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Using a new algorithm, University of Illinois researchers may have found the solution to an age-old dilemma plaguing satellite imagery -- whether to sacrifice high spatial resolution in the interest of generating images more frequently, or vice versa. The team's new tool eliminates this trade-off by fusing high-resolution and high-frequency satellite data into one integrated product, and can generate 30-meter daily continuous images going back to the year 2000.
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MSgt Ken "Airsoldier" Collins-Hardy
This sounds like a ton of work to correct historical imagery, but it is good to see a team trying to solve. This is great news and should be very helpful for the National Geospatial Agency folks like my brother.
This sounds like a ton of work to correct historical imagery, but it is good to see a team trying to solve. This is great news and should be very helpful for the National Geospatial Agency folks like my brother.
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