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The American Society of Photogrammetry draft was cir 
culated in accordance with item II-(3) above to all committee 
members in March of 1977. Unfortunately only one committee 
member responded in compliance with item II-(4) above. 
This one reviewer's recommendations, together with changes 
recommended by the Working Group-3 Chairman, have been 
incorporated into the current draft of terms included in 
this paper. 
Appendix A of this paper presents definitions of these 
terms. This list includes only commonly used photogrammetry 
terms. If it is desired to include remote sensing terms 
within the tri-lingual glossary, an expanded committee with 
expertise in this area should be appointed to pursue this 
activity during the next Congress period from 1980 to 1984. 
IV. Acknowledgements 
The definitions included in Appendix A have been based 
in large part upon definitions contained in Chapter 24 of 
the Third Edition of ASP's Manual of Photogrammetry. In 
addition the following sources have been consulted: 
1. American Society of Civil Engineers, 1972, 
Definitions of Surveying, Mapping and Related 
Terms: Manual No. 34: New York. 
2. Department of Defense Glossary of Mapping, Charting, 
and Geodetic Terms, Defense Mapping Agency Topographic 
Center, 1973. 
3. Research Studies Institute, Air University 1956, 
The United States Air Force Dictionary, Woodford 
A. Heflin, editor: Air University Press,