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Photogrammetric Branch of this Service is well organized, equipped 
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The ecuipment of this Service includes ihe following instruments; 
— Wild Autographs AS and A7 
- Wild Aviographs B9 
— A Nistrip 2-65 with recorder & punch machine 
— Zeiss Jena Stereomeirographs 
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~ Several other smaller photogrammetric instruments as mirror stereoscops 
with parallax bars, OLD DELFT Scanning Stereoscopes etc. 
The A.M.S. owns three airplanes designed for photogrammetric Photography, 
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and four wide and supper wide angle Zeiss and 
With the abvve photographic equipment almost 50% of the total area of 
the country (131,000 km ) has been covered photographically at a scale of 
1:15,000. From this photography, maps have been compiled photogrammetrically 
(a) at a scale of 1:5,000 covering 22%. of the country's area and (0) at a 
scale of 1:10,000 covering an area of about 3,51. Also, photography was carried 
out at a scale of 1:8,000 covering an area of 2,000 km“ for which maps have 
been compiled at a scale of 1:2,000 covering an area of 1100 km, and at 
a scale of 1:1000 covering 28,5 km, 
Rbffering to small scales, 1:40,000 - 1:42,000, over 70% of the country's 
area has been covered with aerial photography for which maps have been compiled 
at a scale of 1:50,000. 
In addition to the above projects several aerotopographical diagrams 
have been compiled at very large scales for Hydroelectric, Archeological, 
Geological etc. studies. 
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