The practical application of numerical photogrammetry to surveys
of several hundred miles in Canada and Africa has demonstrated that this method is
capable of performing accurate and dependable measurements for railway design and
construction. The best results are achieved when photogrammetry, design, ground
surveys and electronic computations are soundly integrated into one system after
full consideration of the requirements of the particular project.
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