A GIS Based Satellite Data Management Application
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2005Auteur
Asato, Carlos Gabriel
Mazzitelli Mastricchio, Malena
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Remote sensing is becoming a more complex technology. There are a great
diversification on sensor systems and applications, and the demand of digital satellite images
and products is growing. Demand is prompted by the technological progress, the data
appreciation as commodity, and their impact on global change and sustainable development
studies. Due to this new scenario, the role of geo-scientific institutes -like geological surveysis
changing. They should give a new kind of technological services as, for example,
specialized remote sensing services.
Despite the increasing demand on satellite images is accompanied by the development of
more powerful systems, the increasing data volume and complexity requires of special
systems that facilitate management of data.
This paper present an ASTER data management application developed as part of a data
infrastructure program. In this project a data bank with about 2000 ASTER images was
created. The application, developed in ArcView 3.3, is composed by several modules: data
input, management database, spatial information support, query and selection, and report
system. Using GIS as developing platform we can search by metadata information, and by
absolute and relative geographical location. This application improves the management of
digital products and projects, and accelerates the requesting images process.
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Asato,C.G. y M. Mazzitelli Mastricchio, 2006. “A GIS Based Satellite Data Management Application”. International Association for Mathematical Geology. Liege, Belgica. 3 al 8 de Agosto de 2005.
Fil: Asato, Carlos Gabriel. Servicio Geológico Minero Argentino; Argentina. ORCID: 0000-0002-1968-7741
Fil: Mazzitelli Mastricchio, M. Servicio Geológico Minero Argentino; Argentina.
Este trabajo fue presentado en: Int. Assoc. for Mathematical Geology - XIth International Congress Université de Liège - Belgium
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