Airborne sensors provide a valuable source of imagery by virtue of the location of the deployed platform. However, obtaining precise and rapid information from such imagery has been difficult due to the enormous amount of post processing required by existing software and hardware to extract the geo-location for targets of interest. Commercially available software packages running on high-level computer systems generally take several minutes and typically hours of human intervention to provide credible target location.
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GIS Weekly Magazine
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