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Number of Articles: 12
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Volume 2, Issue 6 , February 1992, Pages 2-5
Abstract
One of the major steps in surveying is the activity called the "classification operation". An operation that, while clarifying aerial photographs, collects the information of names. Classification operations have specific technical rules and regulations that the Geographic Organization has described ... Read MoreA Passing Look at Global Geopolitics of the Past Two Centuries - Part II
Volume 2, Issue 6 , February 1992, Pages 5-16
Abstract
The following is the first part of the excerpt from the speeches of the Minister of Defense and Support of the Armed Forces, which was delivered with a comprehensive look at the developments of the recent two-hundred years of the world. The second part is presented in the next issue of journal to students ... Read MoreConsiderations About Names in Geography
Volume 2, Issue 6 , February 1992, Pages 17-23
Abstract
Geographers consider their science to be the Mother of Sciences, and they always claim that geography, as recognition of environment, is one of the oldest sciences that mankind has known from the very first days that they existed due to necessities. Many geographers today believe that new geography has ... Read MoreGeography and its Applications - Part V
Volume 2, Issue 6 , February 1992, Pages 24-28
Abstract
Our past discussion of the Earth's motion led to the time and history issues, and we saw how the Earth's rotation and revolution movements created such important issues in our daily lives. At this point in the discussion, it would be of relevance to allocate a brief discussion to the Moon that plays ... Read MoreGeometric Method for Determination of the Geoid
Volume 2, Issue 6 , February 1992, Pages 29-30
Abstract
As we know, geoid altitude is one of the important parameters in geodetic physics, one of whose fundamental applications is determining the best reference elliptic. In order to carry out geoid determination, various satellite, geometric and physical methods are used. The following paper is one of the ... Read MorePrinciples of Beautification in Cartography
Volume 2, Issue 6 , February 1992, Pages 31-35
Abstract
There is no doubt that human being and beauty worship and perfectionism have always been associated together, and if we have no doubt in this principle, it must be concluded that mapping, which is more an art than a science, has a closer connection with esthetic matters. The role of a map is not only ... Read MoreGeographic Information System
Volume 2, Issue 6 , February 1992, Pages 36-40
Abstract
GIS or geographic information systems have been widely developed in educational, government and commercial sections. The term GIS is often used to describe a number of systems and operations. This term can be complicated for beginners and newcomers because it seems to encompass different definitions ... Read MoreA Discussion on Automation of Levelling
Volume 2, Issue 6 , February 1992, Pages 41-43
Abstract
The basis of this new semi-automatic levelling method is to replace active mires with a linear measuring system instead of ordinary mires. These mires have a movable target that is fitted along the axis of vision by levelling operator and with the help of a wireless control system. The target place can ... Read MoreBook Introduction and Criticism
Volume 2, Issue 6 , February 1992, Pages 44-45
Abstract
in recent months, two very important books on geography have been published in our country which the author believes are necessary for every geographer, and more important, it is necessary for them of the awareness of their existence. the author of both books is one of the highly renowned geography professors ... Read MoreGPS in Surveying (3): Time Systems and Scales
Volume 2, Issue 6 , February 1992, Pages 45-55
Abstract
It is possible to utilize any device that is able to produce a series of constant distances in time as a clock. The best time-setting scales available today utilize quartz crystal fluctuations or atomic state transformations. In surveying and navigation, these time scales should be linked to the Earth's ... Read MoreDiscussion on the Steps of Implementation of a Surveying Project
Volume 2, Issue 6 , February 1992, Pages 56-57
Abstract
Most of the activities a surveyor carries out in the context of his professional tasks needs measurement. Traditionally, the community looks at the surveyor as an expert skilled in land measurement. For this reason, they expect him to collect information about land. Therefore, such a requirement necessitates ... Read MoreRegional-District Spatial Order and Formation and its Evolution in Geography
Volume 2, Issue 6 , February 1992, Pages 58-64