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Name:V.T.A.

Description:Thermal images processing in the grid environment for volcanic activity monitoring

Abstract:We adopted a new method for Volcanic Activity Monitoring by mean of Thermal Images, easily analized due to a specific software (VTA) developed in IDL. This application was implemented to perform the images analysis. In particular we want analize the image in more different temperature ranges and unlimited number of regions of interest. The output are of three kinds: Spatial localization info, Temporal trend, Statistical info. GRID greatly enhanced VTA’s potentialities, allowing us to perform faster and multiple analysis on huge set of data, proving itself as a really usefull instrument for scientific research. Software requirements: IDL^

Url:https://appdb.egi.eu/store/software/v.t.a

Created:2010-05-01

Last updated:2010-05-01

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