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construction and particularly by the possibility of introducing
the corrections which are necessary in the terrain with large
slopes. It is well known that with the narrower strips the
greater number of strips must cover one orthophotogram. In most
instruments the width of strip /slit/ from 2 ram to 8 mm is used,
howewer the slits of 2/3 mm to 40 mm are also in practice.
Speed of scanning is conditioned by the device used in a given
profiling process system, but in the instrument controled by
the man observer it depends also on his ability and knowledge.
In some systems it is conditioned by the scale difference between
the original photo and orthophoto image. If the difference is
greater the slower speed of orthophoto reproduction /rectifica
tion/ is noticeable. It is caused by the real time necessary
for rectification on the one hand, and by the limitation in the
possibility of driving measuring mark in nonautomatic systems
on the other. It decreases in the same ratio as the orthophoto
scale inereases in relation to the original photo scale /in
"on-line” systems/. In "off-line” system the speed of scanning
depends on the way of the terrain model cross-3ection registra
tion. It can be presented either in an analogue or numerical
form. The speed of profiling when the man operator controls the
work depends on the lay of the land and is variable from 0 # 7 mm/s
to 8 mm/s /in scale model/. Table 1 shows the time required
for profiling purposes using C-8 Zeiss Oberkochen stereoplani-
graph and SG-1 storage unit [3] •
Table 1
Time required for profiling
Model scale
1:10
000
1:5000
Increment AX /= slit width/
2 mm
4 mm
4 mm
'time in hours
Model orientation, recording
♦
of control and check points
2.0
2.0
2.0
Connection of SG-1
0.5
0.5
0.5
Profiling and profile storage
3.0
1.5
• 5.0
Preparations, ect.
1.0
1.0
1.0
Total man hours
6# 5
5.0
8.5
Orthophoto systems are equipped with devices changing the speed
of profiling. This speed can reach the value 15 mm/s. It is
a very low speed considering the fact that the devices based cn
the automatic .image correlation can profile with the speed of
10 cm/s. However, we have to notice that in the average profile
of a terrain with moderate or strong undulating /created on
photos in large or medium scales and in the size of 23x23 cm/
along the full Image size /perpendicularly to the base/ 200 or
300 points are needed. Numerical registration of coordinates in
this case is rather difficult. Registration devices based on
magnetic-type /Kennedy 1600, Dygidata 1400 or Recording Designes
10000/ can register two coordinates /Y,Z/ at the speed of 30