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MIL-PRF-89041A

CONTROLLED IMAGE BASE (CIB)

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DOD - MP - The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, (DepSO)
Year: 2000

Abstract: This specification defines requirements for the preparation and use of the National Imagery and Mapping agency's (NIMA) Raster Product Format (RPF) Controlled Image Base (CIB) data.
Purpose. The purpose of this document is to ensure the uniformity of treatment among all elements engaged in a coordinated production program for the CIB. Intended Use: This specification is intended to provide guidelines for the preparation and use of CIB data to support various military weapons, C3I theater battle management, mission planning, and digital moving map systems. CIB data is not a commercial product and is releasable only to DoD and its' associated contractors. a. CIB image data is of appropriate size and quality for use in military command and control systems, ground-based force to unit-level mission planning systems, and aircraft cockpit displays. CIB is intended to satisfy the needs of a broad range of military users in its compression ratio and file format. b. The 8:1 reduction in the size of CIB files compared to source imagery and the reformatting of the data into RPF offers distinct operational, logistical, and supportability benefits to the many military users of digital imagery data. It permits the same data sets to be used for both ground-based and aircraft cockpit displays, offers significant savings in media storage/transportation and peripherals (i.e., hard disk) costs, results in faster data loading times and requires less frequent reloading of hard disks from media. The compression of CIB data results in no perceptible loss of image quality. c. CIB (frame file)s are physically formatted within a NITF message.
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contributor authorDOD - MP - The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, (DepSO)
date accessioned2017-09-04T17:07:14Z
date available2017-09-04T17:07:14Z
date copyright03/28/2000
date issued2000
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identifier urihttp://yse.yabesh.ir/std/handle/yse/130804
description abstractThis specification defines requirements for the preparation and use of the National Imagery and Mapping agency's (NIMA) Raster Product Format (RPF) Controlled Image Base (CIB) data.
Purpose. The purpose of this document is to ensure the uniformity of treatment among all elements engaged in a coordinated production program for the CIB. Intended Use: This specification is intended to provide guidelines for the preparation and use of CIB data to support various military weapons, C3I theater battle management, mission planning, and digital moving map systems. CIB data is not a commercial product and is releasable only to DoD and its' associated contractors. a. CIB image data is of appropriate size and quality for use in military command and control systems, ground-based force to unit-level mission planning systems, and aircraft cockpit displays. CIB is intended to satisfy the needs of a broad range of military users in its compression ratio and file format. b. The 8:1 reduction in the size of CIB files compared to source imagery and the reformatting of the data into RPF offers distinct operational, logistical, and supportability benefits to the many military users of digital imagery data. It permits the same data sets to be used for both ground-based and aircraft cockpit displays, offers significant savings in media storage/transportation and peripherals (i.e., hard disk) costs, results in faster data loading times and requires less frequent reloading of hard disks from media. The compression of CIB data results in no perceptible loss of image quality. c. CIB (frame file)s are physically formatted within a NITF message.
languageEnglish
titleMIL-PRF-89041Anum
titleCONTROLLED IMAGE BASE (CIB)en
typestandard
page51
statusActive
treeDOD - MP - The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, (DepSO):;2000
contenttypefulltext
subject keywordsarc
subject keywordsARDI
subject keywordscompression
subject keywordsframes
subject keywordsGSD
subject keywordsimagery
subject keywordsJPEG
subject keywordsNIMA
subject keywordsNITF
subject keywordsnonpolar zones
subject keywordspixel
subject keywordspolar zones
subject keywordsresolution
subject keywordsRPF
subject keywordsVQ
subject keywordsWGS 84
subject keywordsY2K (Year 2000)
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