Hyperspectral data processing algorithm comparison software (HyperPACS)

Runnels, Denise; Leflore, Chad M.; Dirbas, Joseph

doi:10.1117/12.718134

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“…To aid with our analysis we developed a software tool, HyperPACS™ that automatically generates ROC comparison graphs of various algorithms applied to various data sets. 4 This tool is useful for the lab tests conducted in this phase to determine the best algorithm and the best parameter sets for the objects of interest in the heavily wooded background environment. Figure 3 below illustrates the laboratory success in which our algorithm properly detects the objects of interest while ignoring the anomalous false object.…”

Section: Algorithm Performancementioning

confidence: 99%

Real-time multispectral data collection, processing, downlink, and display: test and demonstration

et al. 2008

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Radiance Technologies, Inc. has tested and demonstrated real-time collection and on-board processing of Multispectral Imagery (MSI). Further, the test and demonstration consisted of a real-time downlink from the aircraft to the ground station and real-time display of the processed data product. The multispectral imagery was collected with a low-cost, low-profile MSI sensor, MANTIS-3T, from PAR Government Systems. The data product was created from output of a novel spectral algorithm combination that increases the probability of detection and decreases the false alarm rates for specific objects of interest. The display product was a compressed true color image in which the detected objects were delineated with red pixels. A description of the end-to-end solution, issues encountered as well as their resolution, and results will be discussed. †

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Section: Algorithm Performancementioning

confidence: 99%