surveying: References & Edit History

United States. Government Printing Office, Surveying and Mapping (1982), is a subject bibliography listing current sources. Informative introductory texts on surveying include William C. Wattles, Land Survey Descriptions, rev. ed., edited by Gurdon H. Wattles (1974); Charles A. Herubin, Principles of Surveying, 3rd ed. (1982); J.G. Olliver and J. Clendinning, Principles of Surveying: Plane Surveying, 4th ed. (1978); Jerry A. Nathanson and Philip Kissam, Surveying Practice, 4th ed. (1988); R.H. Dugdale, Surveying, 3rd ed. (1980); and Jack C. McCormac, Surveying Fundamentals (1983). Comprehensive treatments include Charles B. Breed and George L. Hosmer, The Principles and Practices of Surveying, 11th ed., rev. by W. Faig, 2 vol. (1977); Raymond E. Davis et al., Surveying, Theory and Practice, 6th ed. (1981); Russell C. Brinker and Paul R. Wolf, Elementary Surveying, 7th ed. (1984); Francis H. Moffitt and Harry Bouchard, Surveying, 7th ed. (1982); and G. Bomford, Geodesy, 4th ed. (1980). Instruments used in the practice are discussed in J. Clendinning and J.G. Olliver, Principles and Use of Surveying Instruments, 3rd ed. (1969, reissued 1972); and M.A.R. Cooper, Modern Theodolites and Levels, 2nd ed. (1982). Hydrography is the subject of A.E. Ingham (ed.), Sea Surveying, 2 vol. (1975); and Melvin J. Umbach, Hydrographic Manual, 4th ed. (1976). International Hydrographic Bureau, Hydrographic Dictionary, 3rd ed. (1970), contains useful information; and International Hydrographic Bulletin (monthly) and International Hydrographic Review (semiannual), published by the same organization, provide data on current research and developments.