It's possible you're thinking of one of these related fields:
* Geometry: This is the study of shapes, sizes, and spaces. It's a fundamental branch of mathematics.
* Trigonometry: This focuses on relationships between angles and sides of triangles. It's essential in fields like surveying, navigation, and engineering.
* Geodesy: This is the study of the Earth's shape and its gravitational field. It involves using measurements and calculations to understand Earth's dimensions and its relationship to space.
* Geomatics: This is a broader field encompassing the use of technology to acquire, manage, analyze, and present spatial information. It includes surveying, remote sensing, and geographic information systems (GIS).
Could you please clarify what you were looking for? Perhaps you can provide more context or the source where you encountered the term "geonomotry".
