Remote sensing applications for operational decision making at local scales: current status and future opportunities for agriculture and disaster management applications

Kalluri, Satya; Plante, R.; Mohamed, M.; Bergman, Ramona; Carr, K.

doi:10.1109/igarss.2001.976654

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“…Remote sensing applications such as land use-land cover planning, natural resource management and disaster management are common among these agencies. The requirements of remote sensing data such as the spatial, temporal and spectral resolution differ between applications [1]. Nevertheless, the full life cycle development among remote sensing applications for operational use is similar.…”

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Full lifecycle development of transitioning remote sensing research to operational applications

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IEEE International IEEE International IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, 2004. IGARSS '04. Proceedings

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A planned life cycle development improves the transition of remote sensing research to operations.The application lifecycle can be broadly divided into three stages: user needs and technical feasibility analysis, prototype development, and production and deployment. There are several checks within each phase to ensure that the final operational system adequately meets users' needs. The authors' experience in NASA's Synergy program shows that the life cycle process should be user centric for the application to be successful.

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