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- local area netwoek LANTASTIC (ARTISOFT,USA) 
SOFTWARE ™ 
surveying/geodesy/mapping package GEOSECMA (KORDAB, Sweden) 
- basic photogrammetric package GEOAIR (NOAP, Sweden) 
- aerial triangulation PAT MR (INPHO, Germany) 
- remote sensing/GIS package ILWIS (ITC, the Netherlands) 
- GIS/LIS package PC ARC INFO (ESRI, USA) 
- DBASE IV 
- HARVARD GRAPHICS 
- WORD PERFECT WP 5.1 
  
FIGURE 2 The 
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DIGITISER PORT. PC ye 
Calcomp Toshiba PORT. 
AO Size HP PRINTER 
LaserJet IN 
STEREO 5 
PLOTTER PS2/M30 ° 
Wild A8 PC PS2/MOO MONITORS 
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STATION 
Gecdimeter MONITORS 
AGA 422LR 3 4 High res. 
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ELECTRONIC 488-200MB PC Rea/Mao 
THEODOLITE PC Pc 
Wiid T1600 PLOTTER 
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A06-300M PLOTTEF 
SERVER BACKUP fun 
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Tape Streamer A1 Size 
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LOCAL AREA NETWORK Dot Matrix 
  
In future, each of the workstations will 
be developed in respect to the available 
resources. The photogrammetric workstation 
is very simple because of a limited 
photogrammetric equipment in the 
Department. Presently, only the analogous 
plotter is available. However, there is 
possibility to extend the photogrammetric 
workstation within the near future 
research plans of the Department. 
5. TRAINING OF THE STAFF 
The process of staff training is very long 
and expensive. This concerns not only the 
basic post graduate MSc and PhD courses or 
technical diploma courses but also the 
short term courses to refresh or extend a 
Staff knowledge on the new developments in 
methodology, equipment and software. 
Training of Zambian staff in the 
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Department of Surveying, UNZA is sponsored 
by the external donors SIDA (Sweden) and 
CICAT (the Netherlands). 
Presently only two Zambian lecturers 
assist the Department with teaching, after 
the completion of the MSc overseas study 
in fields of Cadastral Surveying and Land 
Use Planning,Resources 
Management, respectively. 
Four other Zambian members are studying 
PhD and MSc courses in fields of 
Surveying, Geodesy and 
Photogrammetry in Stockholm and London. 
Temporary, four expatriate academic staff 
from Europe, sponsored by SIDA and CICAT 
are employed in the Department. 
Two highly qualified Zambian technicians 
with the Higher Nationa Diplomas obtained 
in England and several years experience 
in surveying and mapping also assist the 
Department.