The Photo-Theodolite of Mr. H. Wild

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Photogrammetry in the Ordnance Survey from Close to MacLeod

“…At the end of the war he was invited to France to look at German material and methods (Hinks, 1919). Throughout the next two decades he actively promoted developments in air survey keeping in touch with developments on the continent (see, for example, Hinks, 1922, 1923; Hutchinson and Hinks, 1926) and, as will be seen later, was a key ally of MacLeod in his campaign to influence the outcome of the Departmental Committee on the Ordnance Survey.…”