Photography and Remote Sensing from Satellites: The Journal of Photographic Science: Vol 32, No 6

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Photography and electronic imaging from satellites in earth orbit are gradually providing a comprehensive view of the land and oceans to provide specialist photointerpreters from many scientific disciplines with basic data to aid in a better understanding of the environment. Photography from spacecraft requires a systematic approach to the design of equipment and type of orbit adopted.

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A member of the Kettering Group. Paper presented at a Symposium on “Imagery in Aerospace” organized by the Scientific and Technical Group of The Royal Photographic Society, 5 April 1984 at The Royal Society of Arts in London.

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Photography and Remote Sensing from SatellitesFootnote
A member of the Kettering Group. Paper presented at a Symposium on “Imagery in Aerospace” organized by the Scientific and Technical Group of The Royal Photographic Society, 5 April 1984 at The Royal Society of Arts in London.

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Photography and Remote Sensing from SatellitesFootnote
A member of the Kettering Group. Paper presented at a Symposium on “Imagery in Aerospace” organized by the Scientific and Technical Group of The Royal Photographic Society, 5 April 1984 at The Royal Society of Arts in London.