DOD GEODETIC-CARTOGRAPHIC TARGET MATERIALS CONFERENCE, 29 OCTOBER TO 5 NOVEMBER 1969, AT CAMERON STATION, ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA, AND A SPECIAL BRIEFING AT DIA SPECIAL OPERATIONS CENTER, PENTAGON, 6 NOVEMBER 1969

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13 November 1969
1. From the point of view of your interest in MC&G
activities, I believe that you should be aware of the annual
subject conferences that have been held over the past several
years, in which the DIAMC senior officials have done their best
to explain their management ,role and accompanying problems to
representatives of the three Services and the attending repre-
sentatives of the Unified and Specified Commands, as well as to
Commands in the CONUS. Some of these representatives also
participated actively by giving presentations, Attachment A is
the unclassified agenda of the conference, and I
attended several of the sessions, most of which were SECRET,
2. I do not want to bore you with a full run-down
but some points may be of interest. First of all, over 700
technical and administrative /management personnel attended one
or more of the many seminars and other sessions,
DoD Geodetic-Cartographic Target
Materials Conference, 29 October to
5 November 1969, at Cameron Station,
Alexandria, Virginia, and a Special
Briefing at DIA Special Operations
Center, Pentagon, 6 November 1969
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3. During the morning of 29 October several papers
related in one way or another to the concept of an integrated
data bank for MC&G and other terrain and geographic intelligence
data. Considerable humor was introduced by mention that every-
one had his own idea regarding what an integrated data bank should
be but that no two people seemed to come out with the same answers.
DIA review(s) completed.
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It was agreed that a fully integrated, automated series of data
banks responsive to the needs of all in the community would
not be fully developed for several more years and that there
is need for much more coordinated "thinking -through" of
presently recognized and potential problems. User-oriented,
quick reaction output was a dominant thought.
4. The session in the afternoon of 29 October was
a disappointing and fragmented review of well-known uses of
multispectral photography, but it illustrated the interest in this
approach for study of environmental data of military significance.
Mention was made of the advances in this work on th n
side,
wa s
emphasized as extremely useful.
5. The session on overt satellite networks held
during the afternoon of 30 October was very informative in
describing the part each system played in world-wide geodetic
work, but the extremely technical presentations, including many
precise measurements of error within the various systems,
impressed one with the diversity of problems encountered in the
data reduction field.
6. As the opening speaker for the second part of the
conference on 3 November, Rear Admiral Donald Showers, DIA
Deputy Director for Plans and Programs, explained the position
of Mr. Froelke as Assistant Secretary of Defense for Administration
and Intelligence. He now has a staff of 14 civilian and military
officers. He and his staff, in cooperation with all pertinent
elements in the DoD, will develop a Consolidated Defense Intelligence
Program, pulling together all DoD operational and support elements
within the Department. This effort would be properly coordinated
with other associated elements of the Governmental foreign
intelligence agencies. DIA will continue to coordinate the MC&G
aspects.
7. On 4 November, a representative of the Plans and
Programs Office of DIAMC noted that the MC&G budget was being
reduced by that slots were being lost, that for
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the old CIP there would be a reduction of 10 percent overseas,
including a 5 to 10 percent reduction in over-all manpower.
There has to be a major overhaul in planning--a team approach.
There must be greater attention to priorities, an attempt to do
away with any overlapping products or activities, a utilization
of all resources to the maximum benefit of all concerned, and
that technological developments must be expedited. All MC&G
must be mission oriented; packaged; problem thresholds must
be established; and consolidated guidance must prevail. Stretch-
out will not solve the problem of reduced funds. He noted that
there were map and chart exchange agreements between the DoD
and foreign mapping agencies in 55 countries, cooperative
agreements (with one or more U. S, personnel involved) with
agencies in 50 countries, standardization agreements, facscimile
chart reproduction agreements, and DoD overt geodetic satellite
operational agreements with 39 countries.
