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The application of GPS (Global Positioning System) measurements to photogrammetry is presented. The technology of establishment of a GPS network for aerotriangulation as a base for mapping at scales from 1:1000 has been worked out at the Institute of Geodesy and Geodetical Astronomy of the Warsaw University of Technology. This method consists of the design, measurement, and adjustment of this special network. The results of several pilot projects confirm the possibility of improving the aerotriangulation accuracy. A few-centimeter accuracy has been achieved.<>
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