REPORT OF COMMISSION II: PLOTTING, THEORY AND INSTRUMENTS
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TH, Stuttgart: 1 Zeiss C8, 1 Stereotope, 1
18X18 Stereocomparator, SEG V.
Aerial Recording Data
cameras
I AG: Zeiss Convergent Camera 2XRMK
21/18; Zeiss RMK 21/18, Topar; Zeiss
RMK 15/23, Pleogon; Wild Normal, Wide,
and Superwide Angle.
MA: Zeiss RMK, 15/23, Pleogon; Zeiss RMK
30/23, Topar; LogEtronic Printer; Pakorol
Automatic Developing Machine (film and
paper).
NL, Hannover: Zeiss RMK 21/18, Topar;
Zeiss RMK 15/32, Pleogon; Wild RC5a, 21
cm, 18X18; Wild RC8, 15 cm., 23X23.
HL, Wiesbaden: Wild RC5, 21 cm., 18X18;
Wild RC5, 15.3 cm., 23X23; Zeiss RMK
15.3 cm., 23X23.
LS, Saarbrücken: Wild Aviogon, 15/23
photography done by commercial firms.
LNW, Bad Godesberg: Photography done by
commercial firms with Zeiss RMK 21/18 2 ,
Zeiss Convergent 21/18 and RMK 15/23,
Wild RC5a 21/18, Wild RC5a 15/23, Wild
RC8 15/23.
FH, Hamburg: 18X18 and 23X23.
LRP, Koblenz: Wild 15/23 Aviogon, Zeiss
21/18 Topar, Zeiss 15/23 Pleogon, Wild
21/18 Avioton.
CARL ZEISS, Oberkochen: RMKA, 15/23,
21/23, 30/23, 60/23; KMKAR, 15/23
Reseau Camera; Photographic Stereo Cam
era SMK; Photo Theodolite, TMK.
AE, Frankfurt: Wild 153/23 Aviogon, Wild
210/18 Aviotar, Wild 88/23 Superwide
Aviogon.
DL, Hamburg: Linhof Aerotecknica Cam
eras; 13.5 cm., 4X5 Planar; 18 cm. Sym-
mar; 25 cm. Sonnar.
HL, Munster: Wild RC8 21/18 Aviotar,
Wild RC8 15/23 Aviogon, Zeiss RMK
21/18 Topar, Zeiss RMK 15/23 Pleogon.
P GmbH, München: Zeiss RMK, 15/23
Pleogon; Zeiss Rb, 20/30 Topogon; Zeiss
RMK, 21/18 Topar; Eagle IX, 30/23
Ross; Zeiss Rb, 75/30; F52, 50 cm., 18X21.
I PITH, Hannover: cameras furnished by
private contractors—Wild RC5a 21/18,
Wild
RC5a 15/23, Zeiss RMK 21/18, Zeiss
RMK 15/23.
IPTTH, Karlsruhe: TAF, 16 cm., 13/18 cm.
(glass plate for terrestrial uses); miscella
neous cameras.
RECORDING MEDIA
IAG: Some color photography is used in
tests. The Zeiss Statoscope S2 is used.
MA: Infrared is used for interpretation.
AE, Frankfurt: Possible infrared use in
tropics since advent of Zeiss RMKA camera.
Color photography scarcely used—mostly
for cities.
DL, Hamburg: Black and white and color
photography capability.
HL, Munster: Infrared used in tropical rain
forest. Color photography for tests and
demonstrations.
P GmbH, München: Infrared is used for
forestry work. Color is used for photointer
pretation.
New Instruments and Techniques
CARL ZEISS, Oberkochen: Remote con
trol for aerial cameras. Navigation telescope
for precise navigation of photo flights. Aero-
stereo-microscope for interpretation purposes.
Rectifier SEG Vb, transportable instrument
for use in vars. Profile measuring device for
engineering projects. Printing head for Co-
ordimat, and Stereoplanigraph C8 (symbols
and figures). Precision Stereocomparator
PSK. Precision Monocomparator PEK. Or
thophotoscope Gigas-Zeiss. Supragraph, high-
precision stereo plotter. Coordimat, for fully
automatic plotting of points. Diapositive de
vice for Stereotope. Spotting projector for
drawing tables. Marking device, snap marker
for identification of natural points and mark
ing of artificial points. Photographic stereo
camera SMK. Photo Theodolite TMK. Ter-
ragraph, plotter for photographs taken with
SMK and TMK.
K. H. Schmidt: Rectifier Type Orion I I/S
(partially automatic).
GIRWTH, Aachen: Block triangulation—
see “Numerical Method” (Bulletin 1962/
Nr. 4).
IPTTH, Karlsruhe: Affine restitution ap
plication of superwide angle photography.
HOLLAND
Organization
governmental: Topografische Dienst, Delft;
Fotogrammetrische Dienst van het Kadas-
ter; Meetkundige Dienst van de Rijks-
waterstaat.
industry—Aerial photography: KLM Aero-
carto, Amsterdam Airport.
institutes: I.T.C. Delft.
Activities
All phases of aerial photography, land sur