8. In the afternoon of 3 November, there was a
general run-down of the status of overt satellite geodetic work
by the various agencies and associated discussions of other
selected geodetic surveys (aerial and ground) which are currently
in progress. Special mention was made of the so-called 12-degree
baseline from Dakar to the eastern border of the Sudan. The
and the work is nearly
complete. It is an important baseline for the WGS primary net.
There was also considerable discussion of NAVOCEANO's bathy-
metric surveys of areas of interest to submarine activities.
9. During the morning of 5 November, there were
some detailed presentations of close PI and photogrammetric
support to military field units. However, the subsequent presentations
of advanced cartographic systems, still largely conceptual, were
most interesting. They involved digitized, analog, and manual-
assisted input, selective input from data banks, automated data
reduction and man-monitored compilation, and selected output
responsive to consumer requirements.
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10. In the afternoon, there was a general round-up
of the status and potential of all-weather mapping systems.
In Phase I of the DoD Program, 60, 000 square statute miles
of Panama and Colombia are being mapped by
(from conventional aircraft. Reflectors,
placed by the InterAmerican Geodetic Survey, had assisted in
control. Class B 1:250, 000 maps are the goal. Phase II will
use RC-130A aircraft at 30, 000 feet, equipped with
I rith a swath width of five nautical miles and a resolution
of ten feet. The goal here will be Class A 1:250, 000 maps.
Collection will begin in CY 1972. Phase III will involve a
giving two metre ground resolution and permit production of
Here the goal is for 1:50, 000 maps, The cost
is estimated at to obtain map coverage of 6. 8 million
square statute mi es or medium-scale and 1. 7 million square
statute miles for large-scale maps for the bad weather areas. The
presentation was at SECRET level and did not reflect the total
thinking of the MC&G people working at the T-KH level,
110 During the morning of 6 November, a T-KH briefing
was held in the Special Operations Center of DIA. Most of the
attendees were from CONUS and overseas Commands. They were
either being brought up to date or receiving their first over-all
orientation of the MC&G activities and prospects in the use of
photography from covert reconnaissance satellites.
presented an excellent and well-organized briefing for tose not
intimately involved in the over-all picture. of
DIA explained the current status of and problems associa e with
the use of this satellite photography for tightening the world-wide
geodetic positioning accuracies for targeting and for refining the
World Geodetic System (WGS).
12. noted that the KH-4B with the
DISIC/Doppler beacon has a good chance of providing data for
geodetic positioning accuracies of 300 feet horizontal and 250 feet
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vertical with 90 percent assurance.
13. pointed out that MC&G management
problems in the use of KH photography involved:
a, re-evaluation of production capabilities;
b. high investment in equipment and
personnel;
c. changing degree of international
involvement in mapping foreign areas; and
d, current economy moves.
14, then presented a new series of
graphics (vugrap s which gave an outstandingly improved visual
picture of the gaps in coverage both inside and outside the bloc in
terms of the needs for mapping and charting. (He promises to
provide a set for your office.) For example, with regard to the
Joint Operations Graphics (JOGs) at 1:250, 000 scale, there are
1, 978 quadrangles required to cover Africa. Of these, 584 are
or are being completed by conventional means; there is satellite
photo coverage for completing nearly all of 467 sheets; there is
partial satellite coverage (roughly 20 to 80 percent) for each of
628 sheets; and no satellite or conventional coverage for 299
sheet areas. For Latin America, 1, 202 JOG sheets are required,
Of these, 256 are or are being completed by conventional means;
satellite photographic coverage is available for 197 sheets; partial
satellite photographic coverage is available for 253 sheets; and
496 sheet areas are without satellite or conventional photographic
coverage.
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it is basically within the state-of-the-art and feasible if
expenditures could be justified in contrast to other more
conventional approaches.
16. Several expressed concern regarding the
CONFIDENTIAL classification which the manual states must
be placed on the 1:50, 000 maps constructed from covert
satellite photography, if suitable cover can not be developed.
