Rapid C4I High Performance Computing for Hyperspectral Imaging Exploitation
Abstract
A multidisciplinary effort has been initiated which spans the C4I and signal/image processing computational technology areas to integrate diverse capabilities of existing hyperspectral image exploitation systems. The primary objective of the project is to develop and demonstrate support for the rapid, low latency exploitation of hyperspectral information. A flexible and open framework will service exploitation requests from C4I users by tapping into large, dynamic databases of previously processed and raw data to deliver products to the requester with minimal latency. A web-based interface is being developed so that any authorized user with a web browser can input requests. The user can select data sources, exploitation time intervals, and a parallelized exploitation method for execution. To maximize productivity and minimize the decision making cycle of the requestors, algorithm parallelization efforts seek to achieve a minimal latency before initial results begin to stream back to the requestor in typical web prioritized fashion.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jun 01, 2001
- Accession Number
- ADA468111
Entities
People
- Brian C. Romano
- George O. Ramseyer
- Richard E. Linderman
- Scott E. Spetka
Organizations
- Air Force Research Laboratory