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1 SD - 2000 9 -0.01+0.05| 0.00+0.06|-0.12+0.07
2 SD - 2000 9 -0.03+0.02|-0.02+0.03|-0.06+0.07
3 SD - 2000 9 -0.03+0.03| 0.00+0.04|-0.12+0.05
4 ASP - 2000 9 0.00+0.03|-0.07+0.06|-0.01+0.04
5 ASP - 2000 9 -0.04+0.03|-0.09+0.06|-0.07+0.12
Mean: |-0.02+0.03|-0.04+0.05|-0.08+0.07
Table 1. Comparison between field measurements (geodesy) and
photogrammetry - premarked signals
No. of details| Average diff. between geodesy
Operator | Instrument measured and photogrammetry and its
standard deviation in meters
for X,Y] for M Y X H
1 SD - 2000 12 14 +0.04+0.11| 0.00+0.11|-0.11+0.07
2 SD - 2000 12 14 -0.03+0.05|-0.03+0.08|-0.03+0.07
3 SD - 2000 12 14 -0.04+0.08|+0.03+0.06|-0.11+0.06
4 ASP - 2000 12 13 +0.02+0.09|-0.04+0.08|-0.04+0.07
5 ASP - 2000 12 14 +0.03+0.01|-0.05+0.06|-0.10+0.11
Mean: | 0.00+0.09|-0.02+0.08|-0.08+0.08
Table 2. Comparison between field measurements (geodesy) and
photogrammetry - identified details
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