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Authors
Barry Haack
is Professor of Geographic and Cartograph-
ic Sciences at George Mason University, 4400 University
Drive, MS 1E2, Fairfax, VA 22030 USA,
,
703 993 1215. He is an elected ASPRS Fellow, serves as a
Visiting Scientist with the USGS in Reston and has worked
professionally in almost 30 countries on multiple workshops
and projects for international agencies, NGOs and country
governments.
Robert Ryerson
is President of consulting firm Kim
Geomatics Corporation, Box 1125, Manotick, Ontario K4M
1A9, Canada,
, 613-692-0185.
He has been an award winning scientist, Director General of
the Canada Centre for Remote Sensing, and has served on
the ASPRS Board. He is a Fellow of the ASPRS, a Certified
Mapping Scientist (Remote Sensing) and former Chairman
of the Canadian Remote Sensing Society. He was an author/
editor for the Second Edition of the Manual of Photographic
Interpretation and for the Second Edition of the Manual
of Remote Sensing. He was Editor-in-Chief of the Third
Edition of the Manual of Remote Sensing and has worked in
over 40 countries – including six with Dr. Haack.
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