Louis Triboulet
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Louis Triboulet was an architect and aerial photographer. He was Secretary of the International Aeronautical Congress of 1900 and Secretary-General of the Permanent International Aeronautic Commission created by that Congress. He was also a Secretary-General and Vice President of the Société française de navigation aérienne, and Vice-President of the Société de topographie de France.[1][2]
According to Wilfrid de Fonvielle,[2] Triboulet worked with a Dagron, presumably the person described in Fonvielle, 1900, Nécrologie. M. Dagron.
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Publications by or about Louis Triboulet
- Fonvielle, 1899, Portraits d'aéronautes contemporains. M. Louis Triboulet (Simple title: Portraits of contemporary aeronauts. Mr Louis Triboulet, Journal: L'Aérophile)
- Publication 11349, 1901, Some celebrities of the Paris Congress (Simple title: Some celebrities of the Paris Congress, Journal: Aër. Journ.)
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| Names | Louis Triboulet |
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| Countries | FR |
| Locations | Colmar, Alsace |
| Occupations | architect |
| Tech areas | Photography, Meteorology, cartography |
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| Affiliations | Société française de navigation aérienne, International Aeronautical Congress of 1900, Permanent International Aeronautic Commission |
| Family name | Triboulet |
| Birth date | 1841 |
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