Darstellende Geometrie des Geländes by Rudolf Rothe

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Darstellende Geometrie des Geländes by Rudolf Rothe is a scientific publication written in the early 20th century. This work focuses on the graphical representation of topographical surfaces using the method of kotierten Projektionen, which allows the reader to understand complex geographical shapes through mathematical principles and drawings. It is designed for those with an interest in applied geometry, particularly in fields such as surveying, geography, civil engineering, and geology. The opening of the text introduces the purpose and methodology behind the book’s content, emphasizing how maps effectively portray terrains while addressing height differences. It discusses the importance of height lines or Schichtlinien that indicate points of equal elevation and how these can be applied to solve practical problems in topography and surveying. Furthermore, Rothe highlights the ease of understanding these concepts, suggesting that only basic geometric knowledge is required to engage with the material and practical applications presented throughout the work. (This is an automatically generated summary.)