A very high speed lossless compression/decompression chip set

Venbrux, Jack; Liu, N.

doi:10.1109/dcc.1991.213300

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“…This research effort has evolved over time, and now includes W. Miller's group at GSFC along with collaboration with J. Venbrux's group at the NASA Space Engineering Research Center for VLSI System Design, at the University of Idaho. One of the latest efforts undertaken by this project is the design and fabrication of a 1 micron CMOS "chip set that implements the Rice Algorithm for lossless compression and decompression of source data" [5]. P.-S. Yeh, et al, gave a report on this effort at the Space and Earth Science Data Compression Workshop (see next section).…”

Section: Nasa Center Roiectsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Data Fusion And Data Compression Research In The Space Sciences: An Overview Of Selected NASA Investigations

Mucklow¹,

Tilton²,

Mareboyana

1992

[Proceedings] IGARSS '92 International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium

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NASA Goddard Space Flight Center lossless but substantiallv cornmessed. or there could be some ABSTRACT The NASA Offices of Space Science and Applications, and Aeronautics and Space Technology support a variety of research tasks in data fusion and data compression of benefit to the conduct of space and Earth science. This paper presents an overview of selected research tasks representative of work being conducted in universities, industry and at NASA centers under NASA sponsorship. In addition, a summary is given of the papers presented at the Space and Earth Science Data Compression

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Section: Nasa Center Roiectsmentioning

confidence: 99%