De Computandis Dimensionibus Trigonometricis In Superficie Terrae Sphaeroidica Institutis (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781270881247)

"De Computandis Dimensionibus Trigonometricis In Superficie Terrae Sphaeroidica Institutis" explores the application of trigonometric principles to the measurement of the Earth's surface, specifically considering its spheroid shape. This work likely delves into the complexities of geodetic surveying and the mathematical models used to accurately determine distances and areas on a non-spherical Earth. It is of historical and practical value to geodesists, surveyors, and anyone interested in the mathematical underpinnings of cartography and terrestrial measurement. The book provides insights into the techniques and challenges involved in accounting for the Earth's curvature when performing trigonometric calculations.

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