No answer was given; but I feel that, at the minimum, classi-
fication policy would be sufficiently flexible to meet urgent
needs on a case-by-case basis.
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CONTENTS
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS .......... ... ........... 1
Cameron Station Layout & Traffic Flow
in the Vicinity of Building #3 .............................. 6
Cameron Station Layout Building #3 ............................ 7
Cameron Station Post Restaurant &'Officers' Club .............. 8
READY REFERENCE TELEPHONE NUMBERS
DIAMC ....................................... ............. 9
DSA ......................................................... 10
AGENDA
Technical Portion
Advanced Systems Office, DIAMC-5 .......................... 11
Surveys & Basic Data Office, DIAMC-3 ...................... 13
General Portion
Product Requirements Office, DIAMC-1 ...................... 16
Surveys & Basic Data Office, DIAMC-3 ...................... 17
Plans & Programs Office, DIAMC-2........ .................. 18
Cartography Office, DIAMC-4 ............................... 19
Advanced Systems Office, DIAMC-5 .......................... 20
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS .............................................. 12 & 16
POST CONFERENCE ACTIVITIES
Special Area Briefing.. .. .............................. 21
Problem Discussion Session with DIAMC ........................ 22
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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
FOR
DOD GEODETIC, CARTOGRAPHIC AND TARGET MATERIALS
CONFERENCE
29 OCT - 5 NOV 1969
1. PLACE: Defense Supply Agency Headquarters Auditorium, located at
the front end of Building 3, US Army Cameron Station, Duke Street,
Alexandria, Va.
2. ATTENDANCE: Attendance limited to military and civilian government
employees.
3. SECURITY CLEARANCE:
a. A SECRET clearance is required for the conference at Cameron
Station and must be certified by the attendee's office.
b. A special area security clearance is required for the post
conference Special Area Briefing scheduled 0900-1130, 6 November
1969, in Room 1D 883, Pentagon and verfication forwarded DIA through
the SAO channels. Conferees will be cleared at the DIA Operations
Center entrance, Room lD 914, ext 57500, and be issued a green visitor's
pass. The pass will be displayed throughout the controlled area and be
returned to Room 1D 914 upon leaving the area.
4. REGISTRATION: Registrations will be from 0830-0930, 29 October 1969
and 3 November 1969. Conferees not registering on either of the scheduled
registration periods may do so on the initial day of attendance. During
the registration process, the conferees will present their official
identification card to the DIAMC receptionists, located in the lobby of
the,Cameron Station auditorium. After completing the registration, the
cleared conferee will be issued a DIA identification card and name tag,
and have the left hand stamped with the "code" of the day. The identi-
fication card and name tag will be returned to the receptionist at the
conclusion of the conference, or after the last presentation attended.
The daily opening and closing hours of the conference will be in the
Agenda Schedule.
5. ADMITTANCE TO THE AUDITORIUM: After the registration process, the
conferee is cleared to enter the auditorium. To re-enter the auditorium
after any break during the day, the conferee will be validated by the
security guard, located at each entrance to the auditorium, by placing
his left hand under the ultraviolet light to reveal the "code" of the day.
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To enter the auditorium at the beginning of each day after the
registration day, the conferee must present the receptionist his
DIA identification card. After verification is completed, the
conferee's left hand will be stamped with the "code" of the day
which will then allow entrance into the auditorium.
6. NAME TAGS: Name tags will be displayed throughout the conference.
7. TRANSPORTATION:
a. Special bus transportation will be provided from the ARVA
Motel to Camerc?u Station and to the Pentagon, and return on the days
the activity is scheduled at each location. Transportation will depart
from the motel at 0800 for Cameron Station and at 0830 on the days of the
post conference activities scheduled at the Pentagon. The return bus
service from Cameron Station will be from in front of Building 3 at
-approximately 1645 and from the Pentagon, Stairwell A-7, at 1600.
b. DoD bus schedule from the Pentagon, Cameron Station and return:
(1) Route W13-B from C-2 Stairwell, Pentagon.
