CURRENT WORKING PAPERS

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: NGA Records (Formerly NIMA)
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80T01137A000600010010-3
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• Document Page Count: 34
• Document Creation Date: December 28, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 31, 2009
• Sequence Number: 10
• Publication Date: April 17, 1967
• Content Type: MISC

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1. Welcoming Address
2. History & Highlights of Satellite Reconnaissance
3. Current Camera System
4 & 7 History Attitude
Design & Operation Ephemeris
Coverage Plotting
Corn Targets - Resolution Film
Photogrammetric Techniques Lenses
Measuring Processing
Mapping Instruments Is. Od
Evaulations Micro D
Titling
I 4. Factors Affecting Photo Quality
5. Improvements in Collection Systems
6. Weather
' 7. Tour TID with Instrument Time
8. Target Collection Program - CCMOR
' 9. Target Position Correction
10. Pre-Mission Activity (Use of Collateral)
I Pre-packaged info, target lists, collateral, maps, charts, etc.)
11. PI (3 Hours)
1 Factors affecting interpretability (Shadows,scale, snow, optics,
remote areas signatures)
12. Photography Through the Seasons
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13. Mapping, Charting, Base Plots, Etc.
14. Tour PAG
15. Graphic and Publication Problems
16. Contributions from the Photographic Laboratory
(Density Cuts, Enlargements)
(Problems & Solutions)
17. Film Storage - Dissemination Procedures
(Reports, film, tapes, mosaics, etc.)
18. Management of the Data Base Standards
For controlling, cataloguing and classifying information
19. Data Reduction - ADP Support
Tour IPD
Tour CSD
20. Tour Publications Division and Production Services Division
21. R&D Program
22. Feedback - Value of Data
Examples of Peaceful Uses
23. Critical Skills
24. Critique
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1. Color Photography
2. Epicenters
3. Photo Data Mix (Vietnam)
4. Multi-Sensor
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Crop
Vietnam
 1. Met with) lof the U. S. Army, Corps
of Engineers on 29 March 1967 to discuss coverage of South America.
Purpose was to avoid duplication of effort between NPIC and AMS. The
availability of the NPIC photo mosaics (by WAC Chart) on KH-4 missions
which can be selected by the minicard system was indicated. NPIC's plans
is currently being processed.
2. On 10 April 1967 I met with
DIAAP-lC to discuss the outline of the NPIC orientation
program. Our first cut at this outline was discussed and it was agreed
that there should be continued coordination to avoid duplication of
days for orientation purposes - this is to follow NPIC's presentation.
The remaining 1/2 day will be made available to of the Navy's
Hydrographic Office (the briefing to be conducted in DIAAP-9's space in
The following points were discussed:
a. Equipment - GIMRADA is surveying what equipment would be made
available to GIMRADA. It was pointed out that the following equipment
3. On 11 April 1967 I met with
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should be considered useful to cope with the KEYHOLE materials:
either be surveyed for transfer or on loan to GIMRADA.
b. Area Coverage - The briefing boards prepared by TID on North
America and South America were shown to them. In view of the limited
coverage of South America or Africa, coverage of the California/Nevada
area was suggested as a possible 94&key area as it contains the various
types of coverage as well as ample coverage.
c. Questionnaire - GIMRADA is pushing the completion by the 16
"students" prior to the 18th of April meeting. I suggested that it is
imperative that we know what the educational background of each is,
when this was acquired, how recent have they had exposure to photo
interpretation and photogrammetry, and current area of interest.
(NOTE: Mr. Lundahl agreed that until the results of these
questionnaires are made available a schedule for the week-long orientation
program cannot be formulated in depth.)
4. Attached is a tentative listing of topics which NPIC could include
in its orientation program. In addition, a number of questionable topics are
(1) 7X tube magnifiers (available for purchase locally
about $15.00)
(2) B&L Zoom 70 microstereoscope (8 are required)
(3) Richards Light Tables, GFL 918, 940 or 940 MC
(16 of any combination are required)
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was asked to survey what NPIC might have available that could
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TOP SECRET OPS
CLASSIFICATION RESPONSIBLE COMPONENT
(CONFIDENTIAL WHEN NOT FILED IN) 5 APR 1967
RECEIPT RB/OS DISSEMINATED RB OS
' SUPPORT/SERVICE REQUIREMENT
(The following info is required when rqmts are levied by external organizations)
OFFICE Corps of Engineers/Army DATE OF RQMT 4 April 1967 CONTROL NO.
