NASA NTRS ยท 19760010453
ERIPS: Earth Resource Interactive Processing System
Abstract
The ERIPS is an interactive computer system used in the analysis of remotely sensed data. It consists of a set of software programs which are executed on an IBM System/360 Model 75J computer under the direction of a trained analyst. The software was a derivative of the Purdue LARSYS program and has evolved to include an extensive pattern recognition system and a number of manipulative, preprocessing routines which prepare the imagery for the pattern recognition application. The original purpose of the system was to analyze remotely sensed data, to develop and perfect techniques to process the data, and to determine the feasibility of applying the data to significant earth resources problems. The System developed into a production system. Error recovery and multi-jobbing capabilities were added to the system.
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Quinn, M. J.. 1975-06-01. ERIPS: Earth Resource Interactive Processing System. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19760010453
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