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21. The Greek Roval Air For« 10 
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29 Lopographi« ud ( aa ral e rvic«t 11 
24 . Hydrographic Service of the Royal Navy 11 
25. General Directorate ot Forest M.o.A. 12 
26. Private Survevors 12 
27 National Technical Universitv of Athens 12 
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In addition to the Survey of India, other Departments using Aerial Photography for studies, 
are the Geological Survey of India, Oil & Natural Gas Commission, Damodar Valley and other project 
organizations. The activities of these Departments are very limited and are confined to their special 
fields of work. Photogrammetry is taught in a few Universities as part of a wide course in Engineer- 
ing and Surveying.