LV Pentagon 0930 through 1530 every hour on the half
hour from C-2 Stairwell.
AR Cameron Station at 2nd and A Streets (across the street
from Building 3) approximately 20 minutes later.
(2) Route #13-A from in front of the main entrance to
Building 3, Cameron Station.
LV Cameron Station. 0930 through 1630 every hour on the
half hour.
AR Pentagon, C-2 Stairwell approximately 20 minutes later.
8.. DIRECTIONS FOR THOSE DRIVING TO CAMERON STATION: Proceed southwest
on J.S. Route 95 (Shirley Highway). Approximately 7 miles southwest of
the Pentagon, turn right on East Alexandria Exit to Route 236 (Duke Street)
and proceed east on Duke Street. Approximately one mile, take the right
lane ramp leading onto Lake Road. After a short distance on Lake Road,
turn right at the Post Entrance and remain on B Street and turn right on
3rd street. Building 3 is the first major building on your right, use
either the north ^r south entrances to the building.
9. PARKING .AT C:A+KERON STATION: Local conferees driving will find
nonreserved parking space ve12 limited. The few reserved parking
spaces allocated DIAMC are located in front of Building 3. The DIAMC
Executive Officer will issue the passes to guest speakers, visi.tng
dignitaries and designated recipients.
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10. SEATING: Since no formal seating is arranged, conferees may
sit anywhere in the auditorium. Microphones are located at the
midpoint of rows 1, 4, 8 and 12 on both sides of the main isle.
Speakers are requested to utilize them in addressing the presenter
with any questions, comments, etc., and are requested to identify
themselves and state their organization.
11. CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS: If the final paper of any agenda item
was not previously submitted DIAMC prior to the beginning of the con-
ference, the presenter should submit it to the DIAMC receptionist
prior to its presentation,
12. STORAGE OF CLASSIFIED MATERIAL: Overnight file cabinet storage
will. be available for material classified up to and including SECRET.
Special arrangements must be made for the storage of material larger
than legal size. Request conferees contact the DIAMC receptionist at
either entrance to the auditorium for storage of any classified
document.
13. AVAILABLE PROJECTION FACILITIES: Only a 35mm projector for paper
mounted slides and a 8" x 10" overhead front view projector is available.
A DIAMC projectionist will be available to operate the projection facilities.
Request the slides and/or view-graphs he submitted to the projectionist,
who will be located by the projection equipment, well in advance of the
scheduled presentation.
14. COFFEE BREAKS: Coffee breaks are scheduled as indicated in the
Agenda. Coffee and light refreshments may be obtained at the Snack
Bar in Building 3 and 4 (see Cameron Station Layout and Traffic Flow
Map).
15. LUNCH: Lunch periods are scheduled as indicated on the Agenda.
The Cameron Station Post Restaurant is located in Building 7, directly
to the rear of Building 3. The operating hours and designated available
rooms are:
Colonial Room (Cafeteria - general use)
Breakfast 0700-0900
Sandwich Line 0900-1430
Hot Line 1100-1415
Blue Room (Officers & CS-12 & above) 1130-1330
(table service)
Minuteman Room (Col's & GS-15 & above) 1130-1330
(table service)
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16. CAMERON STATION OFFICERS' CLUB COCKTAIL LOUNGE OPERATION: The
cocktail lounge is located in Building 7 and is adjacent to the Post
Restaurant. The lounge operating hours are:
Monday
1.1.00-1800
Tues-Wed-Thurs
11.00-2300
Friday
1100-0130
Saturday
1400-0130
Officers'Club buffet luncheons (located in the cocktail lounge):
Mon-Fri 1130-1330
17. ORDERS! TRAVEL AND NON-AVAILABILITY OF QUARTERS CERTIFICATES:
Conferees requiring endorsement of orders, travel information, etc.
will contact the DIAMC receptionist located in the lobby just outside
the conference auditorium.
