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ly to be taken by surveyors and geodesists
in agencies at many levels from national
downwards, than by photogrammetrists,
remote sensors, or GIS specialists. Nev-
ertheless, this book deserves a wide read-
ership, not only to spur the debate on the
value of GSDM, but to provide a succinct
overview of modern surveying and geode-
sy, with an emphasis on computations of
points and other quantities from surveying
and GNSS data and on transformations
between coordinate systems, including the
important state plane ones encountered
by many readers of this journal.
