Preface. Introduction. Part One: Sky Surveys and Calibration Programmes. Part Two: Digitisation Programmes -- Current and Planned. Part Three: Developments in Techniques -- Compression, Astrometry, Photometry and Object Classification. Part Four: Astronomy from Large-Scale Digitised Surveys. Part Five: Optical Identification Programmes Using Digitised Surveys. Author Index. Subject Index. Object Index.
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