NASA NTRS · 19870065957
JPL multipolarization workstation - Hardware, software and examples of data analysis
Abstract
A low-cost stand-alone interactive image processing workstation has been developed for operations on multipolarization JPL aircraft SAR data, as well as data from future spaceborne imaging radars. A recently developed data compression technique is used to reduce the data volume to 10 Mbytes, for a typical data set, so that interactive analysis may be accomplished in a timely and efficient manner on a supermicrocomputer. In addition to presenting a hardware description of the work station, attention is given to the software that has been developed. Three illustrative examples of data analysis are presented.
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Burnette, Fred, Norikane, Lynne. 1987-01-01. JPL multipolarization workstation - Hardware, software and examples of data analysis. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19870065957
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