18.
SPECIAL EVENTS:
a. Concurrent Conference Activity:
(1)
27-30 Oct 69
- The Target Material Working Group Meeting
scheduled for designated conferees in
Room 1E 801, Conference Room #2, Pentagon.
(2)
29 Oct 69
- A Social Function (cocktail) is programmed
at the Cameron Station Officers' Club at
1730 to 1.830.
(3)
3 Nov 69
- A Social Function (cocktail & buffet) is
programmed at the Cameron Station Officers'
Club at 1.630 to 1900.
b.
Post Conference Activity
:
.
(1)
6 Nov 69
- Special Area Briefing scheduled for designated
conferees 0900-1130 in Room 1D 883, DIA
Operations Center, Pentagon.
(2)
6-7 Nov 69
- A Problem Discussion Session with the DIAMC
Offices scheduled for conferees from the
U&S Commands.
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19. DRESS: Conferees are authorized civilian attire while attending
conference sessions. If uniforms are worn, winter uniforms are mandatory
for all Services.
20. POST EXCHANGE: The PX is located in Building 1 (see Cameron Station
Layout and Traffic Flow Map).
21. BANKING: The Alexandria National Bank is located in the Shirley
Duke Shopping Center diagonally across Duke Street from Gate 1.
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MAIN ENTRANCE
RECEPTION DESKS
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CORRIDOR
P-"` REST RMS-?'G
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SNACK BAR
PUBLIC PHONE
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AREA B
AREA D
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DO NOT USE
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CAMERON STATION
POST RESTAURANT !OFFICERS' CLUB
SERVICE AREA - HOT
1100-1415
BREAKFAST 0100-0900
SAC30
0700-1430
MINUTEMAN
ROOM
CO LONELS,
GS-15 &
ABOVE
1130-1330
SERVICE
KITCHEN
ZEBRA ROOM
PRIVATE
LUNCHEONS
BLUE ROOM
OFFICERS, GS-12 & ABOVE
1130-1330
OFFICERS`
COCKTAIL
LOUNGE
BUFFET
1130-1330
MAIN ENTRANCE
3RD STREET
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AGENDA
DOD GEODETIC CARTOGRAPHIC & TARGET MATERIALS CONFERENCE
29 OCTOBER - 5 NOVEMBER 1969
DATE/TIME
Wednesday
29 Oct 69
0830
ITEM
SUBJECT
Registration
2 Introduction and opening Remarks
USAF
Ass stan irec or, , or Mapping,
Charting and Geodesy
4 Introduction
Chief ,
Advanced Systems Office, DIAMC-5
Guest Speaker
VADM Vincent P. de Poix, USN, Dep Dir
of Defense Research & Engineering
(Admin Evaluation & Management)
INTEGRATED DATA BANK
Mr. O.W. Williams, AFCRL, Moderator
5a (Integrated Topographic Data System
Mr. Marvin Gast, ETL
5b Integrated Data Banks - Now or Later?
