Prof. Dr. A.—J.Brandenberger 
GENERAL REPORT OF ISP WORKING GROUP VI-l; A WORLD-WIDE 
ANALYSIS ON PHOTOGRAMMETRIC EDUCATION AND PHOTOGRAMME- 
TRIC RESEARCH POLICY E ORGANIZATION 
Abstract 
. An inwentory on a world-wide basis of existing photo- 
grammetric education facilities, and research efforts is. 
a presented and analysed: There are presently at least 930 
institutions in the world at which photogrammetry is taught 
at various levels by a total of 1,438 full-time or part- 
time professors or teachers. — The estimated professional 
photogrammetric research personnel, world-wide, is 1.438 
and the estimated annual photogrammetric R E D expenditu- 
res are approximately U.S. Z 9 milion. — Recommendations 
are formulated regarding planning and coordination of pho- 
togrammetry education and research for the future. 
1. Introduction 
During the reporting period /1972-1976/, W.G. VI-1 
has been constituted and presently consists of the follo- 
Q ving persons: 
Chief Oluwole R.Coker, Surveyor General, Nigeria 
Dr.9gon Dorrer, German Federal Republic 
Dr.B.Dubuisson, France 
Dr.P.M.Fagundes, Brazil 
Dr.P.A.Gagnon, Canada 
Dr.S.K.Ghosh, U.S,4. 
Ing.H.Hosehtitzky, Netherlands 
Dr.H.Nakamura, Japan 
Dr.H.L.Oswal, India /now Papua-New Guinea/ 
Dr.D.Rokos, Greece 
Ing.R.Scholl, Switzerland 
Dr.L.Solaini, Italy 
Mr.D.A.Tait, U.K. 
Dr.J.C.Trinder, Australia 
Ing.A.Villasana-Lyon, Mexioo 
Dr.A.—J.Brandenberger, Canada