Paper Info
Title
Designing an Image Based Information System
Abstract
There is a pressing need for systems which can manage spatially-referenced data and perform certain types of spatially-oriented processing. As an example, census data are spatially referenced, and there is a standard repertoire of computational steps performed by users of those data such as aggregation of variables over regions defined by polygons. The IBIS (Image-Based Information System) system extends the capability of present systems by adding a new data-type, the image raster, in such a way that it can be used with tabular data bases. Many of the existing computational procedures are simplified or made more accurate when converted to a digital image processing mode of operation and several new computational procedures are made possible. In addition, new methods of data capture and new sources of data are added (e.g., photo-scanning and satellite imagery).
Year
DOI
Venue
1980
10.1007/3-540-09757-0_7
Pictorial Information Systems
Keywords
Field
DocType
data capture,data type,information system,digital image processing,spatial orientation
Information system,Computer vision,Data mining,Polygon,Raster graphics,Computer science,Geographic coordinate system,Image processing,Digital image,Artificial intelligence,Automatic identification and data capture,Digital image processing
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
2
1.44
0
Authors
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Albert L. Zobrist17940.15
Nevin A. Bryant221.77