Mr. N.E. Johnson, NAVOCEANO
Mr. A.C. Holzweissig, NAVOCEANO
Miss Evelyn Pruitt, ONR
5c How a Manager Looks at an Integrated
Data Bank of MC&G Materials
Mr. Thomas C. Finnie, ACIC
COFFEE BREAK - at the discretion of the
Moderator
TOTAL
TIME
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ITEM
SUBJECT
TIME
TOTAL
TIME
29 Oct 69
(cont'd)
1415
7
MULTI-SPECTRAL PHOTOGRAPHY
1:30
7:15
Dr. D. O'Connor, ETL, Moderator
7a
Applications of Reconnaissance
Concepts to Mapping Problems
Mr. J. Alfred Stringham, RADC
Dr. Richard S. Williams,Jr., AFCRL
7b
Potential Application of Multi-
Spectral Photography for Oceanography
Dr. Vincent E. Noble, NAVOCEANO
7c
Multi-Spectral Remote Sensing for
Engineer Construction Materials
Mr. Donald G. Orr, ETL
1545
8
DATA COMPACTION AND DATA TRANSMISSION
Mr. C. Crandall, NAVOCEANO,
1:30
8:45
Moderator
8a
Defense Satellite Communications
System - Phase II (High Speed Digital
Transmission)
Mr. Willis D. DeHart, DCS
8b
The Joint Services In-Flight Data
Transmission System (JIFDATS)
MAJ Donald S. Kendall, USA, JIFDATS
8c
Target Positioning and Charting with
High Resolution Imagery Transmission
System
8d
Data Transmission and a Look at the
Future
Dr. R. Langelier, CNO-OP94
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SOCIAL FUNCTION
1:00
9:45
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TIME
TOTAL
TIME
Thursday
SURVEYS & BASIC DATA OFFICE DIAMC-3
30 Oct 69
0830
11
Introduction
:10
:10
F USAF,
Chief, Surveys & Basic Data
Office, DIAMC-3
0840
1.2
GLOBAL GRAVITY MODELS
3:00
3:1.0
Mr. Richard Anderle, NWL,Moderator
12a
Data Contributions to the Determina-
tion of the Earth's Gravity Field
Mr. Richard J. Anderle, NWL
12b
Optical/Doppler Gravity Models
Dr. A. Mancini, ETL
12c
Analysis of Geodetic Satellite
Tracking Data to Determine Tesseral
Harmonics of the Earth's Gravity
Field
12d
An ACIC Global Gravity Anomaly Field
from Terrestrial Data (GLOB GRAVI)
l2e
A Comparison of Earth Gravitational
Models
F
12f
Effects of Gravity Model Un-
certainties on Satellite Orbits
Mr. Von Bun, NASA
COFFEE BREAK - at the discretion of
:20
3:30
the Moderator
1200
13
LUNCH
1:00
4:30
1300
14
FUTURE APPLICATIONS CONCEPTS
2:15
6:45
Dr. C. Cohen, NWL, Moderator
14a
Geodetic Feasibility of Long Base
Line Interferometry
Smith
TOPOCOM
Randall W
Dr
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30 Oct 69 14b
(cont'd)
Friday
31 Oct 69
0830
15 COFFEE BREAM - must be taken no later
than 1445
16 SATELLITE NETWORKS
F Mr. E. Rot:scheidt, TOPOCOM,Moderato
SUBJECT
Gradiometer for Determination of
Ocean Gravity
Mr. I. R. Gros, NRL
Satellite Altimetry
Messrs A. Shapiro and B. Yaplee,NRL
Geodetic Applications of Timation
Satellites
Mr. R. Easton, NRL
The 621-B Navigational Satellites and
Geodetic Implication
New Generation of Data Reduction
and Analysis Method for the World
ide Geometric Triangulation Program
Dr. H. Schmid, USC&GS
nalysis of the SECOR Equatorial Net-
ork
Dr. Randall W. Smith, TOPOCOM
16c EOS Station Position Solutions
omparisons
Mr. J. Berbert, NASA/GSFC
he Uses and Limitations of Satellite
Geodesy in Specific Real Life Geodeti JI
Problems
Mrs. Irene Fischer, TOPOCOM
