COMO UNA BENEFICIA TECNICA MODERNA, LLAMADA CIENCIAS FOTOGRAMETRIA, LA ECONOMIA, LAS Y LA INGENIERIA

H. C. RAASVELDT

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RAASVELDT, H. C. (1957). COMO UNA BENEFICIA TECNICA MODERNA, LLAMADA CIENCIAS FOTOGRAMETRIA, LA ECONOMIA, LAS Y LA INGENIERIA. Revista De La Academia Colombiana De Ciencias Exactas, Físicas Y Naturales, 9(38), 437-450. https://doi.org/raccefyn.9(38).1957.3436

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Manual of Photogrammetry, publicado por la American Society of Photogrammetry, 11ª edición, 1952.

Schwidefsky, K. – Grundriss der Photogrammetrie, 4ª ed., 1950, Bielefeld.

Photographic Interpretation, Report of Commission VII to the International Society of Photogrammetry, sept. 1952, Washington. También en Photogrammetric Engineering, junio 1952. Se compone de las siguientes partes:

Part I: Robert N. Colwell, General.

Part II: K. E. Bradshaw, Summary of world progress in photointerpretation in natural resource inventories.

Part III: H. T. U. Smith, Photo-interpretation in applied earth science.

Part IV: Capt. Ragnar Thoren, Photo-interpretation in military intelligence.

Part V: C. A. J. von Frijtag Drabbe, Photo-interpretation in the Netherlands.

Eardly, A. J. – Aerial Photographs: Their Use and Interpretation. Harper & Bros, New York, 1942.

Smith, H. T. U. – Aerial Photographs and Their Applications. Appleton-Century, New York, 1943.

Helbling, R. – Studies in Photogeology (in connection with geological mapping in Switzerland, specifically of the Todi Range). Art. Institut Orell Füssli A. G., Zurich, 1949.

Gill, Donald – “Aerial Survey in Relation to Economic Geology.” The Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society, Vol. XXXVII, Nº 267, marzo 1953.

“Practical Utilization of Aerial Photography in Highway Location.” Report of Technical Committee on Highway Location, Surveying and Mapping, Technical Bulletin Nº 189, 1952. Publicado por American Road Builders Association, International Building, Washington 4, D.C.

Feree, Miles J. – “A Method of Estimating Timber Volumes from Aerial Photographs.” College of Forestry, State University of New York, Technical Publication Nº 75, 1953.

Moessner, Karl E. y Jensen, Chester E. – “Timber Cruising on Aerial Photos.” Central States Forest Experiment Station, Columbus, Ohio, Technical Paper Nº 126, 1951.

Forestry Handbook. Society of American Foresters, 1955. Contiene un capítulo de 27 páginas sobre el uso de fotografías aéreas.

Selected Papers on Photogeology and Photointerpretation, por The Committee on Geophysics and Geography, Research and Development Board, Department of Defense, Washington 25, D.C., abril 1953.

Report of Commission VII (Photographic Interpretation) to the International Society of Photogrammetry, Photogrammetric Engineering, marzo 1956.

Revistas:

Photogrammetric Engineering, revista de la American Society of Photogrammetry, 5 números anuales, sin costo para miembros (US$ 6.00 anual).

Photogrammetria, revista de la International Society of Photogrammetry, La Haya (US$ 6.00 anual).

Revista de Ingeniería Fotogramétrica, Avenida Rebouças 2682, São Paulo, Brasil. Trimestral, en portugués y castellano.

Después de haber terminado el manuscrito, recibí de la Williamson Manufacturing Company Ltd., Toronto —una de las más importantes casas aerocartográficas privadas— el folleto Williamson Views Nº 18, primavera 1956, con el interesante artículo “Freedom to reconnoitre from the air. Eisenhower Plan deemed practicable.”

Conclusión: “There is no question, therefore, that if there was complete freedom to photograph it would be virtually impossible for a nation to prepare for war without another nation knowing.”

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