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CONTENTS 
VOLUME I 
Title page 
Photographs 
Structure of the ISP and the IUFRO 
Symposium Committee 
Sponsors of the symposium 
Editor's preface 
1. OPENING ADDRESSES 
G.Hildebrandt, President of Comm.VII ISP 
J.Cruset, President of the ISP 
G.Speidel, on behalf of IUFRO President W.Liese 
C.Heller, Chairman of S 6.05 IUFRO 
2. REMOTE SENSING FROM SPACE: 
EXPERIENCES FROM THE SEVENTIES - PROGRAMS FOR 
THE EIGHTIES 
TWENTY FIVE YEARS OF PROGRESS IN PHOTOGRAPHIC 
INTERPRETATION UNDER COMMISSION VII 
R.N.Colwell, Earth Satellite Corp., Berkeley (USA) 
EARTH RESOURCES OBSERVATIONS FROM SPACE - NASA's 
EXPERIENCE AND PROJECTIONS FOR THE 1980's 
W.E.Rice, O.G.Smith, N.G.Foster, NASA-Johnson Space 
Center, Houston (USA) 
REMOTE SENSING FROM SPACE; EXPERIENCES FROM THE 
SEVENTIES - PROGRAMS FOR THE EIGHTIES, AS VIEWED 
BY THE EROS PROGRAM 
G.A.Thorley and J.M.DeNoyer, U.S.Geological Survey, 
Reston (USA) 
THE EROS DATA CENTER: A PARTNER IN INTERNATIONAL 
REMOTE SENSING 
G.H.Landis, EROS Data Center, U.S.Geological Survey, 
Sioux Falls (USA) 
THE ESA REMOTE SENSING PROGRAM: PRESENT ACTIVITIES 
AND FUTURE PLANS 
J. Plevin, European Space Agency, Paris, 
and I. Pryke, European Space Agency, Toulouse (France) 
OVERALL DESCRIPTION OF EARTHNET AND RELEVANT 
ARRANGEMENTS MADE BY THE EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY (ESA) 
H.Kaltenecker, 
   
European Space Agency, Paris (France) 
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