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AVIRIS ground data processing system
Larson, Steve, Novack, H. Ian, Bennett, Robert, Hansen, Earl G.
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Abstract
During the last year and a half, Feb. 1991 to Jun. 1992, a major upgrade of the Airborne Visible/Infrared Imaging Spectrometers (AVIRIS) ground data processing system took place. Both the hardware and software components were changed significantly to improve the processing capacity and performance and to structure a data facility capable of handling the projected work load into the near future. A summary report of these changes and some projections for the future are provided. The objectives of the AVIRIS data facility are to decommutate and archive AVIRIS data and to provide raw or radiometrically calibrated data products to the science investigator. These primary objectives have not changed from the initial concepts. The upgrade effort has greatly improved the processing system. These objectives can now be accomplished in a more timely fashion at a reasonable cost and there is sufficient capacity to manage the current processing load and provide for future growth. The method of implementation added the flexibility to provide better service to the investigator and allow for future changes.
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Larson, S., Novack, H. I., Bennett, R., & Hansen, E. G. (n.d.). AVIRIS ground data processing system. NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA).
Larson, Steve, et al. “AVIRIS ground data processing system.” NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA).
Larson, Steve, H. Ian Novack, Robert Bennett, and Earl G. Hansen. n.d.. “AVIRIS ground data processing system.” NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA).
Larson, S. et al. (n.d.) ‘AVIRIS ground data processing system’, NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA).
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