NASA NTRS · 19770032202
IBIS - A geographic information system based on digital image processing and image raster datatype
Abstract
IBIS (Image Based Information System) is a geographic information system which makes use of digital image processing techniques to interface existing geocoded data sets and information management systems with thematic maps and remotely sensed imagery. The basic premise is that geocoded data sets can be referenced to a raster scan that is equivalent to a grid cell data set. The first applications (St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, and Los Angeles County) have been restricted to the design of a land resource inventory and analysis system. It is thought that the algorithms and the hardware interfaces developed will be readily applicable to other Landsat imagery.
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Bryant, N. A., Zobrist, A. L.. 1976-01-01. IBIS - A geographic information system based on digital image processing and image raster datatype. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19770032202
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