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POSITIVE SYSTEMS CONTINUES WORK WITH NASA
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Whitefish, MT - Positive Systems®, a leader in digital aerial photography products and services, has been
awarded additional funding to provide digital aerial photography services to NASA’s John C. Stennis
Space Center. The contract is funded through NASA’s Earth Science Enterprise (ESE) Program for global
Earth study and includes image acquisition and image processing of multispectral imagery covering
approximately 675 square kilometers in the States of Oregon, New Mexico, and Massachusetts.
Photographed with Positive Systems’ ADAR System 5500, a four-band multispectral digital aerial
photography camera, the imagery will be used for land cover applications and correlation with satellite
sensors to study Earth science information, such as changes in the environment due to global warming.
The imagery will then be processed with DIME™, Positive Systems’ new image mosaicking,
georeferencing and color balancing software.
The project is valued at approximately $300,000 USD.
More information about Positive Systems’ aerial photography products, services and software can be
obtained by calling Dale Johnson, Vice President, at Positive Systems at 406-862-7745 or by accessing
their web site at www.possys.com.
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