ASCE Manual of Practice No. 152
Surveying and Geomatics Engineering: Principles, Technologies, and Applications
standard by American Society of Civil Engineers, 06/08/2022
Prepared by the Surveying Committee, Edited by Daniel T. Gillins Ph.D P.L.S., Michael L. Dennis Ph.D P.E. P.L.S., and Allan Y, Ng P.L.S.
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Sponsored by the Surveying Committee of the Surveying and Geomatics Division of the Utility Engineering and Surveying Institute of ASCE
Surveying and Geomatic Engineering: Principles, Technologies, and Applications, MOP 152, is a comprehensive yet general overview to help support education and inform practicing engineers on the important role of the surveying engineer. It provides a much-needed update on the modern practice of surveying and geomatic engineering.
Topics include
-Geodesy,
-Least squares adjustments,
-Error propagation,
-Coordinate systems and transformations,
-Surveying and remote sensing equipment,
-Identification and establishment of control,
-Construction surveying, and
-Best practices.
MOP 152 can be used as a summary and a reference for practicing engineers, surveying and otherwise, to help provide a solid understanding of the state of the surveying and geomatic engineering field.
