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Governments or to private, independent organisations.
This Subsection should unveil the hierarchic network
which explains by itself certain wishes, circumstances,
developments. That analysis will be useful for future
evaluations and comparisons. One has to know where
and if fundamental religious aspects or military orders
have to be considered and which the reasons and
consequences are.
At Level A only the main-dependencies are shown, e.g.:
At Level B grades of dependency or independency upon
the governmental units could be estimated. Also a
coordination ^ could be given between the Society
members and the different groups defined in Level A and
B, which can be described in detail at Level C.
Subsection 3.3 could then serve for the cooperation
inside of the Member territory and across the boarders.
The most common types of cooperation could cover
technological consulting and expertises by scientists and
other specialists for companies, sub-production portions
executed by one body for the other, exchange (or
lending) of expert teams between enterprises or
institutes, or just giving temporary access to unique
instruments. Very interesting is also information about
cooperation between producers and users of instruments
which result in instrument testing reports.
On the Level A would be reported the number of
cooperation links, generally also about the number of
cooperating bodies. One could give figures according to
groups of bodies and the number of their cooperation
links, e.g. number of bodies with 1, 2 to 3, 4 to 10, and
more than 10 cooperation links, and this in classes:
scientific and educational institutions, companies and
enterprises, administration, single prominent persons;
special attention should be given to cooperation organ-
ised by scientific and professional societies. This
Subsection should include also names of cooperating
countries and numbers of cooperation links reported for
each country.
On the Level B the data given on level A could be further
categorised thematically according to the cooperation
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efficiency and fruitfulness, according to cooperation
volume (valuation) and duration (permanent, long term,
casual, emergency), and according to the level of
cooperation agreement (pan-regional, governmental,
organised by local administration, individual).
Level C could report details about specially interesting
cooperations in detail, e.g. traffic accident photogram-
metry in cooperation with the police and with the Court.
There are many different applications of economic
interest which, mutually forwarded, would find more
attention in the public. At this level will be also the
descriptive part for adding comments and proposals.
Subsection 3.4 concerns activities in international bodies
and commissions, contains information about functions
performed, positions kept, meetings organised, and other
activities of the Member representatives in the frame of
ISPRS or other pertinent international organisations.
At the Level A only numbers would be given (Activity or
position type, number of holders of such position type
etc.).
Level B would provide more details: duration, voting or
nominating procedure for example.
At Level C the names and addresses could be mentioned
of the personalities concerned and their programme,
aims, and responsibilities explained.
8. PROPOSED CONTENT OF A SECTION 4
CONCERNING PUBLICATIONS
This Section should comprise information about all the
editorial activities in the Member territory and/or
performed abroad, but with participation of the people or
organisations which belong to the Member Society.
At the general Level A the numbers rather than names
of journals, permanent editorial series, books, booklets,
articles and maps should be given. Those issues not
always are 100% devoted to our professional problems,
therefore they should be counted and reported in groups:
100% Photogrammetry + Remote Sensing + GIS/LIS
(Ph+RS+GIS) issues, more than 50% Ph+RS+GIS
issues, less than 50 % Ph+RS+GIS issues.
At the more particular Level B the names and bibliogra-
phical data of journals, continuous editorial series and
books should be given. To each title the Information
about the thematic content in % should be attached
(%Ph, %RS, %GIS).
At this level also the titles and bibliographical data of a
few most important articles (and maps) should be
given, also with the classification of the content in %,
and with keywords (to be added to an ISPRS keyword
index of WWW). For scientific papers it is important to
distinguish reviewed and uncontrolled contributions.
At the complementary/supplementary Level C all other
information concerning editorial activity can be given.
Here one could place a short descriptions of journals,
editorial series, books etc. Here also can be given longer
or even full list of other pertinent publications always
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