Geophysical Data Base Variable resolution (GDBV): an object-oriented database for dynamic geo-acoustic data storage

Steed, Chad A.; Harvey, Mark S.; Koehler,; Northridge,

doi:10.1109/oceans.2003.178534

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“…Documentation for these models is available from http://stinet.dtic.mil/index.html [14]. Documentation for these models is available from http://stinet.dtic.mil/index.html [14].…”

Section: Us Navy Oaml Approved Models Of Bottom Lossmentioning

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“…Documentation for these models is available from http://stinet.dtic.mil/index.html [14]. Documentation for these models is available from http://stinet.dtic.mil/index.html [14].…”

Section: Us Navy Oaml Approved Models Of Bottom Lossmentioning

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“…These province identifiers are used to retrieve specific geoacoustic parameters for the cell via a lookup table [14]. For each entity in LFBL, the database stores a corresponding grid cell containing a province identifier.…”

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“…The GDBV-D is an extensible version of the OAML GDBV that contains generic data objects for storing any type of environmental data. Both the OAML GDBV and the GDBV-D use the same APIs for accessing the datasets stored in a hierarchical data model [11]. In the SeaBED software, GDBV-D fulfills the role of local dataset repository for all supplemental, historical, and fused datasets.…”

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Through-the-Sensor Determination of AN/AQS-20 Sensor Performance Demonstration 1, December 13 through 17, 2004

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“…Both the OAML GDBV and the GDBV-D use the same APIs for accessing the datasets stored in a hierarchical data model. 11 In the SeaBED software, GDBV-D fulfills the role of local dataset repository for all supplemental, historical, and fused datasets. Building a local database simplifies the input / output operations in the various SeaBED algorithms since they need only deal with a single database format vise several independent database/file formats.…”

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The Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) has developed an advanced architecture for connecting many maturing Through-The-Sensor (TTS) efforts for an end-to-end demonstration using the AQS-20 mine hunting sensor. The goal of TTS technologies is to exploit tactical sensors to characterize the battlespace environment for Navy Fleet Tactical Decision Aids (TDAs) with minimal impact on tactical systems. The AQS-20 Rapid Transition Process (RTP) will utilize the AQS-20 to demonstrate sensor data collection, processing, fusion, storage, distribution and use in a tactical decision aid. In recent years, NRL has shown that the AQS-20 can be used to obtain swath bathymetry and bottom sediment information in a single flight. In the AQS-20 RTP, these data will be processed and fused with historical databases to provide an improved environmental picture. The RTP will also utilize the Geophysical Data Base Variable resolution (GDBV) dynamic format for storing local datasets. The GDBV dynamic has been developed in prior years to provide an extensible, efficient data storage format for TTS systems. To provide the interconnectivity that is critical to Network Centric Warfare (NCW), the GDBV will be connected to the SPAWAR funded Tactical Environmental Data Services (TEDServices). To complete the flow of information from sensor to user, the RTP will transmit information to the MEDAL TDA through existing connections in The Naval Oceanographic Office's (NAVOCEANO) Bottom Mapping Workstation (BMW). In addition, TEDServices will handle transmission of the AQS-20 data to NAVOCEANO who serves as the domain authority for oceanographic datasets in the U.S. Navy.

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Geophysical Data Base Variable resolution (GDBV): an object-oriented database for dynamic geo-acoustic data storage

Cited by 4 publications

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Transmission Loss: Interaction with Boundaries

Transmission Loss: Interaction with Boundaries

Through-the-Sensor Determination of AN/AQS-20 Sensor Performance Demonstration 1, December 13 through 17, 2004

AQS-20 through-the-sensor environmental data sharing

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