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Secondary error analysis: The evaluation of analyst dot labeling

The author has identified the following significant results. From this examination of 25 test segments using Al labeling and ground truth labeling, the PCC on type 1 dots was found to be signficantly better for both types of ground truth labeled procedures than the PCC obtained using Al labeling. No significant difference in the PCC was found for type 2 dots. However, in all three treatments, the type 2 dots included pixels which fell on boundaries or were mixed pixels. This accounted for all PCC2 values being equally low. The proportion estimates achieved in these classifications showed no significant differences between procedures.

Havens, K. A.↗

Evaluation of the US/Canada wheat and barley exploratory experiment shakedown test analyst labeling results

Labeling accuracies using the reformatted labeling procedure are evaluated. The procedure is described and the decision logic applied to six LANDSAT segments from the 1978 crop year. Small grains and nonsmall grains are labeled, and small grains differentiated from barley. An error analysis was performed. Recommended changes to the reformatted procedure are presented.

Carnes, J. G.↗

Large-scale structural analysis: The structural analyst, the CSM Testbed and the NAS System

The Computational Structural Mechanics (CSM) activity is developing advanced structural analysis and computational methods that exploit high-performance computers. Methods are developed in the framework of the CSM testbed software system and applied to representative complex structural analysis problems from the aerospace industry. An overview of the CSM testbed methods development environment is presented and some numerical methods developed on a CRAY-2 are described. Selected application studies performed on the NAS CRAY-2 are also summarized.

Knight, Norman F., Jr.↗

Interdisciplinary analysis from the spacecraft thermal analyst's viewpoint

Interdisciplinary analyses performed at the Marshall Space Flight Center based on multidiscipline data flows are reviewed. Particular attention is given to global software packages for allowing efficient interdisciplinary data exchange, the use of a number of smaller individual packages, specific software programs utilized by the various interfacing disciplines to perform calculations in terms of interface compatibility, and tasks based on thermal evaluations integral. Recommendations for improvements in the MSFC equipment, software, and organization are proposed.

Humphries, W. R.↗

APMS 3.0 Flight Analyst Guide: Aviation Performance Measuring System

The Aviation Performance Measuring System (APMS) is a method-embodied in software-that uses mathematical algorithms and related procedures to analyze digital flight data extracted from aircraft flight data recorders. APMS consists of an integrated set of tools used to perform two primary functions: a) Flight Data Importation b) Flight Data Analysis.

Jay, Griff↗

Cost Beneftt Analysts of LH2 PadB

This analysis is used to evaluate, from a cost and benefit perspective, potential outcomes when replacing the pressurization switches and the pressurization system to meet the needs of the LH2 storage system at Pad B. This also includes alternatives, tangible and intangible benefits, and the results of the analysis.

Mott, Brittany↗

Turning SWIM Data into Consistent Reports for Analysts and Users

ATD-2 relies on, and generates, huge amounts of data. However, this raw data needs to be collected and converted into useful information for operational analysis. In this presentation, we describe the efforts undertaken on the ATD-2 project to generate various reports to support project analysis and user needs.

SWIM↗