ILAUNCH REGION GRAVITY MODELS
1 -1 Moderator
TOTAL
TIME
STAT
25X1
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DATE TIME
ITEM
SUBJECT
TIME
31 Oct 69
(cont'd)
17a
Gravity Requirements for a LRGM
25X1
An LRGM Using the Hirvonen/Moritz
Method
25X1
Development of an LRGM for Minute
Man III
1250
Polaris/Poseidon Prototype Deflec-
tion of Vertical Products
Mr. John Hankins, NAVOCEANO
COFFEE BREAK - at the discretion of
the Moderator
INSTRUMENTATION AND DATA
Mr. Bela Szabo, AFCRL, Moderator
AFCRL'S Absolute Gravity Measure-
ments and their Contributions to
System Accuracy
Mr. Bela Szabo, AFCRL
Smoothing of Aerial Gravity Measure-
ments
Mr. David Anthony, AFCRL
Improvement of Marine Gravimeters
Mr. M. Smalet, NAVOCEANO
COFFEE BREAK - must be taken no
later than 1445
PHOTOGRAMMETRIC CONTROL
Mr. L. Gambino, ETL, Moderator
Photogrammetric Evaluation of AN/
USQ28 SHIRAN-Controlled Aerial
Photography
Mr. F. Masek, ETL
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DATE TII~IE
31 Oct 69
(cont'd)
ITEM
20b
SUBJECT TIME
HIRAN/LORAN Systematic Error Model
Mr. J. Walker, TOPOCOM
Monday
3 Nov 69
0830
The Simultaneous Adjustment of One
Thousands Photographs
Messrs J. Callander and
J. Del Vecchio, RADC
The Use of Kroll's Method For
Computing Geodetic Distances from
HIRAN Observations
Mr. Jerome J. Kurkowski, TOPOCOM
Registration
Introduction & Opening Remarks
USAF
Assistant Director, D IA, for
Mapping, Charting and Geodesy
Guest Speaker
LTG Donald V. Bennett, USA,
Director, Defense Intelligence
Agency
COFFEE BREAK
PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS OFFICE,DIAMC-1
.Introduction
TOTAL
TIME
J1 Acting Chief
rocuc Requirements Off., DIAMC-1
Product Requirements
a
DoD Metric Study Under PL 90-472
USA, DIAMC-1
TACAN Overprint Special SEA Tactical
VFR Chart
LTC Glenn F. Howerton, CINCPAC
STAT
STAT
STAT
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DATE TIME
3 Nov 69
(coat}d)
1140
Defining MC&G Requirements
CDR Scott E. Drummond, USN,CINCPAC
The Staff Study - A Useful Tool for 1 :15
Aircraft and Missiles
Digital Charting for Future Tactical 1 :25
of Strategic Systems
TOTAL
TIME
25X1
25X1
SURVEYS & BASIC DATA OFFICE, DIAMC-3
USAF
Chief, Surveys & Basic Data Office,
DIAMC-3
SUMMARY OF FY69 OPERATIONAL SURVEYS
Army
Satellite Geodesy
Mr. J. Bernard, TOPOCOM
Gravity)
Mr. R. Yater, TOPOCOM
Other Geodetic (TAGS, Military & 1 :15
Navy
Geodetic Satellite
Mr. J. Kay, NAVAIRSYSCOM
CDR Martin Ruch, USN, NAVOCEANO
Navy Survey Operations f :15
Air Force
Ground and Aerial Surveys
LTC James H. St Clair, ACGS
STAT
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3 Nov 69
(coo'd)
PLANS & PROGRAMS OFFICE, DIAMC-2
Intelligence Resources Allocation
DIAMC-2
Review & Decision-Making Process fort :151 :20
STAT
STAT
0905 141 1 USATOPOCOM Reorganization
COL Stanley J. Hathorn,USA,TOPOCOM
ACIC Implementation Plan for 1 :20 I1:10
Advanced Cartographic System
25X1
MC&G SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
Army
1000 144a I Topographic Skill Training at the
U.S. Army Engineer School
COL Colin Carter, USA, TOPOCOM
MAJ Don F. Svendsen, USA,TOPOCOM
Sciences for Army Officer Personnel