VPIC DIV/DETACH PROCESSING RQMT OPS Staff PROJ OFF PHONE ~::
SUPPORT REQUESTED OF CSD & IPD PRIORITY 1 DATE REQUIRED ASAP
'(The following info is required when rqmts are levied for internal support)
Div/STAFF DATE OF RQMT CONTROL NO.
'SUPPORT REQUESTED OF PROJ OFF PHONE
11 1 PRIORITY DATE REQUIRED
'1. BACKGROUND INFORMATION:
The work requested is in support of a Nat_ all Photo interpretation proj.;
X Non-photo interpretation project. It w,l re:. It -n: _ Hard copy report;
Informal report (memo); X Basic servie on::;;
Request minicard search of photo mosaics for KH-4, KH-7
which have been input into minicard system to illustrate coverage
available.
1 2. SPECIFIC SUPPORT/SERVICE REQUESTED: Support from vPlC wilt. obly consist of:
.1 _ Photographic; Reproduction; Mensuration; Grapr.:.: ADP; Editing;
^^1J X Other (explain below) -- (Include statement as to ? ',.'mates a f work required of
support component(s); i.e., number of contact prints, enlargements; etc.)
A.. Areas identified in attached ske?,_
B. Request two (2) copies be providrl
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3. URGENCY JUSTIFICATION: (If immediate support is required a statement of justification
must be made on this form.)
DATE OF COMPLETION
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OFFICE Scientific Advisor to DATE OF RQMT 25 April 1967 CONTROL NO.
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NPIC DIV/DETACH PROCESSING RQMT OPS Staff PROJ OFF PHONE_[:::]_
,SUPPORT REQUESTED OF CSD, PSD, PD, TID PRIORITY DATE REQUIRED Continuous
(The following info is required when rqmts are levied for internal support)
DIV/STAFF DATE OF RQMT CONTROL NO._
SUPPORT REQUESTED OF PROJ C:'F PHONE
PRIORITY DATE REQUIRED
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The work requested is in support of a National Photo interpretation proj.;
' X Non-photo interpretation project. It will result in: _ Hard copy report;
Informal report (memo); X Basic service only.
Project Description: Compilation of material on the subject "Peaceful Uses" of
satellite photography.
2. SPECIFIC SUPPORT/SERVICE REQUESTED: Support from NPIC will probably consist of:
Photographic; Reproduction; Mensuration; Graphics; ADP; Editing;
X Other (explain below) -- (Include statement as to estimated amount of work required of
support component(s); i.e., number of contact prints, enlargements, boards, etc.)
A. Compiling selected pieces of corresponds:ce, listings of currently available brief-
;ing boards, NPIC plots of coverage available over South and Central America, statements of
!current commitments, as well as a list of actions required.
3. URGENCY JUSTIFICATION: (If immediate support is required a statement of justification
' must be made on this form.)
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NPIC FM 218 (Revised 5-65) (CONFIDENTIAL WHEN NOT FILLED IN)
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IF PORT REQUESTED OF PROJ OFF PHONE
FRIORITY DATE REQUIRED
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1V/STAFF DATE OF RQMT CONTROL NO.
The work requested is in support of a Departmental x Photo interpretation proj.;
Non-photo interpretation project. It will result in: _ Hard copy report;
Informal report (memo); X Basic service only.
Project Description: PCA Peaceful Uses of Satellite Photography - Briefing-Boards
SPECIFIC SUPPORT/SERVICE REQUESTED: Support from NPIC will probably consist of:
X Photographic; Reproduction; Mensuration; Graphics; ADP; Editing;
Other (explain below) -- (Include statement as to estimated amount of work required of
upport component(s); i.e., number of contact prints, enlargements, boards, etc.)
