Information Technologies in Remote Sensing of the Earth

The information system "See the Sea" was developed in IKI to provide researchers in the field of oceanology with access to satellite, meteorological and other data, as well as data processing products. The system provides not only access to long-term data archives, but also to on-line data analysis tools, such as brightness correction and image classification, analysis of spectral characteristics of objects. The specialized subsystem of the description of the discovered phenomena is aimed at joining, accumulation, and systematization of the knowledge gained as the working result of researchers team. The taxonomic classifier has been created to describe the phenomena that can be detected on the sea surface. Further development of the system involves the integration of new data such as Argo buoy measurements and satellite altimetry, as well as the development of new data analysis tools.

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Information Technologies in Remote Sensing of the Earth - RORSE 2018

Proceedings of the 16th Conference (November 12-16, 2018, Moscow, Russia)

"See the Sea" Information System. Current Capabilities and Prospects of Development

Section 6. Information systems for working with remote monitoring data