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Volume 1 (1990-1992)
Number of Articles: 14
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Volume 1, Issue 4 , May 1992, Pages 2-3
Abstract
At the same time as practical and technological developments and mutual impact in raising the quality and scientific potential of surveying services, manufacturers of technical devices and equipment also struggle day by day to present new achievements. Over the past three years, with the exit of analogue ... Read MoreSatellite Images Serving the Extinguishment of Fire in Kuwait Oil Wells
Volume 1, Issue 4 , May 1992, Pages 4-5
Abstract
Landsat's recent images from Kuwait suggest that firefighting teams are ahead of the determined schedule. At the beginning of firefighting operations on burning oil-wells, oil-fire experts estimated the time needed for full control of wells’ fire to be five years. According to recent Landsat imaging, ... Read MoreMaps in Military Engineering
Volume 1, Issue 4 , May 1992, Pages 6-8
Abstract
The first geographic maps were the result of the need of conquerors and military commanders who always swept new lands for the purpose of expanding territories of influence. Map is the most basic means of transmitting basic information in any kind of planning and military mobility, variously used by ... Read MoreGIS Information Systems
Volume 1, Issue 4 , May 1992, Pages 9-11
Abstract
In 1988, Ahnert presented a special type of land form classification, with which a connection has been established between the approximate age of forms of land with their morphological size. During operations with large geomorphologic maps of scale 1: 25000, the following studies are necessary: 1- ... Read MoreA Few Considerations on the First Geomorphological Map of Iran
Volume 1, Issue 4 , May 1992, Pages 12-13
Abstract
Geomorphologic maps indicate different forms of the surface of the Planet and their process of formation, i.e., the product of operation of internal and external geodynamic forces on the land surface. In other words, geomorphologic maps represent the sum of the effects of internal and external geodynamic ... Read MoreBab Al Mundab, the Horn of Africa and the Arabian Peninsula in Satellite Images
Volume 1, Issue 4 , May 1992, Pages 14-21
Abstract
About two hundred million years ago, Africa and Arabia were a single continental block. However, at the beginning of the Mesozoic, they started to separate. This process reached its peak during the Tertiary, and still continues. The resulting depression between Africa and Arabia, which was continuously ... Read MoreBook Introduction and Criticism: Encyclopedia of Villages and Religious Places of Iran - Part II
Volume 1, Issue 4 , May 1992, Pages 21-25
Abstract
Since religious places of Iran has been a specialty of the learned author and the producers of the encyclopedia, a special study in terms of geographic time in such places has been implemented, and the result of this study has been displayed through two graphs in the page 19, in one of which the number ... Read MoreCombination of GPS Information and High-Precision Levelling for the Study of Ground Subsidence
Volume 1, Issue 4 , May 1992, Pages 26-32
Abstract
This paper presents a report by the authors of the paper to show the Earth's Crust subsidence in a Venezuelan oil field by combining GPS observations with accurate levelling. The area is 50 by 50 km2. The mathematical model used is derived from the University of New Brunswick’s method of analyzing ... Read MoreGPS in Surveying
Volume 1, Issue 4 , May 1992, Pages 33-39
Abstract
Positioning based on space started in early 1960 and followed up by the United States and NASA. One of these early and very successful systems of positioning was the TRANSIT Satellite. Since its launch in 1967 for commercial purposes, this satellite has gained many applications in surveying and geodesy, ... Read MoreThe Geoid and its Application
Volume 1, Issue 4 , May 1992, Pages 40-42
Abstract
In general, geoid is of particular importance in sciences that are in any way related to measurement of quantities related to physics and geometry of the Earth. Especially in the basic science of geodesy, this hypothetical level is the foundation and also a useful tool for estimating many of the quantities ... Read MoreApplication of GPS in the 1:25000 Plan of Tehran
Volume 1, Issue 4 , May 1992, Pages 44-51
Abstract
There are no doubts in the importance and value of papers describing latest research with newest methods in the surveying world, but it seems to the author that it is also of great importance to present, via a number of articles, reports on innovative works with new tools or new methods conducted in ... Read MoreRole of Electromagnetic Waves and Electronics in Surveying and Geodesy - Part IV
Volume 1, Issue 4 , May 1992, Pages 52-55
Abstract
A) In measuring distance by new rangefinders the following methods are used: 1) Phase comparison method 2) Pulse method (measuring travel time of a pulse until it returns) 3) Interferometry method These methods all depend on the fact that the speed of travel of electromagnetic waves is in the order of ... Read MoreGeography and its Applications - Part III
Volume 1, Issue 4 , May 1992, Pages 56-60
Abstract
In the third issue of Sepehr, we presented a discussion about the shape of the Earth and its hypothetical divisions (orbits and meridians), and the importance of each one. Before we go into the discussion of the movements of the Earth, it will not be out of place if we first obtain brief information ... Read MoreA Glance Through the Canebrake
Volume 1, Issue 4 , May 1992, Pages 61-63