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Faculty of Spatial Information Technology: Faulty of Environmental Science and Technology: Faculties of ECE: Faculty of Civil Engg & Water Resources.Conference Detail for Image and Signal Processing for Remote Sensing. Adaptive sidelobe reduction in SAR and INSAR COSMO- Sky. Med image processing. Paper 1. 00. 04- 4. Time: 5: 4. 5 PM - 7: 3. PM. Author(s): Rino Lorusso, Nunzia Lombardi, Giovanni Milillo, Agenzia Spaziale Italiana (Italy). Pulse responses of SAR along range and azimuth are both sinc functions with high levels of sidelobes. The main lobe and the side lobes of strong scatterers are sometimes clearly visible in the images. Sidelobe reduction is of particular importance when imaging scenes contain objects such as ships and buildings having very large radar cross sections (RCS). Amplitude weighting is usually used to suppress sidelobes of the images at the expense of broadening of mainlobe, loss of resolution and degradation of SAR images. The Spatial Variant Apodization (SVA) is an Adaptive Side. Lobe Reduction (ASLR) technique that provides high effective suppression of sidelobes without broadening mainlobe. In this paper, we apply MSVA to process CSK Strip. Map and Spotlight X- band data. Different test sites have been selected in Italy, Argentina, California and Germany where up to 4. Conferences, workshops > Other events. September 22-23, 2016 2 nd Virtual Geoscience Conference. WELCOME TO THIS TUTORIAL, a training manual for learning the role of space science and technology for using remote sensing to monitor planetary bodies and distant. Hyperspectral remote sensing for oil exploration 1. HYPERSPECTRAL REMOTE SENSING FOR OIL EXPLORATION PRESENTED BY JOSHUA. Remote Sensing and Spatial Analysis Branch, Office of Research and Development, United States Environmental Protection Agency, 109 T.W. Alexander Drive, Research. Experimental results show clearly the resolution improvement (2. MSVA processing is applied compared with Hamming windowing one. Then MSVA technique is applied to INSAR image processing using CSK Strip. Map single look complex (SLC) interferometric tandem- like data pairs acquired in the period July- September 2. East- California during the CSK interferometric mission. The interferometric coherence of image pair obtained via Hamming window and via MSVA are compared. Higher resolution interferometric products have been obtained with no significant variation of mean coherence when using ASLR products with respect to standard hamming windowed one. In future work, we shall examine quantificationally how the accuracy of DEM can be affected by using SVA. Analysis of the electronic crosstalk effect in Terra MODIS long- wave infrared photovoltaic bands using lunar images. Paper 1. 00. 04- 4. Time: 5: 4. 5 PM - 7: 3. PM. Author(s): Truman Wilson, Aisheng Wu, Xu Geng, Zhipeng Wang, Science Systems and Applications, Inc. Xiong, NASA Goddard Space Flight Ctr. CCD matrixes operating under time delay and charge integration mode (TDI- CCD) are used to achieve high sensitivity of instruments. Matrixes are placed chequerwise in the focal plane of camera according to the principle staggered/non- collinear and are combined into three optoelectronic converters (OEC) shifted by 9. These peculiarities are taken into account during on ground level 1 processing of the earth surface images that includes: relative radiometric correction of images, . The method of self- calibration was applied for clarification of internal orientation parameters and mounting angles of camera in relation to star trackers. As a result, parameters of the high- precision georeferencing model on which the algorithm of information processing according to the level 1 is based, have been obtained. Within the analysis a compensation coefficients of distortions caused by different sensitivities of separate CCD matrixes and photodetectors have been determined. It should be noted that the algorithm provides mean square errors of the image matching not more than 0. Strict model georeferencing of images is adjusted according to corresponding points and the SRTM 9. This algorithm is based on extraction of high- frequency components from the panchromatic image and their incorporation into multispectral images. Suarez, Forest Research (United Kingdom). Thermography can be used for monitoring changes in the physiological state of plants. This is due to stress factors influencing emissions in the thermal infrared part of electromagnetic spectrum. However, there has been limited research into the use of thermal remote sensing approaches for tree health monitoring in the UK. This is due to a need for high spatial resolution data, which is usually obtained with low temporal frequency. Newly emerging technologies, such as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), could supplement aerial data acquisition, but sensor development is still in the early stages. Initially, camera calibration was performed in laboratory conditions against a thermally- controlled blackbody radiation source, revealing a significant overestimation of the temperature readings and a non- uniformity across the imagery. These effects have been minimised with a two- point calibration technique. As such, its performance might vary with changes in camera temperature. Laboratory trials, during which camera. Further to that, outdoor ground tests simulating an in- flight movement of air in front of the lens against targets of known emissivity were performed. These were georeferenced by registration to a Li. DAR- derived canopy height model. The tree crown temperature recorded by the UAV- borne infrared camera is compared against estimated infection levels of trees surveyed on ground to determine the influence of timing of acquisition on the signal and the sensitivity to the method to tree disease. An adaptive window approach to the analysis of radar sounder data. Paper 1. 