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NASA NTRS · 19830028857

Standardization of computer compatible tape formats for remote sensing data

Abstract

Standards and guidelines being developed for future CCT formats for use in Landsat receiving stations are presented, in order to solve the data compatability problem, and to consider user community requirements. Data exchange at the local, regional, national, or international level is an important user requirement, and data integration from various sources should be possible. The tape super structure allows various formats to be implemented. A volume directory identifies the volume, and a file descriptor confirms it. The data is then filed, and it is determined whether the data files are appropriate to already defined file classes. If not, a new class is established. Applications of this format are in three areas: satellite imagery, geocoded polygon data, and airborne remote sensing data.

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Thomas, V. L., Guertin, F. E.. 1981-01-01. Standardization of computer compatible tape formats for remote sensing data. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19830028857

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