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A technique is presented in which a pair of ground-located K-17 aerial cameras is used on a 1.30-milebaseline to determine cloud ranges to 1-mi accuracy at 40 mi, and cloud-height measurements to within 500 feet at this range. Details of the power supply, vacuum supply, and camera-synchronization requirements are discussed, as well as methods used in analysis. In particular, a detailed discussion is given of the theoretical and practical errors encountered in such a photogrammetric technique.
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Kassander, A. R., & Sims, L. L. (1957). CLOUD PHOTOGRAMMETRY WITH GROUND-LOCATED K-17 AERIAL CAMERAS. Journal of Meteorology, 14(1), 43–49. https://doi.org/10.1175/0095-9634-14.1.43
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