Spatial Engineering and Survey Techniques offers a comprehensive overview of geological survey methods and their role in understanding and mapping the Earth's geological features. From traditional walk-over surveys and outcrop studies to advanced techniques like geophysical methods, remote sensing, aerial photography, and satellite imagery, this book explores the full spectrum of tools used in modern geological investigations.
The book emphasizes how geological surveys are essential for creating geological maps and models, which are critical for resource management, infrastructure development, and environmental planning. It also highlights the role of national and regional geological organizations in maintaining geological inventories and advancing geoscience knowledge for the benefit of society.
This resource is ideal for students, professionals, and enthusiasts seeking to understand the techniques and applications of spatial engineering and geosciences in today's dynamic world.