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This firm has continued its expansion in the United Kingdom and is now actively } The
pursuing overseas contracts. A new aircraft has been purchased and equipped are
with a Wild RC 10 camera, and a Kodak Versamat automatic processing unit has req
been acquired. The Company's photogrammetric capacity has been increased to has
ten instruments with the addition of a Kern PG2. tria
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In the period under review over 300 survey projects have been completed in the Spa
United Kingdom, involving the exposure of over 70 000 frames of medium and aer
low level black and white and colour photographs. Block aerial photography at allc
1:10 000 scale has been successfully undertaken on a county-wide basis, and an ins!
extensive 1:500 scale mapping project covering 440 ha was completed in an pho
18 month period. The main mapping requirements continue to be for New Town usii
development, motorway and trunk road feasibility studies and design, land ser
reclamation, waste disposal, housing development, opencast mining and pipe- of |
line construction, with 1:500, 1:1250 and 1:2500 scales being specified. There
has been an increase in the number of clients calling for digital map output and
the company has Thompson-Watts Mark 2 plotters with automatic read-out DIR
equipment, together with the recent acquisition of a d-mac digitising table
incorporating the Pencil Follower System 2. The
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The Cartographical group of companies also incorporates Surveying Training Ltd., ma
which operates from the Survey Centre, Worcester, and Cartographic Engineering the
Ltd., which manufactures an entirely British made range of photogrammetric Ant
equipment and whose activities are mentioned in Section 3 of this Report.
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CENTRAL ELECTRICITY GENERATING BOARD 1:2
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The CEGB carries out surveys using Multiplex equipment for transmission line ver
routes and to aid the selection of sub-station sites, as well as 1:500 scale con
surveys of power station sites. Detailed surveys ofupto 3 km diameter have rec
been carried out to aid the production of topographical models for wind tunnel cad
testing.
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CENTRAL REGISTER OF AIR PHOTOGRAPHY, Department of the Environment 40
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The. Central Register of Air Photography, formed just before the 1972 Congress, Ant
is now fully operational and is proving to be of value to a wide variety of users Re,
The Register contains particulars of all known air photography of England and
Wales. The
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The Air Photographs Unit of the Scottish Development Department operates the SW:
Central Register of Air Photography of Scotland which contains details of all 128€
known air photography of Scotland. The unit also maintains a library of air det
photographs covering the whole of Scotland. A recent extension to the library
is a microfilm reference file of imagery from the LANDSAT earth satellites. Th:
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