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Hello, In the previous invisible exports post I was writing about my profession. invisible exports I'm an Engineer Surveyor ... Few people know exactly what it is and most will soon find out that says talking "meter land." It hurts a little, but there is a grain of truth. The Engineer Surveyor deals rather with measurement of land, (incidentally, hence the name), but rather talk in positioning. A road, bridge, subdivision, city or any civil work to become reality surveying (the backbone of Engineering Surveying) is required. With the survey we are able to "locate" the reality materializing a map that will be used in the project. Subsequently the columns, for example, must be positioned exactly invisible exports in the places defined. Another application is the industrial placement: the robots of a carmaker needs to be well positioned to make a weld (or any other operation) in the exact place. Imagine a robot 0.5 cm out of place ... The Surveyor Engineer is the most prepared to determine its original position professional. Have today those images and maps via the internet and also applications called GIS (geographic data when link hands with various invisible exports data - power consumption, environmental degradation, invisible exports etc.). As this is also positioning the Surveyor Engineer has the ability to operate in this market. Can not forget that farm that his grandfather divided among the children. Was there one surveyor and tried to divide the land into equal (or equivalent) parts. Actually the topography is a tool used by virtually all engineering. You may have seen a Civil Eng positioning the road, a Mechanical Engineer by positioning the robot, an Architect Allotment a Agronomist dividing the land and Eng Cartographer dealing with GIS. Except invisible exports the latter Surveyor Engineer is still the most appropriate to deal with positioning, but this is an old fight. Incidentally, there is a movement (I do not know where foot is) trying to unite with the Engineering Surveying Engineering Cartography given the extreme correlation. In recent years there is also a strand wanting to change the name to Geomatics. Has more to do with technological development. Well, I guess I just did not explain very well what makes Surveyor Engineer, but it will be a good start (my colleagues will forgive me) if you answer "meter ground", among other things, of course. There is a good definition and more information in Wikipedia (http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engenharia_de_agrimensura) Success for us.
Hello Elerson. Tb'm Surveyor Engineer, graduated from the Federal University of Viçosa (UFV), where courses Eng Surveying and Cartographic now unified invisible exports from this first half of 2009. Speaking to the course coordinator at UFV, prof. Domingo Rodriguez Dr. Dalto him, which is part of the CREA-MG, told me that the CREA gave full support and said that the academy has even taken the initiatives progress, so that councils can follow it. See the pedagogical project http://www.ufv.br/dec/eam/PRJ_ped_AGRIM_CART.pdf Greetings ... February 12, 2009 19:31
Thanks for the tip and for visiting my dear. I'll take a look at the project and remember have already invisible exports talked to about Dalto. In fact, I still have my doubts about the unification., But I think the market will move to it, even if it takes a while, so councils will eventually sticking. And you, where you have worked? February 14, 2009 11:12
Elerson, I ask you to remove the words "Enosaat said" listed invisible exports in the top post of Professor. Carlito Vieira de Moraes. Who wrote the message am I, Prof. Carlito. May 28, 2009 16:28
Thanks for your visit Prof. Carlito invisible exports and his opinion. Sometimes I think I'd have something like medicine: a positional engineer (equivalent to general practitioner) who can continue studying to specialize in cartography and surveying. As for your post, probably someone had logged before invisible exports the Lord with the login "Enosaat". I can not just remove the Enosaat, so I will delete the comment and republish it as Anonymous. Big hug. May 28, 2009 23:00
Santa Maria, May 28, 2009 CURRENT ISSUES AND UNIFICATION engineering surveying invisible exports the array of knowledge must be based in FIG presets in their Study Groups, an organization that cultivates the tradition of our profession. The issue of unification is a very serious problem (a popular expression sums up: "two in that it does not give one!"). Already made in Viçosa, Bahia and will make only hope that in Rio de Janeiro will also do. It is the modernist mentality inconsequential technicality. The tradition does not exist for them. Foreign organizations, such as the "Ordre invisible exports des Experts-Géomètres" of France and the "Ordre invisible exports des Arp