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Arliss E. Whiteside 
Bendix Research Laboratories 
Southfield, Michigan 
Assistant Manager, Image Data 
Systems Department. B.S.E.E., 
1955, Purdue University; 
M.S.E.E. and E.E., 1965, Massa- 
chusetts Institute of Technolo- 
gy. Contributed to design and 
development of digital control 
computers for various analytical 
stereoplotters. Responsibilities 
included detailed system analyses and designs, program- 
ming for both frame and panoramic photography, assist- 
ance in system integration and checkout, and instruction 
of user personnel. Has served as Project Supervisor in an 
investigation of automatic planimetry extraction tech- 
niques and in the development of experimental com- 
puter programs and studies relating to the AS-11B auto- 
mated analytical stereoplotter. Other contributions to 
photogrammetric research and development include 
participation in the development of techniques for auto- 
matic selection of pass-points on aerial photographs. 
Earlier assignments include participation in programming 
digital simulation studies of advanced numerical 
machine-tool control systems, system design of a very 
fast, advanced-type, random-access memory unit for 
digital computers. 
C. Walter Matherly 
Bendix Research Laboratories 
Southfield, Michigan 
Project Engineer, Digital System 
and Techniques Department. 
B.S.E., 1953, U. S. Coast Guard 
Academy; B.S.E.E., 1957, and 
M.S.E.E., 1959, The University 
of Michigan. Currently Project 
Supervisor for development of 
AS-11B-1 automated analytical 
stereoplotter. Recently partici- 
pated in development of automated three-stage stereo- 
comparator. Previously Project Supervisor for develop- 
ment of techniques for automatic selection of photo- 
graphic pass-points on overlapping aerial photographs; 
Project Supervisor for development of diagnostic com- 
puter programs and routines and supplementary corn- 
puter programs for AS-11A analytical stereoplotter; 
Assistant Project Supervisor for production of digital 
control computers for AS-11A analytical stereoplotter. 
  
Uuno V. Helava 
Bendix Research Laboratories 
Southfield, Michigan 
Principal Scientist, Information 
Sciences Laboratory. B.Sc., 
1945; M.Sc., 1947, University of 
Helsinki. Joined Bendix Re- 
search Laboratories as consult- 
ant in 1966 and became a mem- 
ber of the staff in 1967. Invent- 
ed analytical stereoplotter in 
1956. With Photogrammetric 
Research Section of National Research Council of Can- 
ada for 12 years; responsible for investigations of many 
photogrammetric problems such as airborne controlled 
aerial triangulation, application of Decca and Doppler 
navigational instruments in photogrammetry, analysis of 
single photographs, noncartographic use of photogram- 
metry, real-time analytical photogrammetry, and auto- 
mation of photogrammetric processes and instruments. 
In the fields of real-time analytical photogrammetry and 
automation of photogrammetric processes and instru- 
ments has contributed significantly toward theoretical 
and practical development of not only the initial analog 
solution but also of the solutions using incremental and 
whole-number digital techniques. Other activities include 
investigations of the performance of automated systems 
with electronic correlators, studies of problems of opti- 
cal correlation, development of mathematical solutions 
for the use of a very large number of automatically made 
observations for relative orientation. Invented “NRC- 
monocomparator" in 1959 and has pending disclosures 
on a concept of time-shared photogrammetric systems 
and an improvement to an optical frontal imaging 
orthoprinter.