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is generated with a KERN CAM PLOT proaram specially modified to drive 
the HP7580-B plotter. Special capabilities for non-metric photography, 
close-range or terrestrial imagery, variance in photo scale, scale- 
rectified and convergent photography are available in CRISP or Close- 
Range Imagery Set-up Program written by Drs. Fuchs and Leberl at the 
Graz Research Institute in Graz, Austria. 
Andrews Atherton is currently one of three firms in the country with this 
software capability, and the only firm applying it in the field of 
archaeology. CRISP will process up to 20 models at one time in single 
image, stereomodel or image block formats, and is compatible with MAPS 
200 and 300 data collection programs as well as the modified CAM PLOT 
program. 
Recent software additions have substantially reconfigured the AAI sys- 
tem; the addition of a TSX multi-user operating system has made possible 
increased productivity and a more economical use of the DSR-11 to collect 
rather than edit data. 
MAPS 300 on-line software provides graphic display and editing capabil- 
ities during data compilation, freeing the HP7580B plotter for use with 
MAPS 300 off-line editing station to produce final ink-on-mylar drawings 
rather than working manuscripts. 
Combined with Kern's KOGO software, the MAPS 300 off-line station will 
operate as the kernel of a CADD system, allowing for computation and 
addition of civil design data not available through photogrammetric 
compilation on the DSR-11. 
AETRI provides collection of aerial triangulation data for strip forma- 
tion, strip adjustment and polynomial block adjustment on projects up to 
20 models in size; BUNDLE uses the data collected by AETRI for a bundle 
block adjustment on projects up to 100 models in size. 
DOTXS has also been added to provide for topographic data collection 
within specified alignment corridors; this profile and cross-section 
software can provide digital data for statistical analysis in a wide 
variety of close-range, terrestrial and aerial projects, significantly 
augmenting a photogrammetric database. 
Volume computations, display of section end areas and average end area 
of stockpiles are accomplished with the VOLUM program which provides 
valuable earthwork information for surveyina, civil engineering, mining, 
and construction projects. The program has the potential cababilitv to 
provide volumetric information for statistical analysis in the field of 
close-range photogrammetry as well. 
FLIGHT PLANNER is an interactive software package developed by the Labor- 
atory for Remote Sensing and Mapping Science at the University of Georgia 
which will run on the AT&T 6300 computer; it will generate specifications 
for aerial photogrammetric projects inclusive of flight lines, camera- 
film-filter-exposure setting parameters, photo scale, coverage, accuracy 
information, photo centers, flying height and cost factors in report 
form along with map overlays for base maps of any scale. 
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