NASA NTRS · 19800038210
The Massively Parallel Processor and its applications
Abstract
A long-term experimental development program conducted at Goddard Space Flight Center to implement an ultrahigh-speed data processing system known as the Massively Parallel Processor (MPP) is described. The MPP is a single instruction multiple data stream computer designed to perform logical, integer, and floating point arithmetic operations on variable word length data. Information is presented on system architecture, the system configuration, the array unit architecture, individual processing units, and expected operating rates for several image processing applications (including the processing of Landsat data).
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Strong, J. P., Schaefer, D. H., Fischer, J. R., Wallgren, K. R., Bracken, P. A.. 1979-01-01. The Massively Parallel Processor and its applications. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19800038210
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