Analysis of geodesic methots used in architectural surving
2008
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Danışman: Prof. Dr. Türkay Tüdeş
Özet (EN)
Architectural surveys are conducted through computer technologies thanks to the progress of today?s technology. In addition, progress in the computer technologies also enables the existing tools to be equipped with different programs. Manufacturing of the newly developed tools resulted in the disuse of the previous tools. In this study an external package program has been developed in order to provide the propertiesof the new program tools, which have lost their aspect of usage, the capacity of the newly developed tools. Development and operation of this program is analyzed and searched step by step. The developed program is discussed through connection, forward resection and polar survey methods.By the help of these tools and programs, the project of the façade to be surveyed could be drawn at a relatively shorter period and more accurately. As an outcome of this study, calculations, drawings and tables have been prepared. As a result of all usability of the developed program has been verified and the program is proposed to be used in architectural surveying.
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Yeşim Toprak (Master Thesis). Analysis of geodesic methots used in architectural surving, 2008, Gazi University.
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