Author: Hellings, S.

Source: Survey Review, Volume 12, Number 92, April 1954 , pp. 254-263(10)

Publisher: Maney Publishing

Abstract:

In 1943, the Colonial Research Committee accepted a proposal submitted by the Colonial Survey and Geophysical Committee to the effect that a Central Colonial Survey Organization should be established to undertake geodetic surveys and topographical mapping, publish the work completed, hold the required equipment and maintain the necessary records. In order that such an organization, if approved, could commence to operate as soon as possible after the end of war, a detailed scheme for same was called for by the Colonial Research Committee.

Document Type: Research Article

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1179/003962654791275527

Publication date: 1954-04-01

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