resides, combined with advances in databases systems and 
communications technology, have brought the 
Geoinformatics community to change from a pure data 
acquisition to a (distributed) information system perspective; 
this to enable cost effective access, exchange, integration, 
and use of geoinformation residing in distributed databases, 
to support decision making at different levels. 
‘The OEEPE recognizes those changes, and next to keeping 
relevance to technical aspects of photogrammetry 
(experimental problem solving/cost saving technology), is 
developing a research programme that integrates 
photogrammetry into systems of wider scope (strategic and 
technological issues related to the European 
Geoinformation Infrastructure) for the next reporting period 
(1996-2000). Those objectives can only be achieved 
through strengthening international cooperation between 
the geoinformation user, producer and research 
communities. 
For any further information, please contact: 
C. Paresi, Secretary-General of the OEEPE 
c/o International Institute for Aerospace Survey and Earth 
Sciences (ITC) 
P.O. Box 6 
7500 AA Enschede 
The Netherlands 
Tel. +31 53 4874339 
Fax +31 53 4874335 
e-mail: paresi Q itc.nl 
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