21. Australasian Surveying And Mapping Education Directory New Zealand Papua New Guinea Quick links Cartography geography Geoinformatics Geomatics GIS surveying Cartography/mapping Australian Defence Force http://www.cage.curtin.edu.au/~asmla/ed/degree.html

Search by country Australia New Zealand Papua New Guinea Quick links: Cartography Geography Geoinformatics Geomatics ... Surveying Cartography/Mapping Australian Defence Force Academy Canberra Institute of Technology Central TAFE - Leederville Campus Curtin University of Technology ... University of Queensland Geography Australian Defence Force Academy Curtin University of Technology University of Canterbury University of Queensland ... University of Western Australia Geoinformatics Sydney Institute of Technology TAFE NSW University of South Australia Geomatics / Geomatic Engineering Australian Defence Force Academy RMIT University University of Melbourne University of Queensland ... University of Tasmania Geographic Information Systems (GIS) / Spatial Information Systems Canberra Institute of Technology Central TAFE - Leederville Campus Centre for GIS and Modelling Charles Sturt University ... University of Western Australia Surveying Australian Defence Force Academy Canberra Institute of Technology Central TAFE - Leederville Campus Curtin University of Technology ... University of Technology, Sydney Search by country: Australia New Zealand Papua New Guinea Return home

22. L I Surveying Mapping Specialists The American Congress on surveying and mapping offers certification at graduatewith a bachelor s degree in engineering, forestry, geography or another http://www.dli.state.pa.us/landi/cwp/view.asp?a=140&q=195730

23. Employment Opportunities : About : 3001 Photogrammetrists should have a Bachelor s Degree in surveying and mapping, geography,Civil Engineering, or a related field and 3 years experience; or a http://www.3001data.com/employment.html

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES GIS Analyst Responsibilities include implementing GIS applications on UNIX and PC-based platforms. GIS Analysts should have a Bachelor's Degree and three years experience or a Master's Degree or PhD and one year experience in the mapping sciences. Acceptable curricula include: Geography, Surveying and Mapping, Environmental Science or a related field. GIS Analysts should have a working knowledge of the following systems currently used by 3001: GIS PLATFORMS: Intergraph MGE or ESRI ARC/INFO DATABASE SYSTEMS: Oracle Server; Info; MS Access or dBase CADD SYSTEMS: AutoDesk AutoCAD or Bentley MicroStation IMAGING SYSTEMS: Intergraph I/RAS or ERDAS Imagine OPERATING SYSTEMS: UNIX; MS Windows (NT or 95) OFFICE PRODUCTS: Word Processors; Spreadsheets GIS Application Developer Responsibilities include programming to support GIS applications. GIS Application Developers should have a Bachelor's or higher degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, Electrical and Computer Engineering, or a related field. GIS Application Developers must have a minimum of 1 year experience programming for GIS-related projects. They should have a working knowledge of the following systems currently used by 3001: GIS PLATFORMS: Intergraph MGE or ESRI ARC/INFO LANGUAGES:

24. B100 Geography use M500; physical geography in marine habitats, use M400; plant ecology,use F300; soil surveying and mapping, use J400; water surveying http://laurel.nal.usda.gov:8080/agnic/cc/d_b100.html

25. Geo-info Associations From The USP Department Of Geography GIS Unit (USA); GLIS the Geographic and Land Information Society. A member organizationof the ACSM American Congress on surveying and mapping. http://www.sidsnet.org/pacific/usp/~gisunit/RESOURCE/ASSOC.HTML

gis@usp resources > associations Associations and organisations in GIS, Cartography, Remote Sensing and related disciplines Jump to: Cartography and Mapping GIS/LIS Surveying -top of page- Cartography and Mapping The Cartography Speciality Group of the AAG The Association of American Geographers ACSM American Congress on Surveying and Mapping. Umbrella organisation that includes the American Association for Geodetic Surveying (AAGS), the Cartography and Geographic Information Society (CaGIS, formerly the American Cartographic Association), the Geographic and Land Information Society (GLIS) and the National Society of Professional Surveyors (NSPS). The BCS The British Cartographic Society CaGIS Cartography and Geographic Information Society, formerly the American Cartographic Association. Part of the ACSM American Congress on Surveying and Mapping. CCA Canadian Cartographic Association CIG Canadian Institute of Geomatics. Formerly Canadian Institute of Surveying and Mapping ICA International Cartographic Association NACIS North American Cartographic Information Society NZCS New Zealand Cartographic Society MSIA Mapping Sciences Institute, Australia

