sity of Mining and Metallurgy in Krakéw, Poland. The Sym-
posium was supported by the Polish Society of Photogram =
metry. The Symposium was attended by 70 participants from
13.countries, among them several officials from the Inter-
hational Society of Photogrammetry including Dr.5. Gamble
President of ISP, Mr. G.C.Tewinkel, the first vice-Presi-
dent of ISP and Prof.A.J.van der Weele —treasurer of ISP,
as well as prominent collegues from Europe and such dis -
tant countries as USA and Canada. 20 papers and 5 communi-
cants from 16 countries were presented. The official lan-
guage at the Symposium was English but Polish participants
could list to the papers and discussions in Polish/through
symultaneous translation/. |
Te had four technical sessions-two sessions were de-
dicated to education and research and were conducted by
Dr.Gamble and Prof.Brandenberger. The emphasis was put on.
photogrammetric education in the developing countries. A
special emphasis was put on the Photogrammetric Education:
in Africa. The trnds in Photogrammetric Education and Re-
search in USA, Australia and USSR were presented. Interes-
ng problems like: what should be taught and demands for
handbooks as difficulties in teaching photogrammetry were
discussed.
The third session covered economic and historical
problems. The fourth session was connected with bibliogra-
phy and terminology and then, the "Report on ITC-ISP Pho-
togrammetric Bibliography" of Mr.H.L.Rogge was presented
by prof.van der Weele and the participants could get fa-
miliarized with "The ITC International Bibliography of
Photogrammetry /IBP/ /Photogrammetric Abstracts/ and the
Universal Decimal Classification /UDC/ as Applied to the
IBP" prepared by N.J. Ventink with an introduction by H.L.
Rogge. Published by ITC, Enschede, Spring 1975. During
this session Dr.Dénés Csatkaı - the S:cretary of Commis-
sion III FIG presented the "Report of the Inter-Associa-
tion Bibliography Commission" /Commission Inter Associa-
tions de Bibliographie —- CIAR/.
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