogrammetry and laser scanning and the role of inertial technology in them
With many worked examples and illustrations of tools and techniques, it suits students and professionals alike involved in surveying, civil, structural and mining engineering, and related areas such as geography and mapping.
1. Basic Concepts of Surveying 2. Error and Uncertainty 3. Vertical Control 4. Distance Measurement 5. Angle Measurement 6. Conventional Control Surveys 7. Rigorous Methods of Control 8. Position 9. Satellite Positioning 10. Curves 11. Earthworks 12. Setting Out (Dimensional Control) 13. Underground Surveying 14. Mass Data Methods Appendix: An Introduction to Matrix Algebra
'... a surveying textbook that fully integrates discussion of automated systems into mainstream surveying ... a monumental work. The author is to be congratulated for an extremely thorough, yet digestible textbook that can be recommended for all levels of survey education.'
Journal for Land Survey.
Über den Autor
Wilf Schofield was formerly Principal Lecturer in Civil Engineering at Kingston University; Mark Breach is the Principal Lecturer in Engineering Surveying at Nottingham Trent University and serves on technical committees of the RICS and ICES.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Basic concepts of surveying
Error and uncertainty
Vertical control
Distance
Angles
Conventional control surveys
Rigorous methods of control
Position
Satellite positioning
Curves
Earthworks
Setting out (dimensional control)
Underground surveying
Mass data methods
Klappentext
Engineering surveying is a critical part of any engineering project, because without an accurate understanding of the size, shape and nature of the site the project risks expensive and time-consuming errors or even catastrophic failure.
