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They did not have any sofisticated geodetic or photogrammetric
instruments, they did not have any cameras and sensitive films,
airplanes or other mechanical or electronics instruments or
computers.
The progress of Sciences during the passed centuries was rather
not very impressive, until our time when some decades ago the
eruption of technology and the unbelievable progress of Applied
Sciences changed immensiy the route of our lives.
So. in order to
be
able to
follow 7 this rate
¥
of
change of the
progress of our di
sc iplines and
in order to promo
t e
them, we must
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give correct and
up
to date
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t he new c omin g
scientists.
by her e
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ents in
as in
irmat ion
orn the
yed the
qu i t e
a per .
The University syllabi must be frequently and properly updated
and the scientists must exchange ideas and experiences.
The activities of the International Society of Photogrammetry and
Remote Sensing (ISPRS) Commission VI, on educational,
professional and economic aspects of Photogrammetry, Remote
Sensing, Geographic Information Systems (G.I.S.) and Land
Information Systems (L.I.S.) carried out by the working Groups of
the Commission, guarantee that all the above mentioned aims are
fulfilled.
Knowing, the Scientists and Colleagues involved in all these
activities, I am convinced that my expectations will be
confirmed.
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