Abstract
In spite of the lack of extensive experimental data at this, in a sense, early stage of development, some very interesting indications of the eventual performance of the Analytical Plotter can be seen. The accuracy of the measuring system is very high; monocular grid measurements gave mean square errors of 2.5 - 3.5 μ. The stability is even better, repetition of readings being constant within 2 to 3 μ, that is, within the pointing accuracy. The accuracy of the complete system may be improved by using experimental corrections and proper statistical treatment of redundant observations. Complete relative and absolute orientations can be carried out in 10 to 15 minutes or less with analytical accuracy. Further economical advantages result from the use of the inherent computer capabilities to solve auxiliary problems and to carry out pertinent “real time” operations, such as automatic control of the plotting table.
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