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Manufacturers & Suppliers 
(hardware, software, materials) 
Aerial photography equipment 
Animation technology 
Biostereometric systems: SEM/ MR/ X-ray 
Cameras (digital, analogue) 
Computers and workstations 
Data compression 
Digital and magnetic storage media 
Digital/ analogue interface devices 
Digitising/ scanning equipment 
Enlargers/ copy cameras 
Films, drafting and photographics 
Geographical information systems 
Global positioning systems 
Image processing systems 
Interactive graphic systems 
Interactive survey systems 
Laseraltimetry (LIDAR) systems 
Maps and charts 
Multi media 
Navigation systems 
Orthophoto and rectification systems 
Paper processors 
PC-based information systems 
Photodigitisers/ scanners 
Photogrammetric mapping systems 
Photogrammetric workstations 
Photographic laboratories 
Photographic processing systems 
Plotters/ CAD/ CAM 
Point transfer devices 
Remote sensing ground stations 
Remote sensing systems (MSS, TIR, radar) 
Robot vision/ machine vision 
Satellite mapping and positioning systems 
Scientific books/ journals/ manuals 
Sensors (MSS, SAR, radiometer) 
Stereo and mono revision instruments 
Textbooks and trade magazines 
Theodolites/total stations/transits/EDM 
Video systems 
Virtual/ visual reality systems 
Visualisation, screen & display 
Service providers (private, public) 
Aerial imagery (digital, analog) 
Aerial surveys 
Aerotriangulation 
AM/FM 
Architectural and archaeological surveys 
Cadastral surveys 
Cartographic drafting 
Close-range photogrammetry 
Consulting 
Data archiving 
Data management 
Data processing 
DTM production 
Environmental monitoring 
Field surveying 
Geocoding services 
Geodetic surveys 
  
  
  
International Archives of Photogrammerty and Remote Sensing. Vol. XXXIII, Part A. Amsterdam 2000. 
  
  
  
Geophysical surveys 
GPS surveys 
Image processing 
Imagery enhancement 
Industrial photogrammetry 
Land resource surveys 
Mapping and charting 
Mapping/GIS on Internet 
Medical imaging 
Multisensor remote sensing 
Orthophotography 
Photogrammetric processing 
Photogrammetric surveying 
Photointerpretation 
Radar technology 
Remote sensing 
Reproduction, photos, maps 
Satellite imagery 
Satellite meteorology 
Spatial data processing 
Terrain models 
Terrestrial photogrammetry 
Topographic and thematic mapping 
Virtual/ visual reality 
Volumetric surveys 
  
  
enclosed Exhibit Application Form. Translations in Ger- 
man, French or Dutch are available on request. 
Hotel Accommodation 
Exhibitors will have the opportunity to book hotel accommo- 
dation for their staff and guests at a very early stage. Details 
will be announced immediately after the Exhibit Application 
Form and corresponding payment have been received. 
Design Stands - Construction Requirements 
Commercial exhibitors wishing to bring their own stands 
are requested to observe the following basic regulations. 
Stands should be constructed with walls on all sides 
bordering upon other stands. These walls must take up the 
full depth and/or width of the stand and must be 2.50 m 
high. For island stands, the general building height of 2.50 
m is applicable. For higher construction, written approval 
is required from Rose International. 
A copy of the stand design, showing exact measurements 
and height, must be presented to Rose International for 
approval before 1st May, 2000. 
More information on construction requirements, e.g. raised 
platforms, ceilings etc., will be given in the Exhibitors Man- 
ual. If more specific information is required at an early 
stage, please contact Rose International. 
Minimum Stand Size 
a) Commercial Exhibits: 
The minimum stand size is 12 m°. 
b+c) Scientific and National exhibits: 
The minimum stand size is 4 m2 
Exhibitor Badges 
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