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to him to follow the fundamental course or even whether he should better return 
to his country in case of unsufficient stereoscopic vision. 
J. The actual program conception of IPO Stuttgart 
Eight months' advanced training course 
Table 1 shows the theoretical subjects (lectures) of the advanced course which 
cover about 25$ of the time. The main part of time (75$) is reserved for practic- 
al training on the instruments. Table 2 gives a sketch of the practical experiences 
which have to be carried out during the course. 
Comparing table 1 and 2 you will realize that theory and practice are densely 
geared to eachother. Lectures and theoretical exercises should normally preceed 
the corresponding practical exercises on the instruments. The decision whether 
the advanced course can be followed or not is based on a written and practical 
test after 6 weeks. 
ns. 
The results of the intermediate examination (both practice and theory) after 
5 months will already give an outline of every operator's skill and performance. 
practical training. 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
Time table of the advanced training program at the [PO - Stuttgart TABLE t 
TIME 
TOPICS OF THE LECTURES OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY 
DE 
GENERAL INTRODUCTION & 
INTO PHOTOGRAMMETRY FR t 
ta = = 
FUNDAMENTALS OF STEREO- & o o 
TERIA RAAT 
PHOTOGRAMMETRY - - 
2 Li Ee 
4 « = 
MAIN ELEMENTS OF THE <i 
DIFFERENT TYPES OF INSTRUMENTS FER, = = 
^" C be 
SPECIAL FEATURES OF & = = 
ZEISS INSTRUMENTS © numm < = 
E x > 
ORIENTATION PROCEDURES 1 t ta m 
& 
= E T 
E E 
NUMERICAL ORIENTATION Q « 
PROCEDURES = A = = 
by by 
RELATIVE ORIENTATION OF O unt fs, 
INCOMPLETE MODELS = ta 
tà = 
AEROTRIANGULATION & « 
£4 e B 
E Es 
USING PROGRAMMABLE ac = 
POCKETCALCULATORS : KENNEN 2 ^ 
TOPOGRAPHICAL PLOTTING | 
THEORETICAL EXERCISES N | 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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