Model Reference Adaptive Theory on International Technology Transfer (II) : Transfer of Triangulation Technology for a Vast Area of Hokkaido
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J. R. Wasson started the use of triangulation to survey vast areas for drawing a map of Hokkaido. Wasson was commissioned by Hokkaido Colonization Agency in march of 1873. Later on, M. S. Day continued to survey work in detail. The Ikunosuke Arai's group of engineers adopted the western triangulation technology from J. R. Wasson and M. S. Day for the first time in Japan. This paper discusses the effort process and considers the process of model reference adaptation upon the introduction of western triangulation technology for the survey of Hokkaido.
- 北海道大学の論文
- 1990-12-20
著者
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Yamamura Etsuo
Department Of Regional Planning Division Of Environmental Planning Graduate School Of Environmental
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Yamamura Etsuo
Department Of Regional Planning Devision Of Environmental Planning Graduate School Of Environmental
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YAMAMURA Etsuo
Department of Regional Ecosystems, Graduate School of Environmental Earth Science, Hokkaido University
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