The future use of computers in the surveying profession

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Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors

Language: English Publication details: RICS 1977Description: 24p. 30cmLOC classification:

333.00285

Summary: Evidence from the RICS to the British Computer Society study into the future requirements of the users of computers for data processing. GCPA memorandum May 1977 (No.18). 2 copies: reference copy filed with memoranda. Loan copy filed in box RICS 1977/40C

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Evidence from the RICS to the British Computer Society study into the future requirements of the users of computers for data processing. GCPA memorandum May 1977 (No.18). 2 copies: reference copy filed with memoranda. Loan copy filed in box RICS 1977/40C

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