Significant techniques for the processing and interpretation of ERTS-1 data
Preprocessing, classification, and correlation of ERTS-1 data with ground features and analysis of spectral clustered results
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Engineering topics
Cousin, S. B.
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Significant techniques in the processing and interpretation of ERTS-1 data
The discipline oriented investigations underway at the Johnson Space Center (JSC) using ERTS-1 data provide an appropriate framework for the systematic evaluation of the various elements comprising a prototype multispectral data processing and analysis system. In particular such a system may be thought of as the integration of: (1) a preprocessing subsystem; (2) a spectral clustering subsystem, (3) a correlation and classification subsystem; (4) mensuration subsystem; and (5) an information management subsystem. Specific elements of this system are already operational at JSC. It is in the context of this system that technique development and application is being pursued at JSC. Aircraft, ERTS and EREP data will be utilized to refine the subsystem elements for each of the data acquisition systems or system combinations that are optimally suited for a specific Earth Resources application. The techniques reported are those that have been developed to date during the utilization of ERTS-1 data in this processing and analysis system.
Cousin, S. B.↗
Leading edge bluntness effects and their importance in hypersonic inlet design.
Shock and boundary layers about blunted two- dimensional slender bodies in hypersonic flow
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