00. 04- 5. Time: 5: 4. 5 PM - 7: 3. PM. Author(s): Mahdi Khodadadzadeh, Lorenzo Bruzzone, Univ. However, the high density of observed stars and the distortion of the optical system often bring about inaccuracy in star locations. So in large FOV observations, many conventional star identification algorithms do not show very good performance. In this paper, we propose a star identification method with a low requirement for observation accuracy and thus suitable for large FOV circumstances. The former is based on the match group algorithm, in addition to which we exploit the information of inclinations for verification. The inclinations of satellite stars are computed by reference to the selected pole stars. Then we obtain a set of identified stars for further recognition. The latter stage involves four steps. First, we derive the relationship between the rectangular coordinates of catalog stars and sensor stars with the identified locations obtained. Second, we transform the sensor coordinates to the catalog coordinates and find the catalog stars at close range as candidates. Third, we calculate the angle of inclination of each unidentified sensor star in relation to the nearest previously identified one, as well as the angular separation between them, to compare with those of the candidates. At last, candidates satisfying the limitations are considered the appropriate correspondences. The experimental results show that in large FOV observations, the proposed method presents better performance in comparison with several typical star identification methods in open literature. Towards real- time change detection in videos on an existing 3d model. Paper 1. 00. 04- 5. Time: 5: 4. 5 PM - 7: 3. PM. Author(s): Boitumelo Ruf, Tobias Schuchert, Fraunhofer- Institut f. Such change detection is generally performed by registration and comparison of two or more images. Climate change, global climate change, global warming, natural hazards, Earth, environment, remote sensing, atmosphere, land processes, oceans, volcanoes, land cover. Understand geological processes and overcome exploration challenges through focused structural interpretation of remote sensing data. Eric Economon, of the Agricultural Research Council in Pretoria, South Africa, is a man of firsts. Eric bought the first ASD instrument sold in South Africa over a. 3.10 Remote Sensing and GIS for Natural Hazards Assessment and Disaster Risk Management. Van Westen Author Vitae. However, existing 3d objects, such as buildings, may lead to parallax artefacts, which can distort the results in the image comparison process, especially for low altitude aerial platforms like small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Furthermore, considering only intensity information may lead to failures in the detection of changes in the 3d structure of objects. To overcome this problem, we present an approach that uses Structure- from- Motion (Sf. M) to compute depth information, with which a 3d change detection can be performed against a precomputed model. Additionally, by fusing the computed depth measurements with the existing 3d model, the model is updated and refined. Our approach consists of four successive steps: camera pose estimation, depth estimation, depth based change detection and update of the 3d model. First, the camera movement is tracked relative to the given base model. In step two, we use the input frames with the corresponding camera poses to compute dense depth estimations by a multi- view plane- sweep algorithm. We additionally calculate a second set of depth maps, by rendering the precomputed 3d model from the same camera poses. The actual change detection is performed in step three by comparing the two sets of depth maps with each other. To reduce the influence of background noise in the depth estimation, we compare logarithmic depth maps. In the last step, the new depth measurements are fused into the existing model. Redundancies and inconsistencies between the new depth measurements and the model are eliminated, based on visibility conditions and confidence measurements. Our approach is evaluated on synthetic test data with corresponding ground truth as well as on a real image based test sequence. Remote sensing imagery classification using multi- objective gravitational search algorithm. Paper 1. 00. 04- 5. Time: 5: 4. 5 PM - 7: 3. PM. Author(s): Aizhu Zhang, China Univ. Due to performance of this kind of multi- objective optimization based image classification highly depends on the choice of validity measures and optimization problems, two conflicting cluster validity indices are integrated with a novel multi- objective gravitational search algorithm (NMOGSA) to present an automatic multi- objective optimization based RSI classification method in this paper. In this method, texture features includes Gabor filter and Gray Level Co- occurrence Matrix (GLCM) method based textures of RSI, are extracted firstly. Then, the spectral- spatial feature set is constructed by syncretizing the extracted texture features and spectral features of original RSI. Afterwards, cluster of the spectral- spatial feature set is carried out on the basis of the proposed method. To be specific, cluster centers are randomly generated initially. 