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Proceedings Article | 30 October 2009 Paper

Design and implementation of visual and multilevel remote sensing image processing workflow customization system

Lang Feng, Kaimin Sun

Proceedings Volume 7497, 74970C (2009) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.832746

KEYWORDS: Image processing, Remote sensing, Visualization, Image registration, Data processing, Sensing systems, Data storage, Analytical research, System integration, Databases

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Currently, the need for professional fast batch processing of remote sensing images becomes more and more urgent. Production and application units of remote sensing data require the processing software not only to process images by operating menu, but also to customize different processing flows rapidly according to different needs. Processing flow needs to have reusability so that either the existing flow or new customized flow is available to professional processing, even to non-professionals. And extendibility is demanded to allow newly-added function algorithm modules or a mature flow library can be used for flow customization directly. However, the needs mentioned above can not be satisfied by the existing remote sensing software. Consequently, this paper puts forward a visible flow customization approach and its implementation mechanism. This approach has fully considered features of professional image processing such as visuality, variety, complexity, reusability, expansibility and high efficiency. With this approach, an efficient and integrated experimental system is established, which has obtained expected performance in practical application of remote sensing image processing (for example, change detection).

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