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First Velocity Correction for Precise Electro-Optical Distance Measurement -- B. Tables of Saturation Water Vapour Pressures -- C. Parameters of the ICAO Standard Atmosphere -- D. Data of a Selection of Electro-Optical Distance Meters as Required for the Derivation of the First Velocity Correction and for Calibration Purposes -- E. Technical Data of a Selection of Short Range Distance Meters -- F. Technical Data of a Selection of Pulse Distance Meters -- G. Technical Data of a Selection of Long Range Distance Meters -- H. Critical Dimensions of a Selection of Reflectors -- References. 330 $aElectronic Distance Measurement This text gives an up-to-date introduction into electronic distance measurement (EDM) with a comprehensive review of modern equipment and procedures. It is excellently suited as a text for undergraduate and graduate students and an invaluable reference for practicing surveyors, geodesists and other scientists using EDM as a measuring tool. 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