NASA NTRS · 19950070308
Systolic Processor Array For Recognition Of Spectra
Abstract
Spectral signatures of materials detected and identified quickly. Spectral Analysis Systolic Processor Array (SPA2) relatively inexpensive and satisfies need to analyze large, complex volume of multispectral data generated by imaging spectrometers to extract desired information: computational performance needed to do this in real time exceeds that of current supercomputers. Locates highly similar segments or contiguous subsegments in two different spectra at time. Compares sampled spectra from instruments with data base of spectral signatures of known materials. Computes and reports scores that express degrees of similarity between sampled and data-base spectra.
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Chow, Edward T., Peterson, John C.. 1995-10-01. Systolic Processor Array For Recognition Of Spectra. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950070308
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