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11 December 1984 Sensor Control And Film Annotation For Long Range, Standoff Reconnaissance
Thomas G. Schmidt, Owen L. Peters, Lawrence H. Post
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Abstract
This paper describes a Reconnaissance Data Annotation System that incorporates off-the-shelf technology and system designs providing a high degree of adaptability and interoperability to satisfy future reconnaissance data requirements. The history of data annotation for reconnaissance is reviewed in order to provide the base from which future developments can be assessed and technical risks minimized. The system described will accommodate new developments in recording head assemblies and the incorporation of advanced cameras of both the film and electro-optical type. Use of microprocessor control and digital bus inter-face form the central design philosophy. For long range, high altitude, standoff missions, the Data Annotation System computes the projected latitude and longitude of central target position from aircraft position and attitude. This complements the use of longer ranges and high altitudes for reconnaissance missions.
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Thomas G. Schmidt, Owen L. Peters, and Lawrence H. Post "Sensor Control And Film Annotation For Long Range, Standoff Reconnaissance", Proc. SPIE 0496, Airborne Reconnaissance VIII, (11 December 1984); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.944425
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KEYWORDS
Reconnaissance

CRTs

Cameras

Electronics

Head

Sensors

Binary data

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