Formal Graduate Schooling in MC&G 1 :15 12:10
U.S. Army Topographic Command 1 :20 12:30
Training Center Operations and
Employee University Participation
Mr. Gilbert Monck, TOPOCOM
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DATE/ TIME
4 Nov 69
(cont'd)
1100
TOTAL
TIME
25X1
44g
Navy
NAVOCEANO'S Career Development
Program
Mr. E. Clay Joseph, NAVOCEANO
Technical Training in Hydrographic
Engineering at the US Naval
Oceanographic Office
Mr. Christie K. Snyder, Jr.,
NAVOCEANO
Air Force
Report on Formal School Operations
to Train Personnel in MC&G Sciences
Report on Formal Geodetic Training
LTC James H. St Clair, ACGS
LUNCH
CARTOGRAPHY OFFICE DIAMC-4
Introduction
I USA, Chief
Cartography Office, DIAMC-4
Benefits and Problems of Interna-
tional Cooperative Production Pro-
g I gams USA, Chief
a o apny u c AMC-4
MILITARY DEPARTMENTS MC&G PRODUCTION
AGENCY REPORT
Army - COL David Hutchinson,TOPOCOM
Navy - CAPT Mark Macomber, NAVOCEANO
DIA Area Requirements & Product
Status System (ARAPS)
STAT
STAT
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DATE TIME
4 Nov 69
(cont'd)
1625
51 1 Target Material Programs Status
DIAMC-4B
Wednesday
5 Nov 69
0830
52 1 Report of the Target Materials
Working Group Meeting
USAF, DIAMC-4B
53 1 USARPAC Map Supply System
COL Henry Romanek, USARPAC
ADVANCED SYSTEMS OFFICE DIAMC-5
USA, Chief
vance systems fice, DIAMC-5
56 1 Mapping From Color Photography
COL J.W. Park, Jr., TOPOCOM
57 Photogrammetric Applications to
Field Artillery
Mr. Eugene D. Griffin, USAETL
58 1 Field Army Surveying System
Mr. T. Flowe, USAETL
59 1 Concept Formulation of the Hydro-
graphic Survey Ship System
Mr. Steward B. Nelson, OCEANAV
60 1 ADVANCED CARTOGRAPHY
60a Digitizing Cartographic and Terrain
Data at USAETL
Mr. Howard Carr, USAETL
60b Advanced Cartography
Mr. Robert L. Wheatley, NAVOCEANO
60c t Mr. Joseph Diello, USAF-RADC
TOTAL
TIME
:20 1:10
:10 1:20
:20 1:40
:15 1:55
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DATE TIME
5 Nov 69
(cont'd)
1200
Thursday
6 Nov 69
0900
Experimental Lenticular Photomap
Mr. Lynn R. Wickland, TOPOCOM
63 # Military Geographic Analysis System
Dr. Kenneth R. Kothe, USAETL
SYSTEM
TOTAL
TIME
64al Phase I, Mr. F. Treadwell, TOPOCOM
Phase II, LtCol R.K. Burkard, AFRDR
64c' Phase III, Mr. K. Yoritomo, USAETL
64d' Interface Mr. F. Treadwell, TOPOCOM
66 Conference Closure
USAF
I
Assistant Director, DIA,for
Mapping, Charting and Geodesy
POST CONFERENCE ACTIVITY
Special Area Briefing, Rm 1D 883,
DIA Operations Center, Pentagon
Technical. Advisor, DIAMC
Problem Discussion Session with
DIAMC Offices for Conferees from
the U&S Commands (timetable atchd)
STAT
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PROBLEM DISCUSSION SESSION - TIMETABLE
6 Nov 69
MC-1
MC-2
MC-3
NC-4
MC-5
EUCOM
Col Ilritzko
1230-1330
1410-1510
1515-1600
1605-1700
1335-1405
CINCPAC
CDR Drummond
1620-1700
1300-1400
1405-1425
1430-1.450
1455-1.615
CINCPAC
LTC Hill
1.405-1505
1300-1400
CINCPACAF
1500-1600
Maj Ring
CINCSTRIKE
LCDR Campbell
CINCLANT
Maj Lee
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Item: Subject:
Speaker:
Item: Subject: Speaker:
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