URGENCY JUSTIFICATION: (If immediate support is required a statement of justification
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STUDY.OF SATELLITE PHOTOGRAPHY
FOR
EARTH RESOURCE INFORMATION
can, on a fully classified
basis, study the existing satellite photography. ' The need for such a
program arises priinarily:.from the fact that more and more interest', as
This program describes :a procedure whereby small teams of.earth
resource experts from the civilian agencies
been developing in the use-of ::atellite''borne sensors for earth resour, -e
surveys and the likelihood that civilian agencies will eventually propo:;e
operational or.experimental systems. It recognizes that these agencies
should not be required to plan such systems without the benefit of.the.
information already. available, and it assumes that no space program ')f
this. kind will be approved unless its justification reflects a through ?stiidy
of existing photography." In-a4kitionlhowever, the program reflects I he
fact that AID requires physical resource inventories ofunderdeveloped
nations as a basis for'its. plans and operational decisions. It assumes
that.,if.existing photography can provide information?not otherwise available
it.should be exploited and made available to AID on a classified basis..
Reflecting these requirements, the objectives of the program are as
follows:
usefulness for physical resource surveys.
SECRET.
.1. To evaluate-the existi,ng satellite photography and describe it.;
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2. To develop a,.cadre'of civilian agency personnel who
3. To produce a
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esource inventory of typical. areas, of interest to
with the existing
AID to provide a demonstration
photography
continuing.
a basis
Composition of Study'Teams
To meet these objectivesp?the Secretar
resource disciplines to particiPate in the program.. The disciplines to be
covered will include geography, geology, hydrology, agriculture, fore;:try
.and oceanography. Each, agency will appoint one or two experts in each
of the disciplines for'which, it has a responsibility. NASA, as ?a space
systems developer, and AID, as a user, will appoint up to two participants
each: The total group will consist of not more than 15 people.
.in Alexandria, Va. , a fully' cleared facility under contract to GIMRADj\
Location of the Work.
These agency teams will be physically located' at
(Geodesy Intelligence' Mapping Research and Development Agency) of the
Corps of'Engineers.
ing equipment and technical services
such as photo reproduction, drafting.
report reproduction,:. etc. The participating agencies will reimburse
GIMRADA:for costs incurred by their teams ,at
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Work Schedule and Agency Responsibilities
.The agency teams will. .follow a work plan and schedule divided into
three consecutive phases:
Phase 1: An orientation pariod off''-'- weeks in which NPIC and'
struct the agency teams inthe techniques of photo interpretation and p..iss
on the knowledge they have: accumulated about the use.of the photograp1
GIMRADA will coordinate. the
orientation,
arrangements and the agenda for.thc
being responsive to the desiresof NPIC an DIA ho
plan and conduct the substantive briefings at
or other facility
as:they wish.
Phase 2: Production of a resource inventory of underdeveloped re:.s
agency for a subsequenteneriil evaluation (in Phase 3) of the usefulness
of the photography for resource survey purposes. (3 months.).
The resource inventory will be a joint effort by the civilian agency
teams and the intelligence, community: To insure coherence in the
planning and in 'the conduct of.the inventory, GIMRADA will assume respo i-
sibility as group leader and supervise the development of a joint
report on the selected areas. During Phase 1, AID.will determine the
areas to be inventoried, basing its selection on the advice of the other teams,
on its own operational requirements and on the concurrence of the CIA and
SECRET.
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DOD who will review the 'selection from a security standpoint .
each team, under the supervision of its
parent agency, will write the plans for its subsequent evaluation. At 1 he
end of Phase 2, each teamwil]. submit its plan to its agency head and i o
the Office of Science and Tech nolog j r. review.
Phase 3: The conduct of the evaluation and preparation of agency
agency team will proceed'.indepcndently with its evaluation. Based on this.
work, each agency will write a. classified technical report on its findings
and recommendations.
At least two classified seminars will be held in which team members
can present their progress and findings to interested people from the
intelligence, community, the
civilian agencies and.the Executive Office:;.
