Paper
19 September 1997 Online catalog access and distribution of remotely sensed information
Stephen M. Lutton
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Abstract
Remote sensing is providing voluminous data and value added information products. Electronic sensors, communication electronics, computer software, hardware, and network communications technology have matured to the point where a distributed infrastructure for remotely sensed information is a reality. The amount of remotely sensed data and information is making distributed infrastructure almost a necessity. This infrastructure provides data collection, archiving, cataloging, browsing, processing, and viewing for applications from scientific research to economic, legal, and national security decision making. The remote sensing field is entering a new exciting stage of commercial growth and expansion into the mainstream of government and business decision making. This paper overviews this new distributed infrastructure and then focuses on describing a software system for on-line catalog access and distribution of remotely sensed information.
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Stephen M. Lutton "Online catalog access and distribution of remotely sensed information", Proc. SPIE 3119, Multispectral Imaging for Terrestrial Applications II, (19 September 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.285548
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KEYWORDS
Databases

Data archive systems

Human-machine interfaces

Data communications

Internet

Data processing

Data modeling

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