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If you specify FORMAT=ANSI (default), columns 1 through 6 can contain an optional sequence number, and column 7 indicates comments or continuation lines. Division headers, section headers, paragraph names, FD and 0. A). Other statements begin in columns 1. B). The online sample programs use FORMAT=ANSI. For example, the following two statements are equivalent. ADD AMT1, AMT2, AMT3 TO TOTAL- AMT. COBOL Comment lines start with an asterisk (*) in column 7. You can also place ANSI SQL- style Comments (- - ..) within SQL statements at the end of a line (but not after the last line of the SQL statement), and you can place C- style Comments (/* .. Tutorial on reading COBOL layouts. For example, all 25 line items on an invoice. There can be nested occurs -- an occurs within an occurs. On the next line, code a hyphen (- ) in column 7, a quote in column 1. An example follows. WORKING STORAGE SECTION. If you specify LITDELIM=APOST, the Pro*COBOL uses apostrophes when generating COBOL code. If you specify LITDELIM=QUOTE (default), quotation marks are used, as in. 3 Writing a Pro*COBOL Program. This chapter provides the basic information you need to write a Pro*COBOL program, including: Programming Guidelines. For example, a banking system. The Object COBOL class program contains the code and data for both the class. ILE COBOL Programmer's Guide. For example, each of the following COBOL. Nested Programs COBOL allows one program to be nested inside another. For example, suppose that A and B are paragraphs and that A calls B.CALL . Embedded SQL syntax is described in the Oracle. Server SQL Reference. For example, the following is invalid. EXEC SQL DELETE FROM EMP WHERE COMM = ZERO END- EXEC. Some of the variables used internally limit the size of the generated file. There is no absolute limit to the number of lines allowed, but the following aspects of the source file are contributing factors to the file- size constraint. SQL statements (for example, the number of bind and define variables). AT clause). number of embedded SQL statements. To prevent problems related to this limitation, use multiple program units to sufficiently reduce the size of the source files. Variable names can be any length, but only the first 3. The maximum number of significant characters recognized by COBOL compilers is 3. For example, the following usage is invalid. MOVE . Pro*COBOL does not allow variables containing the VARYING clause, or SQL- CURSOR variables to be declared level 4. For Pro*COBOL, the default value is 2. The PIC N or PIC G clause declares variables that store fixed- length NCHAR strings. You can store variable- length, multi- byte NCHAR strings using COBOL group items consisting of a length field and a string field, or using the modifier VARYING. This restriction cannot be enforced when precompiling, so the use of these column types within embedded DDL statements results in an execution error rather than a precompile error. Use the NVL function to convert nulls to non- null values, use the IS . GOTO statement, as the next example shows: PROCEDURE DIVISION. REDEFINES Clause. You can use the COBOL REDEFINES clause to redefine group or elementary items. For example, the following declarations are valid: EXEC SQL BEGIN DECLARE SECTION END- EXEC. Furthermore, COBOL allows the use of words instead of symbols, whereas SQL does not. In conditional sentences, only the last statement must end with a period, as the following example shows. IF EMP- NUMBER = ZERO. MOVE FALSE TO VALID- DATA. PERFORM GET- EMP- NUM UNTIL VALID- DATA = TRUE. EXEC SQL DELETE FROM EMP. WHERE EMPNO = : EMP- NUMBER. END- EXEC. ADD 1 TO DELETE- TOTAL. STOP to handle errors for a SQL statement, the SQL statement must be terminated by a period or followed by an ELSE. The word FILLER is used to specify an elementary item of a group that cannot be referred to explicitly. The following declaration is valid. STOCK. This section shows you how to meet these requirements. This is a change from Pro*COBOL prior to release 8. Declarations of host variables and indicator variables can be made either inside or outside a Declare Section. This option is. DECLARE. When MODE=ORACLE and DECLARE. When MODE=ANSI then DECLARE. See the discussion of macro and micro options in . Furthermore, a host program can contain several independently precompiled units. When you precompile your Pro*COBOL program, each EXEC SQL INCLUDE statement is replaced by a copy of the file named in the statement. The default extension is system- dependent. For more information, see your Oracle system- specific documentation. You need not specify a path for standard files such as the SQLCA and ORACA. However, a path is required for nonstandard files unless they are stored in the current directory. INCLUDE=< path. INCLUDE=< path. The directory containing standard INCLUDE files is searched last. The path syntax is system specific. For more information, see your Oracle system- specific documentation. If the file you want to INCLUDE is in another directory, make sure no file with the same name is in the current directory or any other directory that precedes it in the search path. If your operating system is case sensitive, be sure to specify the same upper/lowercase filename under which the file is stored. With Oracle mode, you can declare SQLCODE by including the SQLCA. For more information, see Chapter 9, . Typically, a host program inputs data to Oracle. Oracle. 8 outputs data to the program. Oracle. 