26. Geo-info Journals From The USP Department Of Geography GIS Unit Cartography and Geographic Information Science (CaGIS) Publishedby the American Congress on surveying and mapping. Computers http://www.sidsnet.org/pacific/usp/~gisunit/RESOURCE/JOURNALS.HTML

gis@usp resources > journals Journals, Magazines, and Newsletters for GIS, Cartography, Remote Sensing and related disciplines. Traditional and E-journal publications. Includes journals produced by associations found in the "associations" page of this site. Note that some of these journals require membership in that organisation. Many print journals are also available in electronic format, however, a subscription is required first to access e-version. Also, many of the print publications now have highlight articles, abstracts and article search engines on their websites. ACSM Bulletin Published by the American Congress on Surveying and Mapping Annals of the Association of American Geographers and The Professional Geographer both publications of the The Association of American Geographers Asian Journal of Geoinformatics Published by the Asian Association of Remote Sensing through ARSIN , the Asian Remote Sensing Research Information Network Australian Surveyor Published by the ISA Institution of Surveyors, Australia Canadian Journal of Remote Sensing The official journal of the Canadian Remote Sensing Society . See also alternate journal page at Canada Centre for Remote Sensing Cartographica Published by the University of Toronto Press and endorsed by the Canadian Cartographic Association Cartographic Perspectives Published by the North American Cartographic Information Society The Cartographic Journal Published by the British Cartographic Society Cartography The journal of the Mapping Sciences Institute , Australia.

27. Other Professional Activities: by the American Congress on surveying and mapping 1994 Discussant, Map Design ResearchSymposium, Ottawa, August 1994 Radio talk show for geography Awareness Week http://www.msu.edu/~olsonj/Other.htm

Other Professional Activities: The Professional Geographer Annals of the Association of American Geographers Annals of the Association of American Geographers International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences , eds. Neil J Smelser and Paul B Baltes, Pergamon. Cartographic Perspectives Community Service (professionally-related) Lonely Planet production, Lansing. Academic Service: Department: Search Committees (BU and MSU) Chair Search Committee (BU) Undergraduate Studies Committee (BU) 1974-75 Library Liaison for Dept. of Geography (BU) 1974-75 Space Committee (BU) 1974-75 Budget Committee (BU) 1975-76 Graduate Admissions Committee (BU) 1975-76 Director of Graduate Studies and Chair, Grad Admissions Comm. (BU) 1976-~81 Compiler of "The Preparation of Maps for Theses and Dissertations" (BU) ~1976 Faculty Advisory Committee (including Chair) Ad hoc Committee on the Cartography Lab (twice) Colloquium Organizer (BU) 1976-77, (MSU) 1985-87 (MSU yrs correct?) Cartography Center Committee, 1994-5 Atlas Committee (MSU) Staffing Committees (2) (1998-99) Staffing Committee Chair (1999-00) Library Staffing Committee (Maps/GI Librarian) (1999-00) GTU/Geography Club faculty liaison (with R. Thomas and A. Arbogast) (1999-01)

28. By Subject | Maps/Geographic Information Systems | Dictionaries database constructed on recognised principles for the research and documentationof history, geography, linguistics, cultural knowledge, surveying and mapping. http://www.lib.washington.edu/subject/maps/dr/eldic.html

Dictionaries Australian Antarctic gazetteer Searchable gazetteer of place names approved by the Antarctic Names and Medal Committee. Updated weekly. The Australian Antarctic Territory and Heard Island and the McDonald Islands are available now. Macquarie Island is in preparation Australian National Placenames Survey ANPS : [home page] "The aim of the Australian National Placenames Survey (ANPS) is to prepare a national register of geographical names. The National Register will be a supplement to the National Gazetteer, and will be a database constructed on recognised principles for the research and documentation of history, geography, linguistics, cultural knowledge, surveying and mapping. It will record all known Australian names, documenting their pronunciation, generic class, status (gazetted, obsolete, non-gazetted, sensitive, disputed etc.), origin, meaning, history, cultural significance (of both name and site), and map reference and location. The database will enable the production of a series of place name dictionaries, both local and national, over the next few decades"The Project screen BC Geographical Names Information System Belgium Place Names British Historical Gazetteer Composite gazetteer of Antarctica "The database contains all the names officially given to Antarctic geographic features by 20 countries, with the addition of the Antarctic undersea features taken from GEBCO. The names included in the database are those south of the 600S parallel ..."General information screen

