NASA NTRS · 20210024993
Automating MISSE Specimens Image Analysis
Abstract
The Materials International Space Station Experiment (MISSE) Project consists of experiments focused on the investigation of the effects that occur through the exposure of materials specimens in the space environment. To determine if there is a change in a specimen, the data obtained from the MISSE high-resolution photographic images can be monitored. For this, a compilation of folders was created to provide an organizational system. Each mission was divided into the specific direction in space, materials specimen, and date the image was taken. This organization helps to identify how a specimen behaves as a function of time in the space environment. Once the images were classified, a qualitative process was first used to detect an evolution in the materials of MISSE-9 - MISSE-14.
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Carlos A. Pérez Nieves, Sheila A. Thibeault, Jin Ho Kang, Keith L. Gordon. Automating MISSE Specimens Image Analysis. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210024993
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