NASA NTRS · 20090022388
Understanding Local Structure Globally in Earth Science Remote Sensing Data Sets
Abstract
Empirical probability distributions derived from the data are the signatures of physical processes generating the data. Distributions defined on different space-time windows can be compared and differences or changes can be attributed to physical processes. This presentation discusses on ways to reduce remote sensing data in a way that preserves information, focusing on the rate-distortion theory and using the entropy-constrained vector quantization algorithm.
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Braverman, Amy, Fetzer, Eric. 2007-08-01. Understanding Local Structure Globally in Earth Science Remote Sensing Data Sets. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20090022388
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