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NASA NTRS · 19790013346

Multispectral scanner system parameter study and analysis software system description, volume 2

Abstract

The author has identified the following significant results. The integration of the available methods provided the analyst with the unified scanner analysis package (USAP), the flexibility and versatility of which was superior to many previous integrated techniques. The USAP consisted of three main subsystems; (1) a spatial path, (2) a spectral path, and (3) a set of analytic classification accuracy estimators which evaluated the system performance. The spatial path consisted of satellite and/or aircraft data, data correlation analyzer, scanner IFOV, and random noise model. The output of the spatial path was fed into the analytic classification and accuracy predictor. The spectral path consisted of laboratory and/or field spectral data, EXOSYS data retrieval, optimum spectral function calculation, data transformation, and statistics calculation. The output of the spectral path was fended into the stratified posterior performance estimator.

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Landgrebe, D. A., Mobasseri, B. G., Wiersma, D. J., Wiswell, E. R., Mcgillem, C. D., Anuta, P. E.. 1978-11-01. Multispectral scanner system parameter study and analysis software system description, volume 2. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19790013346

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