NASA NTRS ยท 20190027356
NASA World Wind: Visualization Technology for Spatial Data
Abstract
Spatial information intelligence is a global issue that will increasingly affect our ability to survive as a species. Collectively we must better appreciate the complex relationships that make life on Earth possible. Providing spatial information in its native context can accelerate our ability to process that information. To maximize this ability to process information, three basic elements are required: data delivery (server technology), data access (client technology), and data processing (information intelligence). NASA World Wind provides the open source client technology based on open standards. The possibilities for data processing and data sharing are enhanced by this inclusive infrastructure for geographic information. It is interesting that this open source and open standards approach, unfettered by proprietary constraints, provides for unlimited innovation with this technology.
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Hogan, Patrick J.. 2014-11-20. NASA World Wind: Visualization Technology for Spatial Data. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20190027356
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