29. Forestry Suppliers, Inc. 800-647-5368 geography Case Studies in GIS, Computer mapping, and Activism, Construction Measurements,Disaster Response GIS for Public Safety, Elementary Forest surveying http://www.forestry-suppliers.com/drilldown_pages/view_category.asp?ID=801

30. Geography And Map Division (Witness And Response: September 11 Acquisitions At T Library s geography and Map Division is concentrating on documenting the role mapsplayed in managing the recovery effort. Traditional surveying and mapping http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/911/911-maps.html

The Library of Congress Exhibitions Home September 11 Exhibition Pages Exhibitions Web Pages All Library of Congress Pages HOME Exhibition Overview Object List Public Programs ... Ground Zero Aerial Imagery, September 15, 2001 New York State, Office for Technology Geography and Map Division I n collecting cartographic materials relating to the events of 9/11, the Library's Geography and Map Division is concentrating on documenting the role maps played in managing the recovery effort. Traditional surveying and mapping techniques as well as modern electronic and remote sensing technologies were employed to aid the rescue and recovery operations, including remote sensing and aerial imagery, digital orthophotography, cutting-edge laser (light detection and rangingLIDAR) technology with the capability of producing accurate elevation data, and thermal imagery for mapping hot spots in the rubble. T hese mapping initiatives directed at the federal, state, and municipal levelssometimes in association with the private-sectorprovided important geographic and cartographic resources to help officials evaluate damage, monitor the progress of recovery, and provide for the safe deployment of personnel.

31. Map And Geography Library - Web Links and Map Division Western Association of Map Libraries geography and Cartography OrganizationsAmerican Congress on surveying and mapping Information on mapping http://gateway.library.uiuc.edu/max/weblinks.shtml

Map and Geography Library University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign about the library collections digital journals web links ... home Web Links Dictionaries Gazetteers Geospatial Data Sources Illinois State Agencies ... Aerial Photography Field Office, USDA (Salt Lake City) Sells photography flown by USDA agencies from 1955 to the present including NHAP and NAPP. Order prints directly from office; order forms and pricing information available at site. Cartographic Archives and Architectural Division, National Archives and Records Administration Holds pre-1955 USDA photography plus early photographs from other Federal agencies and photography taken during World War One and Two. Users must consult with Archives staff to determine material availablity then order reproductions through private vendors. EROS Data Center (Sioux Falls, SD) Houses and distributes remotely-sensed data, NHAP and NAPP photography, and USGS digital cartographic data. Use EarthExplorer, PhotoFinder, and MapFinder to determine product availabity. Illinois Digital Orthophoto Quadrangles Some DOQs available for free download Digital Illinois Historial Aerial Photography Scans of pre-1942 photographs. State coverage not yet completed.

32. Map And Geography Library - Journal Collection, P - T surveying mapping (cont. by surveying Land Information Systems), 526.905 SUA,c2, v. 4148, 1981 Teaching geography, Q.910.7 T222, current only, v. 1-19, 1975-1994, http://gateway.library.uiuc.edu/max/journals-p-t.shtml

Map and Geography Library University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign about the library collections digital journals web links ... home Journal Collection, P - T A - E F - J K - O U - Z Journal Title Call # Issues in MAX Years in MAX Issues in STX Years in STX Location in MAX Pacific Viewpoint (cont. by Asia Pacific Viewpoint) 919.05 PA v. 1-37 n/a bound journals Papers and Proceedings. Regional Science Assocation 306 RE, c2 v. 1-50 n/a bound journals Papers in Regional Science v. 70- n/a core journals Papers of the Regional Science Association v. 51-69 n/a bound journals Pennsylvania Geographer, The 910.5 PEN v. 1-11, 14- n/a bound journals Perspective 910.706 PE v. 6-16 n/a core journals Petermanns Geographische Mitteilungen Q.910.5 PE v. 122- v. 1-121 bound journals Petermanns Geographische Mitteilungen. Eranzungsband Q.910.5 PE, sup. n. 218-286 n/a bound journals Philippine Geographical Journal 910.5 PH v. 1-21 STX Philip's Geographical Digest (cont. Geographical Digest) Q.910 G281A reserve shelf Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing 526.98205 PH, c2 v. 36-

33. GEOGRAPHY LINKS provide highquality products and services to the surveying and mapping profession 1914to promote and improve the effectiveness of education in geography. http://www.oneonta.edu/academics/geography/geoglinks.htm

