| 7.0 SUMMARY 
p It is an interesting time to be working in the transition to digital 
photogrammetry. The rapid increase in computing power and 
the advent of practical digital image handling permits 
developers to advance the productivity of photogrammetry in a 
fairly continuous way. When the automation is synonymous 
with productivity increases or ease of use, advancement has 
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mm been made. Automated operations have been discussed and are 
continuing to permeate nearly all phases of digital 
— photogrammetry. Most of these improvements are being put to 
use rapidly after their introduction. Automation is expected to 
an be remain a key area of Leica-Helava development for some time. 
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