Characteristics of computation proceeding
Time required for measurements
| placed Adjustment of results
Remarks on the precision attained
List of triangulated strips with radial method including the following
information for each group of strips
number — length — flight altitude — overlapping — cameras — survey
purposes — ground characteristics — equipments used — further infor-
mation.
22 — TRIANGULATION PER BLOCKS
with the instrumental method (n. & km?)
with the analytical method (n. & km?)
with the radial method (n. & km?)
nforma-
2.2.1. — Triangulated blocks with the instrumental method
SULVeY Flight characteristics
' equip- Cameras and photographic material used
Number, characteristics and position of ground points
Auxiliary equipments used
Plotting instruments used
Preliminary tests on equipments
Operators and work shifts
Time required for each model operation
Characteristics of relative and absolute orientation of models
Number and position of points of side strip connection
Instrumental use of auxiliary data
Number of measurement repetitions
Methods and characteristics of the block adjustment
Use of auxiliary data in adjustment
Use of electronic computer
Remarks on the precision attained
The list (if possible) of triangulated blocks including the following infor-
mation for each group of strips
number - length — number of longitudinal and transversal strips —
cameras — survey purposes — ground characteristies — plotting instru-
ments — further information.
2.2.2. — Triangulated blocks with the analytical method
Flight characteristics
forma- Cameras and photographic material used
Determination of inner orientation and its precision
SUrvev Number, characteristics and position of ground points
pments Auxiliary equipments used
Instruments for measuring coordinates and their characteristics
Preliminary tests on instruments
Thermical characteristics of rooms where instruments are placed
Operators and work shifts
Number of observed points
Number and position of points for connecting adjacent strips
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