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NASA NTRS · 19790012739

Geobase Information System Impacts on Space Image Formats

Abstract

As Geobase Information Systems increase in number, size and complexity, the format compatability of satellite remote sensing data becomes increasingly more important. Because of the vast and continually increasing quantity of data available from remote sensing systems the utility of these data is increasingly dependent on the degree to which their formats facilitate, or hinder, their incorporation into Geobase Information Systems. To merge satellite data into a geobase system requires that they both have a compatible geographic referencing system. Greater acceptance of satellite data by the user community will be facilitated if the data are in a form which most readily corresponds to existing geobase data structures. The conference addressed a number of specific topics and made recommendations.

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Simonett, D. S., Smith, T. R., Tobler, W., Marks, D. G., Frew, J. E., Dozier, J. C.. 1978-04-01. Geobase Information System Impacts on Space Image Formats. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19790012739

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