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10 years after the first introduction of a digital airborne mapping camera in the ISPRS conference 2000 in Amsterdam, several digitalcameras are now available. They are well established in the market and have replaced the analogue camera. A general improvementin image quality accompanied the digital camera development. The signal-to-noise ratio and the dynamic range are significantlybetter than with the analogue cameras. In addition, digital cameras can be spectrally and radiometrically calibrated. The use of these cameras required a rethinking in many places though. New data products were introduced. In the recent years, someactivities took place that should lead to a better understanding of the cameras and the data produced by these cameras. Severalprojects, like the projects of the German Society for Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Geoinformation (DGPF) or EuroSDR(European Spatial Data Research), were conducted to test and compare the performance of the different cameras. In this paper the current DIN (Deutsches Institut fuer Normung - German Institute for Standardization) standards will be presented.These include the standard for digital cameras, the standard for ortho rectification, the standard for classification, and the standard forpan-sharpening. In addition, standards for the derivation of elevation models, the use of Radar / SAR, and image quality are inpreparation. The OGC has indicated its interest in participating that development. The OGC has already published specifications in the field ofphotogrammetry and remote sensing. One goal of joint future work could be to merge these formerly independent developments andthe joint development of a suite of implementation specifications for photogrammetry and remote sensing

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PHOTOGRAMMETRY AND REMOTE SENSING: NEW GERMAN STANDARDS (DIN) SETTING QUALITY REQUIREMENTS OF PRODUCTS GENERATED BY DIGITAL CAMERAS, PAN-SHARPENING AND CLASSIFICATION