Table of Contents

1 Surveying Profession, Registration, and Associations.- 2 Surveying Field Notes, Data Collectors.- 3 Measurement Errors.- 4 Linear Measurements.- 5 Linear Measurements: EDM Instruments.- 6 Angle Measurements: Transits and Theodolites.- 7 Leveling.- 8 Instrument Adjustments.- 9 Traversing.- 10 Survey Drafting.- 11 Triangulation.- 12 Trilateration.- 13 Geodesy.- 14 Inertial and Satellite Surveys.- 15 Global Positioning System Surveying.- 16 Survey Measurement Adjustments by Least Squares.- 17 Field Astronomy for Azimuth Determinations.- 18 Map Projections.- 19 Plane Coordinate Systems.- 20 Photogrammetry.- 21 Compass Surveying.- 22 The Planetable: Instruments and Methods.- 23 Control Surveys.- 24 Construction Surveying.- 25 Route Surveys.- 26 Hydrographie Surveying.- 27 Boundary Surveys.- 28 Boundary Location Along Waterways.- 29 Mining Surveys.- 30 Public-Land Surveys.- 31 Optical Tooling.- 32 Land Descriptions.- 33 The Role of the Land Surveyor in Land Litigation: Pretrial.- 34 Courtroom Techniques.- 35 Land and Geographic Information Systems.- Appendix 1 State Boards of Registration for Land Surveyors.- Appendix 2 Major Federal Surveying and Mapping Agencies.- Appendix 3 Sources of Information About Surveying.- Appendix 4 Standards and Specifications for Geodetic Control Networks.

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