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„SNELLIUS"
Sinds de ledenvergadering van 22 januari 1981 wordt het bestuur
van dit landmeetkundig gezelschap gevormd door de volgende per
sonen: Jacques Smeets, voorzitter; Tjeu Lemmens, secretaris;
Mia van den Bogaard, penningmeester; Jan Jans, commissaris on
derwijs; PaulLohman, commissaris.
38th PHOTOGRAMMETRIC WEEK
The Institute for Photogrammetry of Stuttgart University and the
Division for Geodesy and Photogrammetry of Carl Zeiss, Ober-
kochen, would like to give notice of the 38th Photogrammetric
Week in Stuttgart from Monday, 5th October to Saturday, 10th
October 1981
This regular event was initiated by Carl Pulfrich as vacation
course in photogrammetry" in 1909; this is its fifth time in Stuttgart
since 1973. The reactions to all meetings as upgrading courses and
as platform for an international exchange of experiences were
very positive.
As in the previous years, Prof. F. Ackermann, Stuttgart, and
Prof. H. K. Meier, Oberkochen, are responsible for the scientific
direction. The lectures from Germany and abroad will put special
emphasis on the subjects Aerial Photography and Digital Terrain
Models.
The meeting starts with the award of the Carl Pulfrich prize 1981
and reports of the organizers, and will be concluded with individual
lectures on aerotriangulation.
Experienced technical interpreters will give simultaneous transla
tions of the mostly German lectures into English, French and
Spanish. The lectures will be unabridged; sufficient time has been
allowed for discussions.
The program is rounded off with demonstrations and practical
exercises on three afternoons.
Please address applications for and correspondence on the subject
of the 38th Photogrammetric Week to:
Universitat Stuttgart, Institut für Photogrammetrie, Postfach 560,
Keplerstrasse 11D-7000 Stuttgart 1
Application closing date: 17th August 1981
De hieronder vermelde tijdschriften enz. kunnen door de
lezers van Geodesia worden geleend bij ing. H. A. Schok,
Vakgroep Landmeetkunde van de Landbouwhogeschool,
postbus 339, 6700 AH Wageningen.
Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing
1980-8
Smith, Blackwell, Development of an information data base for
watershed monitoring. Jackson, Carter, Smith, Gardner, Urban land
mapping from remotely sensed data. Hsu, Burright, Texture per
ception and the RADC/Hsu texture feature extractor. Scarpace,
Quirk, Land-cover classification using digital processing of aerial
imagery. Frazier, Shovic, Statistical methods for determining land-
use change with aerial photographs. Marsh, Switzer, Kowalik,
Lyon, Resolving the percentage of component terrains within
single resolution elements. Thompson, Wehmanen, Using Landsat
digital data to detect moisture stress in corn-soybean growing
regions.
1980 9
Fraser, Multiple focal setting self-calibration of close-range metric
cameras. Dave, Effect of atmospheric conditions on remote sensing
of a surface nonhomogeneity. Smith, Tzeu Lie Lin, Ranson, The
Lambertian assumption and Landsat data. Holben, Justice, The
topographic effect on spectral response from nadir-pointing sensors.
Thomas, Spatial postprocessing of spectrally classified Landsat data.
Siegrist, Schnetzler, Optimum spectral bandsfor rock discrimination.
198010
Rosenfield, Melley, Applications of statistics to thematic mapping.
Crapper, Errors incurred in estimating an area of uniform land cover
using Landsat. Batson, Bridges, Inge, isbeii, Masursky, Strobell,
Tyner, Mapping the Galilean satellites of Jupiter with Voyager data.
Deutsch, Estes, Landsat detection of oil from natural seeps. Scho-
wengerdt, Reconstruction of multispatial, multispectral image data
using spatial frequency content. Phitipson, Problem-solving with re
mote sensing. Everitt, Gerbermann, Aianiz, Bowen, Using 70-mm
aerial photography to identify rangeland sites.
1980-11
Southard, The changing scene in surveying and mapping. Fang
You-Ching, Aerial photo and Landsat image use in forest inventory
in China. Quirk, Scarpace, A method of assessing accuracy of a
digital classification. Lathrop, Pennypacker, Spectral classification
of tomato disease severity levels. Graser, Veress, Self-calibration
of a fixed-frame multiple-camera system. Adeniyi, Land-use change
analysis using sequential aerial photography and computer tech
niques.
198012
Jeyapalan, Photogrammetry in recording the historic ship Niantic.
Lauterborn, Aerial photography summary record system five
years later. Hixson, Schulz, Fuhs, Akiyama, Evaluation of several
schemes for classification of remotely sensed data. Hoiben, Tucker,
Robinson, Limitations on the application of a ground-based spec
tral technique for determining rain forest leaf area index. Kimes,
Smith, Ransson, Vegetation reflectance measurements as a func
tion of solar zenith angle. Bryant, Dodge, Warren, Landsat for
practical forest type mapping: A test case. Craig, Miller, Forest site
index mapping and modeling.
KODAK PUBLIKATIE NO. GA-11-5 „PHOTOREPRODUCTION"
Het vijfde deel van een serie van tien Engelstalige publikaties, waar
in specifiek grafische onderwerpen aan de orde komen, is thans ver
schenen.
„Photoreproduction" beschrijft de elementaire fotografische stap
pen op het gebied van reproduktiewerkzaamheden. Deze Engels
talige publikatie telt 32 pagina's en is onderverdeeld in vier hoofd
stukken, nl. reproduktiecamera's, donkere kamer-procedures, ver
vaardigen van lijnillustraties en vervaardigen van rasterillustraties.
De prijs bedraagt f 15,30 inclusief BTW.
Deze publikatie kunt u telefonisch bestellen bij de grafische afdeling
van Kodak Nederland BV, telefoon 03405-5227. Voor de betaling
kan gebruik worden gemaakt van een toe te zenden acceptgirokaart.
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Hoofdkantoor: Dordrecht - tel. 078 - 14 70 53
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