By Staff Reporter
Islamabad:Students from the Physics and Statistics departments at a local university embarked on a fascinating learning journey today with a visit to the Survey of Pakistan. Led by Vice Principal Prof. Anees Mirza, along with senior faculty members Prof. Muhammad Azam (Physics) and Prof. Muhammad Yasin (Statistics), the delegation gained valuable insights into the world of geophysics, mapping techniques, and their applications in both defense and development endeavors.
The visit included a comprehensive briefing on the various technical aspects of geophysics. Students were introduced to the science behind map creation and its crucial role in national security and infrastructure development projects. The digitization of mapping processes emerged as a particularly captivating area of interest for the students, highlighting the Survey of Pakistan’s commitment to embracing technological advancements.
This educational trip provided a unique opportunity for the students to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical applications. By witnessing firsthand the intricate workings of the Survey of Pakistan, they gained a deeper understanding of how physics and statistics play a vital role in shaping the nation’s landscape