8 stores input data in database columns and stores output data in program host variables. COBOL datatypes must be compatible with the source/target database column. For variable- length strings, n is the maximum length. For more information, see . For floating- point numbers, however, PIC strings are not accepted. The NLS settings for your system might change the decimal point from a period (.) to a comma (,). When converted to a binary value, the length is 7 bytes. If the string value assigned to a character variable is longer than the declared length, the string is truncated. Therefore, the following variable declarations cannot be made for host variables. A host variable must be prefixed with a colon (: ) in SQL statements but must not be prefixed with a colon in COBOL statements, as this example shows. WORKING- STORAGE SECTION. Group items with elementary items (containing only one level) can be used as host variables. The host group items (also referred to as host structures) can be referenced in the INTO clause of a SELECT or a FETCH statement, and in the VALUES list of an INSERT statement. When a group item is used as a host variable, only the group name is used in the SQL statement. For example, given the following declaration. DEPARTURE. Using a group item as a host variable has the semantics of substituting the group item with elementary items. In the above example, it would mean substituting : DEPARTURE with : DEPARTURE. HOUR, : DEPARTURE. MINUTE. In the following example, the group item containing tables is used to INSERT three entries into the SCHEDULE table. DEPARTURE. If the nested group item declaration resembles a VARCHAR host variable, then the entire group item is treated like an elementary item of VARYING type. It is similar to the IN (or OF) clause in COBOL, examples of which follow. MOVE MINUTE IN DEPARTURE TO MINUTE- OUT. Qualify elementary names to avoid ambiguity. For example. EXEC SQL BEGIN DECLARE SECTION END- EXEC. The contained programs may reference some of the resources of the programs within which they are contained. The names within the higher- level program and the nested program can be the same, and describe different data items without conflict, because the names are known only within the programs. However, names described in the Configuration Section of the higher- level program can be referenced in the nested program. Likewise, nested programs can have programs nested within them. You must place the nested program directly before the END PROGRAM header of the program in which it is nested. If you want a nested program to be called by any program, even one on a different branch of the nested tree structure, you code the COMMON clause in the PROGRAM- ID paragraph of the nested program. You can code COMMON only for nested programs. PROGRAM- ID. This allows them to be referenced in all subprograms directly or indirectly contained within them. You code GLOBAL on the higher- level program. If the nested program defines the same name as one declared GLOBAL in a higher- level program, COBOL uses the declaration within the nested program. If the data item contains a REDEFINES clause, GLOBAL must follow it. All 0. 1 level items which are marked as global in a containing program and are valid host variables at the containing program level are usable as valid host variables in any programs directly or indirectly contained by the containing program. Consider the following example. IDENTIFICATION DIVISION. Since VAR1 is declared as a global variable and also as a local variable in the nested program, the second select statement will use the VAR1 declared as S9(4), overriding the global declaration. In the third select statement, the global VAR1 of REC1 declared as PIC X(1. If the above program is precompiled with DECLARE. The first and third select statements would function the same. The SQLCA can change each time a new SQL statement is executed. 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Before Windows was created, the most common operating system that ran on IBM PC compatibles was DOS. DOS stands for Disk Operating System and was what you would use if you had started your computer much like you do today with Windows. The difference was that DOS was not a graphical operating system but rather purely textual. That meant in order to run programs or manipulate the operating system you had to manually type in commands. When Windows was first created it was actually a graphical user interface that was created in order to make using the DOS operating system easier for a novice user. As time went on and newer versions of Windows were developed DOS was finally phased out with Windows ME. Though the newer operating systems do not run on DOS, they do have something called the command prompt, which has a similar appearance to DOS. In this tutorial we will cover the basic commands and usage of the command prompt so that you feel comfortable in using this resource. Using the Command Prompt or Dos Window. When people refer to the command prompt they may we refer to it in different ways. They may refer to it as a shell, console window, a command prompt, a cmd prompt, or even dos. In order to enter the command prompt you need to run a program that is dependent on your operating system. Below we list the programs that you need to run to enter a command prompt based on the version of Windows you are running. What we call the command prompt. For example if we are using Windows XP we would type cmd. Windows Command Prompt. The command prompt is simply a window that by default displays the current directory, or in windows term a folder, that you are in and has a blinking cursor ready for you to type your commands. For example in Figure 1 above you can see that it says C: \WINDOWS>. The C: \WINDOWS> is the prompt and it tells me that I am currently in the c: \windows directory. If I was in the directory c: \program files\directory the prompt would instead look like this: C: \PROGRAM FILES\DIRECTORY>. In the