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Mapping a Northern Land - The Survey of Canada, 1947-1994 (Hardcover, New)
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Mapping a Northern Land - The Survey of Canada, 1947-1994 (Hardcover, New)
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The book provides an excellent description of the birth and
development of remote sensing, especially valuable in Canada
because of its many areas of difficult access, and of geographical
information systems, a Canadian innovation. For those interested in
maps themselves rather than the techniques of gathering the
necessary information, there are chapters on the development of
federal and provincial map and chart styles, the wealth of atlases,
and the numerous thematic maps produced in Canada as well as on how
this spatial information has been marketed. For the surveyor there
are chapters on the contributions of geodesy, cadastral surveying,
and engineering surveying. The photogrammetrist's interests are
addressed by chapters on federal mapping, Canada's air survey
industry, and photogrammetric research. There are also chapters on
education, the naming of Canada's places and features, and Canada's
international role in mapping and surveying. Serving as a
conclusion to Don Thomson's three-volume Men and Meridians, Mapping
a Northern Land will be an essential reference not only for those
who work in the field of geomatics but for those interested in
maps, charts, and atlases and in new technology for surveying and
mapping.
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