Elementary Surveying, Global Edition

<ul> <li>1 Introduction </li> <li>2 Units, Significant Figures, and Field Notes </li> <li>3&nbsp; Theory of Errors in Observations </li> <li>4&nbsp; Leveling–Theory, Methods, and Equipment </li> <li>5 Leveling–Field Procedures and Computations </li> <li>6 Distance Measurement </li> <li>7 Angles, Azimuths, and Bearings </li> <li>8 Total Station Instruments; Angle Observations </li> <li>9 Traversing </li> <li>10 Traverse Computations </li> <li>11 Coordinate Geometry in Surveying Calculations </li> <li>12 Area </li> <li>13 Global Navigation Satellite Systems–Introduction and Principles of Operation </li> <li>14 Global Navigation Satellite Systems–Static Surveys </li> <li>15 Global Navigation Satellite System–Kinematic Surveys </li> <li>16 Adjustments by Least Squares </li> <li>17 Mapping Surveys </li> <li>18 Mapping </li> <li>19 Control Surveys and Geodetic Reductions </li> <li>20 State Plane Coordinates and Other Map Projections </li> <li>21 Boundary Surveys </li> <li>22 Surveys of the Public Lands23 Construction Surveys </li> <li>24 Horizontal Curves </li> <li>25 Vertical Curves </li> <li>26 Volumes </li> <li>27 Photogrammetry </li> <li>28 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems </li> </ul> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>