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to, must be formulated clearly and with adequate details, so that 
the combination should be unhindered and “fertile”. 
Realization of the above principles is described in this paper, 
concerning the Lab. of Photogrammetry-Remote Sensing in the 
Dept. of Civil Engineering in Aristotle University of 
Thessaloniki. 
The application of photogrammetry and remote sensing in road 
design — construction was chosen and presented as an example. 
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