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Dr. John R. Jensen Department of Geography University of South Carolina Columbia, SC 29208

Image Processing System Considerations. Dr. John R. Jensen Department of Geography University of South Carolina Columbia, SC 29208. Jensen, 2003. Image Processing System Considerations.

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Dr. John R. Jensen Department of Geography University of South Carolina Columbia, SC 29208

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  1. Image Processing System Considerations Dr. John R. Jensen Department of Geography University of South Carolina Columbia, SC 29208 Jensen, 2003

  2. Image Processing System Considerations A digital image processing system consists of the computer hardware and the image processing software necessary to analyze digital image data. Consideration: Interactive versus Batch Processing * Quality of the Interface Jensen, 2003

  3. ENVI Interface Jensen, 2003

  4. ERDAS Interface Jensen, 2003

  5. Image Processing System Hardware /Software Considerations * Central Processing Unit * Operating System and Applications Software * Random Access Memory (RAM) * Mass Storage (hard disk, CD, DVD) * Arithmetic Co-processor * Image Processing Memory (Graphics card) - CRT Screen display resolution - CRT screen color resolution * Serial versus Parallel Processing Jensen, 2003

  6. Moore’s Law Jensen, 2003

  7. Image Processing System Considerations Type of Computer: * Mainframe (> 32-bit CPU) * Workstation (> 32-bit CPU) * Personal Computers (16 to 32-bit CPU) Jensen, 2003

  8. Image Processing System Hardware /Software Considerations * Central Processing Unit (CPU) * Random Access Memory (RAM) * Mass Storage (hard disk, CD, DVD) * Arithmetic Co-processor * Image Processing Memory (Graphics card) - CRT Screen display resolution - CRT screen color resolution * Serial versus Parallel Processing Jensen, 2003

  9. Typical Digital Image Processing Laboratory Jensen, 2003

  10. Remote Sensing Data Formats * Band interleaved by line (BIL) * Band interleaved by pixel (PIP) * Band sequential (BSQ) * Run-length encoding Jensen, 2003

  11. Image Processing System Hardware /Software Considerations * Central Processing Unit (CPU) * Random Access Memory (RAM) * Mass Storage (hard disk, CD, DVD) * Arithmetic Co-processor * Image Processing Memory (Graphics card) - CRT Screen display resolution - CRT screen color resolution * Serial versus Parallel Processing * Storage and archiving capability Jensen, 2003

  12. Serial Versus Parallel Processing * Requires more than one CPU * Requires software that can parse (distribute) the digital image processing to the various CPUs by - task, and/or - line, and/or - column. Jensen, 2003

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  14. Remote Sensing Data Storing and Archiving Considerations * Type of Media * Access to a read-write mechanism that works. Jensen, 2003

  15. Longevity Jensen, 2003

  16. Image Processing System Functions * Preprocessing (Radiometric and Geometric) * Display and Enhancement * Information Extraction * Image Lineage * Image and Map Cartographic Composition *Geographic Information Systems (GIS) * Integrated Image Processing and GIS * Utilities Jensen, 2003

  17. The Major Commercial Digital Image Processing Systems - ERDAS - ENVI - IDRISI - ERMapper - PCI - Lots of photogrammetric Jensen, 2003

  18. The Major Public Digital Image Processing Systems - JPL VICAR-IBIS - MultiSpec - C-Coast Jensen, 2003

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