This volume continues the exploration of surveying, delving into advanced topics in plane and geodetic surveying. The book is structured into sixteen chapters, with dedicated sections on field astronomy, photogrammetric surveying, electro-magnetic distance measurement (EDM), and remote sensing. It incorporates detailed descriptions and illustrations of both conventional instruments and modern advanced measuring devices, including Wild T-2, T-3, and T-4 Theodolites, electronic theodolites, Distomats, and Total Stations. The text rigorously develops theory, provides numerous numerical examples for practical application, and includes advanced problems suitable for competitive examinations.

This text is designed as a comprehensive continuation of Volume I, focusing on advanced principles and modern instrumentation in surveying. It aims to provide rigorous theoretical development supported by practical examples and problems, catering to students and professionals preparing for competitive examinations. The inclusion of contemporary technologies like Total Stations and EDM suggests a focus on current industry practices.