next section we will discuss some useful commands and how to see all available built in commands for the command prompt. Useful commands. The command. Below I have outlined some of the more important commands and further instruction on how to find information on all the available commands. If you would like further information about a particular command you can type help commandname. For example help cd will give you more detailed information on a command. For all commands you can also type the command name followed by a /? Simply type exit and press enter and the command prompt will close. To use the CD command you would type cd directoryname and press enter. This would then change the directory you are currently in to the one specified. When using the cd command you must remember how paths work in Windows. A path to a file is always the root directory, which is symbolized by the \ symbol, followed by the directories underneath it. For example the file notepad. If you want to change to a directory that is currently in your current directory you do not need the full path, but can just type cd directoryname and press enter. For example if you are in a directory called c: \test, and there were three directories in that the test directory called A, B, and C, you could just type cd a and press enter. You would then be in the c: \test\a. If on the other hand you wanted to change your directory to the c: \windows\system. To use the command you would just type dir and press enter and you will see a listing of the current files in the directory you are in, including information about their file sizes, date and time they were last written to. The command will also show how much space the files in the directory are using and the total amount of free disk space available on the current hard drive. If I typed dir \test I would see the contents of the c: \test directory as shown in Figure 2 below. Figure 2. DIR of c: \test. If you examine the screen above you will see a listing of the directory. The first 2 columns are the date and time of the last write to that file. Followed by whether or not the particular entry is a directory or a file, then the size of the file, and finally the name of the file. You may have noticed that there are two directories named . In the example above, . With this in mind, typing dir *. To use this command you would typecopy filetocopy copiedfile. For example if you have the file c: \test\test. If the copy is successful it will tell you so and give you back the prompt. If you are copying within the same directory you do not have to use the path. Here are some examples and what they would do: copy test. Copies the test. txt file to a new file called test. Copies the test. txt file to the \windows directory. Copies all the files in the current directory to the \windows directory. Examples are below: move test. Moves the test. txt file to a new file renaming it to test. Moves the test. txt file to the \windows directory. Moves all the files in the current directory to the \windows directory. Redirectors are used by appending them to the end of a command followed by what you are redirecting to. For example: dir > dir. There are four redirectors that are used in a command prompt and they are discussed below: >. This redirector will take the output of a program and store it in a file. If the file exists, it will be overwritten. If it does not exist it will create a new file. For example the command dir > dir. If dir. txt exists, it will overwrite it, otherwise it will create it.> >. This redirector will take the output of a program and store it in a file. If the file exists, the data will be appended to the current data in the file rather than overwriting it. If it does not exist it will create a new file. For example the command dir > > dir. If dir. txt does not exist, it will create the file first.<. This redirector will take the input for a program from a specified file. For example the date command expects input from a user. So if we had the command date < date. It will take the output of a program and pipe it into another program. They are simply scripts that contain command prompt commands that will be executed in the order they are listed. To create a batch file, just make a file that ends in . Each command should be on its own line and in the order you would like them to execute. It has no real use but will give you an example of how a batch files works. This test batch file contains the following lines of text: cdcd \testdircd \. If I was to run the test. I created I would have output that looks like the following: Figure 3: Example of a batch file running. These are programs that are not graphical and can only be run properly from within a command prompt window. Just do a Google search on windows console programs. Conclusion. The command prompt can be a very powerful and versatile tool for a computer user. Hopefully this brief introduction into the command prompt will enable you to use your computer more efficiently. If you have any questions on how to use the command prompt, please do not hesitate to ask us in the computer help forums.- -Lawrence Abrams. Bleeping Computer Microsoft Basic Concepts Tutorial. Bleeping. Computer. Computer Support & Tutorials for the beginning computer user. Program Notes & Articles. Program Notes; Articles & Interviews; Music Then and Now. Four Sea Interludes from Peter Grimes with Video by Tal Rosner Britten. Benjamin / FOUR SEA-INTERLUDES - Score and Parts ID: 1721. Britten, Benjamin; Score. Score Dimensions: 10. Britten: Four Sea Interludes, Etc / Handley, Bedfo .. Suiteby Benjamin Britten Conductor. 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