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regarding the basic recordings - determinations. It is natural the "com 
pression" preoccupation and that of fitting-homogenization of this enormous 
data flow. Hence it is necessary to know, rule over the performances, work 
ing conditions of the data products, as object of the fitting-homogenization. 
The photointerpretation process-system should be seen, designed and approached 
on the basis of a model with all the chain loops and subansambles ruled over 
and verified-tested. 
The problem of association, homogenization of data should be 
simultaneously studied from a quantitative point of view and a qualitative 
one, from a geometrical point of view and a spectroradiometrical one. 
/1/ Colvocores - 
ses P.A. 
1972: 
/2/ Doyle J.F. 
1971: 
/3/ Schoonmaker 
W.J. 1974: 
/4/ Kratky V. 
1973: 
/5/ Anuta E C P. 
1973: 
/6/ Mikhail M.E. 
Baker,R.J. 
1973: 
/7/ Kriegler J.F. 
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