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(ii) Specifications for access and retrieval of data from the Bank should be a main pre-occu- 
pation of the Working Group in the next two years. To this end a meeting of the Working 
Group should be convened to design and prepare specifications which should be circula- 
ted to all ISPRS members free of charge. 
(iii) The ISPRS Council through the Joint Board of the International Union of Surveying and 
Mapping Organisations should seek the support of one of it's member-nations to host the 
International Documentation Centre and arrange the source of funding. 
(iv) Working Group V1/2 should endeavour to prepare a programme for preparing, editing 
and publishing the texts of volumes I! and Ill. 
(v) Working Group VI/3 is to consider the possibilities of establishing a small study group to 
review the basic data source (i.e. the ASP mu Iti-lingual Dictionary), update and expand, if 
feasible, the terms and definitions to accomodate any additional input from the various 
language groups in the English version before finai circulation for translation to the va- 
rious language groups. 
(vi) Contact with our colleagues from Australia should continue to ensure that the Standards 
for Education is completed and circulated if not published before the Kyoto Congress. 
(vii) The President is to continue liason and cooperation with Commission ll on ‘Instruments 
for Education’ particularly with respect to the Newsletter and with the FIG and other sis- 
"ter organisations on higher and future of photogrammetry and remote sensing education. 
(viii) Self — reliance in surveying and mapping for developing countries should be a main occu- 
pation of Working Group V1/5. To this end, the Working Group should direct efforts to 
identifying such countries that would require assistance and cooperation to establish 
facilities in surveying and mapping and seek support of ISPRS member — nations to en- 
able them to do so. 
further consideration to the future of the ISPRS Information 
(ix) Council is requested to give 
y as it appears that the source of funding is not readily avail- 
Retrieval System, particularl 
able. 
CONCLUSION: 
The poor response of the Internat 
attitude of many of our colleagues to th 
some of our Working Group chairmen may 
to have sufficient commitment to the wor 
the support of their employers, 
the Commission be made more attrac 
emphasis should be placed on retraining and continuing education programmes. 
Council of the ISPRS should also endeavour to promote the 
more difficult to get colleagues to carry out future work of this Commission. 
REFERENCES: 
1. Adekoya, O. Activities of Commission VI (1984 — 1986), February, 1985 
2. Adekoya, O. Commission VI News June, 1986 
3. Statutes and Bylaws of the International Society for Photo 
4. Resolutions of the XVTH Congress of ISPRS, Rio De Janeiro, 1984. 
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ional Community to this Symposium is a reflection of the 
e work of Commission VI. Although | am aware that 
have genuine financial constraints, others do not seem 
k of the Commission while others still do not have 
It is therefore important that the future programmes of 
tive and interesting to stimulate interest. To this end,more 
In addition, the 
Commission, otherwise it may be 
grammetry and Remote Sensing. 
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