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COMMITTEE II
Plotting Machines and Instruments — Plotting instruments, devices, construc
tion and operation; techniques for obtaining measurements or plotting maps
from photographs; standardized test and performance measurements.
President: Dr. G. Poivilliers, France
Secretary: Mr. M. R. Daniel, France
First Session, Thursday 4 September 3.20—5.10
Considerations On the Poivilliers — S.O.M. Material and Its Facility For
Adoption In Works Of High Precision — Dr. G. Poivilliers — France.
The Restitution Apparatus For Rectified Trimetrogon Obliques — The
National Geographic Institute — France.
News About German Photogrammetric Instruments — Dr. M. Schwidefsky —
Germany.
The Nistri Photostereograph, Model В — Dr. Giovanni Boaga — Italy.
The Optico-Mechanic Conduction Of Homologous Lines of Sight In The
Nistri Photostereograph, Model B. — Major Luigi Ronca — Italy.
The New Nistri Photocartograph — Mr. Umberto Nistri — Italy.
Orientation For Construction Of Photogrammetric Restitution Apparatus —
Dr. Ermengildo Santoni — Italy.
Use Of The Kelsh Plotter — Mr. Harry T. Kelsh — U.S.A.
Remarks On The Pennington Proposal For A Standard Test Of Plotting
Instruments — Prof. W. Schermerhorn — Netherlands.
Second Session, Saturday, 6 September, 1952 3.10—5.10
Graphic Method Of Forming The Plastic Image — Dr. G. Poivilliers — France.
Influence Of Instrument Error On Accuracy Of Plotting And Methods Of
Orientation — Dr. Richard Finsterwalder — Germany.
New Methods Of Tilt Determination — Dr. J. Sutor — Germany.
Some New Geometric Knowledge On Vertical Photographs — Dr. J. Sutor —
Germany.
The Critical Surfaces In The Photogrammetric Cardinal Problem — Dr. Whi
ther Hoffman — Germany.
Convergent Photography — Mr. M. A. Radlinski — U.S.A.
Stereoscopic Mapping With The U.S. Coast And Geodetic Survey Nine Lens
Camera — Mr. William D. Harris — U.S.A.
New Photogrammetric Wild Plotters — Dr. H. Kasper — Switzerland.
Third Session, Tuesday 9 September, 1952 3.20—5.00
Stereo-Maps — Dr. A. Frey Samsioe — Sweden and Dr. Percy H. Tham —
Sweden.
Some Aspects Of Photogrammetry In Great Britain — Mr. J. A. Eden —
England.
Application Of Photogrammetry In Plotting Roads In Tropical Countries —
Mr. B. Scherpbier — Netherlands.
Photographic Reproduction As The Intermediary Between Picture Taking And
Restitution — Mr. M. G. Parenti — Italy.
The Map Of The Grand Duchy Of Luxembourg — The National Geographic
Institute — France.
Photogrammetry at The National Geographic Institute of France.