Full text: Modern trends of education in photogrammetry & remote sensing

McNair, Arthur J. ; Dodge, H.F. and Rutledge, J.D. ( 1958): A Solution of 
the General Analytical Aerotriangulation Problem (Technical Report, 
ERDL Contract № DA-44-009 ENG 2986; Cornell University, Ithaca, 
N.Y.). 
Merritt, Everett (1951): Photogrammetric Control Extension by Analytical 
Means (US Naval Photographic Interpretation Center Report № 110-51). 
Mikhail, Edward M. (1963): A New Approach to Analytical Aerotriangulation 
- Two Directional Triplets in Sub-block (Ph.D. thesis, Cornell Uni 
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Mikhail, Edward M. (1970): Parametric Constraints in Least Squares (PE 
36/12). 
Miller, Charles L. (1957): The Spatial Model Concept of Photogrammetry 
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Ground, MD).
	        
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