راهنمای علوم و فنون فضامحور ۲۰۱۰
Manual of Geospatial Science and Technology 2010

1. Front cover

2. Contents

3. Preface

4. Acknowledgments

5. Editors

6. Contributors

7. Part I: Prerequisites

8. Chapter 1. An Introduction to Geospatial Science and Technology

9. Chapter 2. Coordinates and Coordinate Systems

10. Chapter 3. Datums and Geospatial Reference Systems

11. Chapter 4. Coordinate Transformations

12. Chapter 5. Basic Electromagnetic Radiation

13. Chapter 6. Data Analysis

14. Part II: Global Positioning System

15. Chapter 7. Introducing the Global Positioning System

16. Chapter 8. Fundamentals of GPS Signals and Data

17. Chapter 9. GPS Positioning Models for Single Point and Baseline Solutions

18. Chapter 10. GPS Instrumentation Issues

19. Chapter 11. Making Sense of GNSS Techniques

20. Chapter 12. GPS Projects: Some Planning Issues

21. Chapter 13. Carrying Out a GPS Surveying/Mapping Task

22. Chapter 14. Servicing the GPS/ GNSS User

23. Chapter 15. GPS, GNSS, and the Future

24. Part III: Remote Sensing

25. Chapter 16. Photogrammetry for Remote Sensing

26. Chapter 17. Remote-Sensing Analysis: From Project Design to Implementation

27. Chapter 18. Remote-Sensing Systems for Operational and Research Use

28. Chapter 19. Information Extraction from Remotely Sensed Data

29. Chapter 20. Image Processing Software for Remote Sensing

30. Chapter 21. How to Assess the Accuracy of Maps Generated from Remotely Sensed Data

31. Chapter 22. Emerging Markets for Satellite and Aerial Imagery

32. Chapter 23. Airborne LIDAR Mapping

33. Chapter 24. Selected Scientific Analyses and Practical Applications of Remote Sensing: Examples from the Coast

34. Chapter 25. Remote Sensing— A Look to the Future

35. Part IV: Geographic Information Systems

36. Chapter 25. Geographic Information Systems and Science

37. Chapter 27. GIS Fundamentals

38. Chapter 28. Geographic Data Structures

39. Chapter 29. Spatial Analysis and Modeling

40. Chapter 30. Spatial Data Quality

41. Chapter 31. Cartography and Visualization

42. Chapter 32. Carrying Out a GIS Project

43. Chapter 33. Geographic Information Science and Society

44. Part V: Applications

45. Chapter 34. Biophysical and Human-Social Applications

46. Chapter 35. Local Government Applications: Toward E-Governance

47. Chapter 36. Geographic Information Technology in State Governments of the United States

48. Chapter 37. National, International, and Global Activities in Geospatial Science: Toward a Global Spatial Data Infrastructure

49. Chapter 38. Private Sector Applications

50. Chapter 39. Geospatial Solutions for Utility Infrastructure: A Summary of the Use of GIT in Utilities Today

51. Index

52. Back cover