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I'm sorry, Linda, I guess I misunderstood the question.
Since this is spatial data, it might be nice to keep it in the G
schedule. At UBC the aerial photography and space imagery are in the
Geographic Information Centre in the Geography Dept., and are not
classified.   Have GD or GE been used yet?  How about a comment from LC?
Fran W.
 
 
On Fri, 26 May 1995, Linda Zellmer wrote:
 
> Fran,
>   My problem is where do you put Landsat, AVHRR, radar, etc. and all
> of the other remote sensing format.  What subject class code do you
> use for AVHRR?  If you have two or three sets of data for a single
> year, you end up with the same call number.  And I feel we should
> differentiate between the various types of remote sensing data.
>   I think it is time for a separate letter for aerial photos and
> remotely sensed imagery.  Too bad R has been used.  Linda Zellmer
>
>
 
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