GIMRADA will act as host and coordinate the arrangements for these
'The teams will, in general, be given access to U-2, Daff,. KH-4, KH .7,.
and hotography of non-sensitive areas; however, NPIC -siWaav
DIA.can make,exceptions to this rule on a case by case basis. The ag,:ncv
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classified T---K-H. GLMRADA, being the custodian of the
All information, data and reports resulting from this p
tract, will. be responsible for security within the
Coordination and Administration
GIMRADA, as custodian of the
ontract, will assume tae
responsibilities of host and administrative coordinator 'of the teams' activi-
facility. As such it will arrange for the tea) cis
administrative needs, coordinate the details of financial reimbursement,
ties within the
and make arrangements and ac': as host for the classified. seminars.
The Office of Science *and ':'ethnology will chair a committee with
membership from Interior, Commerce, Agriculture, NASA, AID, NP,, ,.
DIA and. GIMRADA to-coordinate matters not.dovered by the resporisibidtics
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"Investigations on the feasibility of determining yield of rice,
wheat and sugar cane by means of high-altitude photography".
"Appendices"
(Final Technical Report on Project ACRE)
The v;,lume for which analys`...s and comment have been requested
contains a series of appendices to a report that is not at hand. They are
designed to acquaint the reader with evaluations of various types of film used
in photographing several types of crops. Some vertical photographs are
reproduced on a scale of 1:300,000, but many of the illustrations are in a
scale range from 1:5,000 to 1"20,000. There are also low oblique photos.
In the text and discussions of the photographs the emphasis is placed on
detection of a variety of factors that will influence crop yield, although actual
estimates of yield do not accompany any of the sets of photography.
Repeated illustrations of the value of serve to convince
the reader that it is superior for certain purposes, but without the main body
of the report to which these appendices must have been attached the reader
does not have the necessary orientation for proceeding independently in the
evaluation of photography from other sources.
Differences in visibility at various elevations and scales, deficiencies of
various types of film in the portrayal of crop status, weed and other infesta-
tion detection, and fertilizer, soil, and water expressions are discussed
alternately, often within the same short paragraph. There is no methodical
procedure of discussion by means of which the reader can find a particular
point of information, nor is there a means by which the reader can assure
himself that he has found all discussion on any special topic. The photo-
graphs are used to point out details of crop expression in order to show the
differences in results achieved with use of several kinds of film, but at least
within the body of these appendices there is no complete discussion of all
tone and color significance on a single series of details.
This reviewer, with a fair knowledge of soil science and hydrology,
crop growth, and infestations, is left with the feeling that: Yes, these details
have been seen in spot references at earlier times, but this compilation of
appendices, without the main body of the report, does not serve as a satis-
factory reference work. Perhaps it was meant to be a critique on use of
the several types of film for selected purposes. In this case it may be of
more use to the planning and programming staff than it is to the photo inter-
preter concerned with the need for dependable keys to total crop evaluation,
for it does not serve well as a key. It is one thing to indicate deficiencies
in experimental plots subject to ground observation. Quite another approach
is necessary to the photo interpreter who works only in his laboratory
without ever having seen the subject crop on the ground.
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19 January 1967
MEMORANDUM FOR: See Distribution
SUBJECT: Earth Resources Observation Satellite (EROS) and
Eastman Kodak - Itek (EKIT) Project Briefings
LW= ~.? ?, ~~~ ~~~ vu5ervation Satellite
(EROS) projec will present a one-hour briefing on the EROS project at the
Multisensor Working Group Meeting to be held at 1000 hours in the Beige
Room on 24 January 1967. The Earth Resources Observation Satellite is
designed`Uo study-glab'a:l=resources for the U.S. Geological Survey. The
areas to be investigated include cartography, environmental geology and
mineral reso
urces, hydrology and geography.
2. project coordinator, and J project
manager (Itek) for the Eastman Kodak-Itek (EKIT).project will present a
briefing on theEKIT--project-at-14O0hours in the Beige Room on 27 January
1967. Project EKIT is a series of experiments involving variousfiltrcombi=
nations, solar angles, and sensors to ensure proper utilization of the
potentials of the J-3 camera system and CORONA satellite.
3. Space is available for the Division/Staff Chief or Deputy Division/
Staff Chief at the EROS briefing, and space is avail~blg for two representatives
of each division or staff at the EKIT briefing. / 1/
olonel,
Assistant f Technical Ddvelopment, NPIC
Distribution:
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