The Experimental Land Observing System (ELOS) is to demonstrate major advances in space-based land observation. Program success will depend upon successful demonstration of both space-segment performance and ground-system capabilities. Increases in data-rate, volume, and processing requirements present substantial challenges to the ground data processing system. ELOS is based on the utilization of the multispectral linear array (MLA) sensor, a solid-state, electronically scanned instrument. Current MLA instrument designs offer a number of capabilities beyond those provided in the Landsat imaging devices. These capabilities include greater resolution, inherent registration, onboard calibration, off-nadir pointing capability, and fore/aft pointing capability. The proposed MLA flight mission scenario will be one of continued growth and will include flights on the Space Transportation System. Attention is also given to ground-to-ground data transport, data capture, and the use of high speed computers.


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    Title :

    Advanced technology for earth observation - Data processing


    Contributors:
    Heffner, P. (author) / Connell, E. (author)

    Conference:

    Goddard Memorial Symposium on Spacelab, Space Platforms and the Future ; 1982 ; Greenbelt, MD


    Publication date :

    1982-03-01


    Type of media :

    Conference paper


    Type of material :

    No indication


    Language :

    English




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