Adjustment Computations : Statistics and Least Squares in Surveying and GIS

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Summary: Wonderfull reference
Review: It covers the title subjects very well, and also covers related topics (such as blunder detection in horizontal networks) very well.

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Review: my jop is survayor in arraba munacibality ,so ineed this book to read only ,and i know about international low . please help me . thanks

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Summary: Excellent Resource
Review: Starts off with some basic principles before going in to more developed mathematical and stochastic models and even includes topics include in the use of constraint equations and blunder detection. Explanations are supported by clear & practical problems. Excellent book for surveyors and photogrammetrist.

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Summary: Comprehensive, informative, well written.
Review: The authors present this topic in a logical, easy to understand approach that demystifies this subject.

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Summary: The included software package
Review: This is an excellent and relevant book. It is well structured, and the examples are very much practice oriented. However, when I tried to install the included software under Windows 98 and Windows 2000 Prof I failed. Only under Windows 95 it runs!
Did I something wrong or it is just like that!
I would appreciate any helpful comment!

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Summary: A great investment
Review: This is the most clear, well-written surveying text I've ever read. I recommend it both for students and --especially-- practising surveyors, who should have no problem going through it even after an exhausting day's work as, technical as it is, it is presented in a way by no means overwhelming. By the end of the book you'll have a firm understanding of, and be comfortably applying, statistical principles and least-squares methods in your job. It's an investment worth every penny.

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Summary: A great investment
Review: This is the most clear, well-written surveying text I've ever read. I recommend it both for students and --especially-- practising surveyors, who should have no problem going through it even after an exhausting day's work as, technical as it is, it is presented in a way by no means overwhelming. By the end of the book you'll have a firm understanding of, and be comfortably applying, statistical principles and least-squares methods in your job. It's an investment worth every penny.