General Photogrammetry, elements of aerial cameras, lens, and film distortion; principles of stereoscopy; flight planning.
TC 4 - ELEMENTS OF CAROGRAPHY
History and classification of maps; data compilation; map projection; map
design and layout; map compilation; map reproduction; map preservation and
cataloguing; relief models; cartograms.
TC 5 - ELEMENTS OF GEODESY
Properties of the spheroid; determination of the form and size of the earth;
spherical excess; triangulation and reconnaissance; geodetic positions of
the Philippine Plane Coordinate System.
TC 6 - GEODETIC LEVELS
Determination of vertical datum (mean sea level); Use and adjustment of
precise level instruments; field practice on geodetic leveling and computations.
TC 7 - COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
A short course in computer programming with emphasis on FORTRAN language
applications to geodetic and photogrammetric problems.
TC 8 - ADJUSTMEMTS OF OBSERVATIONS
Principles of least squares; classes of observations; adjustment of surveys
in geodetic triangulation' traverse and trilateration.
TC 13 - PHOTOGRAMMETRY II-A
Photo interpretation; principles and theories of photo interpretation; landforms
and rock types as viewed through aerial photography; applications of aerial
photographic techniques to various fields of earth science - soils, geology,
forestry and agriculture.
TC 14 - PHOTOGRAMMETRY III
Photogrammetric engineering practice; theory of errors of stereo-photogrammetry,
model deformation, aero triangulation; strip and block adjustment; rectification;
terrestrial photogrammetry and applications.
TC 15 - GEODETIC SURVEYS
Applications of the principles of geodesy to triangulation; trilateration
and traverse; regulations of the Coast and Geodetic Survey for geodetic
control surveys; strength of figures; intervisibility of stations; use of
repeating and direction Theodolites and other precise instruments in actual
field practice.
TC 16 - GEODETIC ASTRONOMY
Precise determination of azimuth, latitude, time and longitude with Theodolites
and accessories, field practice on solar and stellar observations.
TC 17 - GEOMORPHOLOGY
Earth's relief features; concepts in geomorphologic cycle; variations in
a cycle; Karsts geomorphic cycle; coastal geomorphic cycle; organisms and
landforms; domal and folded mountains; mountains, volcanoes and related
landforms.
TC 18 - PHOTOGRAMMETRY I-B
General Photogrammetry, history, basic principles;
Optics; stereoscopy; production of photographs; photogrammetric instruments;
restitutions of photographs; photogrammetric triangulation; application
of photogrammetry to map making.
TC 19 - PHOTOGRAMMETRY II-B
Photo interpretation. Intensive training of the principles and theories
of photo interpretation; landforms and rock types as viewed through aerial
photography; applications of aerial photographic techniques to any various
fields of earth science - Forestry, Soils, Agricultures, Engineering, Geology
and others.
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