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Chapter V
F) REPORT ON THE PARTICIPATION OF THE GERMAN CENTERS
Test N. 20
by
Dr. Ing. W. Brucklacher and Prof. ft. Forstner
1 — THE GERMAN SHARE IN THE TESTING WORK OF THE I.S.P. (COMM. Ill) IS A TEAM
WORK OF 6 CENTERS
1. Technische Hochschule München, Institut für Photogrammetrie, Topogra
phie und Allgemeine Kartographie, Prof. Dr.-Ing. R. Finsterwalder;
2. Technische Hochschule Stuttgart, Institut für Yermessungswesen und
Photogrammetrie, Prof. Dr.-Ing. E. Gotthardt;
3. Hansa Luftbild G.m.b.H., Münster, Dr.-Ing. W. Blaschke;
4. Institut für Angewandte Geodäsie, Frankfurt/Main, Prof. Dr.-Ing. e. h.
E. Gigas;
5. Zeiss-Aerotopograph G.m.b.H., Oberkochen, Dr.-Ing. M. Ahrend;
6. Deutsches Geodätisches Forschungsinstitut, München, Prof. Dr.-Ing.,
Dr.-Ing. e.h. M. Kneissl.
Centers 1-5 were responsible for the instrumental aerotriangulation of the 3
lateral and 8 longitudinal strips of the block. Center 6 was in charge of the calculations
for adjustment, whereas center 4, in connection with center 5, did the preparing
work. The directions for instrumental aerotriangulation and strip adjustment as
well as the compilation of the results, the error calculation (intrinsic and absolute
accuracy) have been drafted by the centers 5 and 4.
1.1. Material.
For evaluation the diapositives of the film negatives taken by the IGN, Paris,
with the Zeiss Camera RMK 15/23 (max. distortion of Pleogon lens: 4 microns) were
used: Flight altitude above ground: approx. 8 500 m, image scale approx. 1:55000,
3 lateral and 8 longitudinal strips of an average of 16 photographs and 80 km length,
size of the block approx. 80:80 knr.
1.2. Method allied.
All 11 strips have been triangulated according to the method of conjunction of
successive photographs in the Stereoplanigraph C 8. For the 3 lateral strips the IGN,
Paris, placed the coordinates x, y, z of a total of 33 control joints arranged at the be