A Functional Approach to Hyperspectral Image Analysis in the Cloud, Presented at the Winter 2018 ESIP Meeting
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posted on 2018-01-12, 16:43 authored by Anne Wilson, Doug Lindholm, Odele Coddington, Peter Pilewski, Tom Baltzer, Chris PankratzThe Hylatis project is building a tool set for hyperspectral image analysis in the cloud. Hyperspectral imagery is used across a broad range earth sciences.
In particular, we explore representing datasets as scientific domain agnostic, algebraic functions. Leveraging functional programming, this approach eases data interoperability problems, and provides ease of parallelization and proving code correctness.
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NASA ROSES AIST-16-0138
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- Coding, information theory and compression
- Software engineering not elsewhere classified
- Inter-organisational, extra-organisational and global information systems
- Numerical computation and mathematical software
- Organisation of information and knowledge resources
- Distributed computing and systems software not elsewhere classified
- Astronomical instrumentation
- Climate change processes
- Climatology
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esip winter 2018Applied Computer ScienceCoding and Information TheoryComputer SoftwareInterorganisational Information Systems and Web ServicesMathematical SoftwareOrganisation of Information and Knowledge ResourcesWeb Technologies (excl. Web Search)Instrumentation, Techniques, and Astronomical ObservationsClimate Change ProcessesClimate ScienceEarth Sciences not elsewhere classifiedLandscape EcologyEnvironmental MonitoringEcosystem FunctionAtmospheric Sciences
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