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Résumé 
L'auteur passe en revue les sources des erreurs de position des images 
dans la photographie aérienne, se concentrant particulièrement sur les résultats 
obtenus depuis le 9 e Congrès International de I960. Il propose un programme 
de travaux à suivre. 
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