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tee and its sub-committee to prepare the English - Thai glos- 
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sary of surveing 2nd mapping terms. 
Turkey /Col.Eng.Talat Caglayan/ 
Turkish National Society of Photogrammetry /TUFB/ parti- 
cipated in the project of Working Group VI-4 and completed 
e national photogrammetric and photointerpretational bi - 
The history of photogrammetry in Turkey is included in 
the work entitled: "History of Mapping Technique", which is 
curre sn prepared and expected to be completed before the 
of 1976 | 
The national glossary of surveing including both, geode- 
sy and photogr rammetry is being prepared. This glossary con- 
photogrammetric terms and definitions in Turkish as 
well as their in the ISP official languages. 
United States /Prof.Paul R.7olf and L.David Nealey/ 
To collect comprehensive data about the photogrammetric, 
equivalents 
photointerpretational and remote sensing education in the 
United States 1260 questionnaires were sent out by Mr.Nea- 
ley. But only about 300 of them have been returned to date. 
The DES is biased. Firstly, not all surveyees completed 
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t portion of the questionnaire and secondly, the res- 
of those dealing with photogrammetry,cartography and 
systems /electrical engineering/ do not remain in proportion 
to remote sensing or photointrepretation responses. 
The survey has identified six institutions that offer 
minors in photogrammetry, three with masters programs and 
four with Ph.D programs. There are at least six schools that 
offer minors in remote sensing, five with marters programs 
and five with Ph.D. programs. 
The collected data conserns 118 remote sensing courses, 
35 photointerpretation courses, 15 photogeology courses, 56 
photogrammetry courses, 2 optic science courses, 4 image 
processing courses, 28 cartography courses and 26 related 
courses, i.e. systems'design. A distinction between photo- 
interpretation and remote sensing was made on the basis of 
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