1. Introduction to photogrammetry /one semester, 2 hour 
lectures and 2 hour lab./, obligatory for all students, 
2. Stereophotogrammetry /one semester 2 hour lecture and 
2 hour lab. per veek/ 
3. Advanced photogrammetry the same duration as above/ 
Courses 2 and 3 are for students specialized in surveing 
Engineering. 
There is also one semester course on "Photointerpre- 
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and Remote Sensing" /2 hour lecture and 2 hour lab. 
per week/. At present, Greece produces aproximately 20 
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photogrammetrists at the university level per year. 
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Finland /Dipl.FEng.duha Jaakkola/ 
  
In Finland from 1972 students have more freedom in 
choosing obligatory courses, Therefore, the majority of 
round and general photogrammetric 
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alavsis /Director Paul Foo/ 
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5 period new photogrammetric equipment 
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ploters, 2 contact printers, Wild RC10 Camera and Wild 
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of photoinformation in several disciplines. Therefore in 
the last years faculties started courses on photo-interpre- 
tation, while other existing courses were extended or at- 
tented by more students. 
As in general the ii started courses are short, 
they don t show in the fgures. This development is also 
noticable at the non-university-level, but more inciden- 
Hate 
In photogrammetry the situation seems more constant 
xcept for the basic principles which are necessary for 
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