GEOGRAPHY LINKS Association of American Geographers The Association of American Geographers (AAG) is a scientific and educational society founded in 1904. The AAG advances professional studies in geography and encourages the application of geographic research in education, government, and business. It promotes discussion among its members and with scholars in related fields, supports the publication of scholarly studies, and performs services to aid the advancement of its members and the field of geography. Its 6,500 members share interests in the theory, methods, and practice of geography, which they cultivate through the AAG's Annual Meeting, two scholarly journals (the Annals of the Association of American Geographers and The Professional Geographer), the monthly AAG Newsletter, and the activities of its nine Regional Divisions and 53 Specialty Groups. http://www.aag.org/ American Geographical Society Established in 1851, the American Geographical Society is the oldest professional geographical organization in the United States. It is recognized world-wide as a pioneer in geographical research and education. The mission of the American Geographical Society is to link business, professional, and scholarly worlds in the creation and application of geographical knowledge and techniques to address economic, social, and environmental problems. The Society's work serves to increase geographical knowledge and the recognition of its importance in the contemporary world. Through its landmark publications, the Geographical Review and Focus magazine, and through assorted consulting and lecture services, the AGS excels in presenting clearly and concisely relevant geographical information that can be understood by the general public as well as by professional geographers. It has been noted for pioneering work in exploration and cartography; for amassing the foremost geographical research library in the Western Hemisphere; and for research, mapping, and consulting services for government and business at the highest levels.

34. Coordinate Systems Overview system was designed to facilitate the designation of geographical positions for 9,Defense mapping Agency Hydrographic Center Electronic surveying and Navigation http://www.colorado.edu/geography/gcraft/notes/coordsys/coordsys.html

Coordinate Systems Overview Peter H. Dana k.foote@colorado.edu This page is available in a framed version . For convenience, a Full Table of Contents is provided. Revised: 12/15/99 (Orignally published in July, 1995) Associated Overviews Introduction This overview of coordinate systems for georeferencing provides a brief description of local and global systems for use in precise positioning, navigation, and geographic information systems for the location of points in space. There are many different coordinate systems, based on a variety of geodetic datums, units, projections, and reference systems in use today. As an example, this overview often uses the position of one of the thousands of geodetic control points in the United States, the star in the hand of the Goddess of Liberty atop the Capitol building in Austin, Texas. The Texas Capitol Building The Star in the Hand of The Goddess of Liberty One Location Described by a Variety of Systems Table of Contents Basic Coordinate Systems There are many basic coordinate systems familiar to students of geometry and trigonometry.

35. Geodetic Datum Overview Geodetic datums and the coordinate reference systems based on them were developedto describe geographic positions for surveying, mapping, and navigation. http://www.colorado.edu/geography/gcraft/notes/datum/datum.html

Geodetic Datum Overview Peter H. Dana k.foote@colorado.edu This page is available in a framed version . For convenience, a Full Table of Contents is provided. Revised: 2003.2.11. Associated Overviews Introduction to Geodetic Datums Geodetic datums define the size and shape of the earth and the origin and orientation of the coordinate systems used to map the earth. Hundreds of different datums have been used to frame position descriptions since the first estimates of the earth's size were made by Aristotle. Datums have evolved from those describing a spherical earth to ellipsoidal models derived from years of satellite measurements. Modern geodetic datums range from flat-earth models used for plane surveying to complex models used for international applications which completely describe the size, shape, orientation, gravity field, and angular velocity of the earth. While cartography, surveying, navigation, and astronomy all make use of geodetic datums, the science of geodesy is the central discipline for the topic. Referencing geodetic coordinates to the wrong datum can result in position errors of hundreds of meters. Different nations and agencies use different datums as the basis for coordinate systems used to identify positions in geographic information systems, precise positioning systems, and navigation systems. The diversity of datums in use today and the technological advancements that have made possible global positioning measurements with sub-meter accuracies requires careful datum selection and careful conversion between coordinates in different datums.

36. Dr. Tao's Geomatics Resource Center Dept. of surveying and mapping. Agricultural University of Norway . Dept. surveyingProgram. United Kingdom. Department of geography and Topographic Science. http://www.geoict.net/tgipage/Resources/ns4/resources.htm

United States - Central Ohio State Univ. Center for Mapping ;.... and Department of Civil Engineering and Geodetic Science Purdue University (Indiana) .... Geomatics Engineering Program Vincennes University (Indiana) Ferris State University (Michigan) .... College of Technology Surveying Engineering Michigan Technological Univ. Surveying program ... Murray State University (Kentucky).... Dept. of Industrial and Engineering Technology Surveying Program Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering Nicolet College; P.O. Box 518; Rhinelander, WI 54501; (715)365-4410 Longview (Missouri) Community College .... Land Survey Program Univ. of Arkansas at Little Rock Kansas State University .... 4 yr. degree in Land Information Technology United States - East Univ. of Maine

