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8 August 1977 Near Real Time Image Interpretation
Arnold H. Lanckton
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Proceedings Volume 0101, Airborne Reconnaissance: Tactical/Real Time II; (1977) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.955384
Event: 1977 SPIE/SPSE Technical Symposium East, 1977, Reston, United States
Abstract
Near Real Time Image Interpretation is a mode of image interpretation we will be encountering with the advent of data link imagery. This mode of interpretation will nave a significant effect on the deployment reconnaissance system and how the results of their interpretation can be used by the appropriate commander. The flexibility of data link imagery permits the distribution of raw imagery to a number of separate locations so that detection, identification and location can be done by sensor, by task or problem, by target category or by any other classification. Because of this flexibility this collection management and exploitation management heretofore separate entities must now be treated together. The overall impact of data imagery and the inforced need for near real-time interpretation is forcing us to re-evaluate the total reconnaissance problem.
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Arnold H. Lanckton "Near Real Time Image Interpretation", Proc. SPIE 0101, Airborne Reconnaissance: Tactical/Real Time II, (8 August 1977); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.955384
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Image sensors

Image processing

Reconnaissance systems

Reconnaissance

Image transmission

Target detection

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