37. Geographic Resouces surveying and mapping information. industry news or browse abstracts from their twopublished journals (Cartography and Geographic Information Science and http://ulysses.carthage.edu/departments/geography/geographic_resouces.htm

Professional Organizations Geographic Journals Professional Organizations American Congress on Survey and Mapping http://www.survmap.org/ Surveying and mapping information. Find out about standards, competitions, new products, industry news or browse abstracts from their two published journals (Cartography and Geographic Information Science and Surveying and Land Information Systems). Association for Geographic Information http://www.agi.org.uk/ AGI is a British organization that serves as a national center for geographic information. Check out publications, specialty groups, conferences, or use the AGI GIS dictionary. National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis http://www.ncgia.ucsb.edu/ The NCGIA is an independent research consortium whose primary mandate is to conduct basic research in geographic information science and related technology. The Imaging and Geospatial Information Society http://www.asprs.org/resources.html Find out about society information, meetings, publications, services, grids and datum. American Congress on Survey and Mapping http://www.survmap.org/

38. Geo-Guide: Cartography 14. Educational Resources for Cartography, geography, and Related URL, http//mapping.usgs.gov/www/html FIGTechnical Dictionary surveying and mapping Terms in http://www.geo-guide.de/cgi-bin/ssgfi/anzeige.pl?db=geo&sc=UT 000

39. Buffalo State - CDC - Geography information specialist utilizes these new technologies to collect and analyze geographicdata, combining the functions of mapping science and surveying into a http://www.buffalostate.edu/offices/cdc/geg.html

Choosing a Career/Major Learn About Yourself Explore Majors/Careers FAQ's ... Connect with a Mentor Geography Some career possibilities: Aerial Photo Analyst Cartographer Environmental Resource Specialist GIS Analyst Habitat Researcher Historic Preservationist Hydrologist International Business Consultant Landfill Surveyor Market Researcher Museum Guide Park Ranger Pollution Control ConsultantNatural Resource Specialist Project Manager Research Assistant Soil Conservation Technician Technical Sales Representative Waste Management Planner Geography is the study of physical and cultural phenomena on local, regional, continental, and global scales. Physical Geography explores the interaction of humans with the natural environment, while Human Geography examines patterns of economic, political, and cultural life. Specializations in the field of geography include Economic Geography, Political Geography, Medical Geography, and Cartography. Broad areas of employment: Business: International corporations employ geographers with specialized knowledge about the countries where they conduct business, in order to help them understand important cultural and natural phenomena in those regions. Even domestic businesses utilize people with geographic knowledge to analyze market trends in various regions, evaluate locations for development and expansion, and study the environmental impact of their business. Job titles for geographers in the field of business include market researcher, location analyst, area specialist, technical sales representative, and international business consultant.

40. Department Of Surveying And Mapping Engineering,CCIT of the Figure of the Earth Hydrographic surveying Oceanography Practical Astronomy.Cartography geography Information System Digital mapping Cartography Map http://www.sinica.edu.tw/~iuggwww/IAG/related_inst/CCIT.html

Department of Surveying and Mapping Engineering Chung Cheng Institute of Technology Introduction Department of Surveying and Mapping Engineering, formally Survey College of Combined Service Force, was founded in Peking in 1903 as Surveying and Mapping School, when the Republic of China was established in 1911. It was renamed Central Surveying School, and moved to several places during the years of North Expedition, War World II and Civic War. Following the transfer of nationalist government to Taiwan in 1949, it became subordinate to Combined Service Force. The consolidation in 1969 of three military academies Army Institute of Technology, Naval Engineering College, and Survey College of Combined Service Force, led to the foundation of Chung Cheng Institute of Technology (CCIT). The Survey College was united by affiliating to Engineering School of CCIT as Department of Surveying Engineering and remained until it was re-entitled Surveying and Mapping in 1988. To cultivate the surveying and mapping officials with advanced technology. To evolve the characteristic military surveying and mapping so as to underlie the strength of national defense and to facilitate the development of national defense industry. Students are instructed amid a milieu where philosophy, military science and natural science are conjugated. It is anticipated that students be practical, innovative, and agreeable to integrating theories with their applications. This Department is affiliated to the Engineering School of CCIT. In order to meet the needs of national defense. There are three groups within this department: Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, Geodesy, and Cartography. To obtain the admission, an applicant must be 22 years old or younger who has graduated from a senior high school a vocational high school and passed the entrance examination.

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