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In this paper we present the general conception and the mathematical background of a software environment aimed to provide enhanced remotely-sensed images processing capabilities. Integral and discrete transforms, multi-resolution analysis, reverse dynamics, symbolic computation principles and tools will be involved. As mathematical background, will be presented some details concerning discrete transforms, multi-resolution analysis, reverse dynamics.
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Mira Cristiana Anisiu
T. Popoviciu Mathematics Institute- Romanian Academy Branch of Cluj-Napoca
Paulina Mitrea
Technical University Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Alexandru Imbroane
Babes-Bolyai University Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Alexandru Ioan Mitrea
Technical University Cluj-Napoca, Romania
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P. Mitrea, A. Imbroane, A. I. Mitrea, M.-C. Anisiu, Multi-resolution analysis, numerical methods and reverse dynamics, integrated in software instruments for performance improving in the satellite remote sensing, 2006 IEEE-TTTC International Conference on Automation, Quality and Testing, Robotics, vol. I, Proceedings, 2006, pag. 475-+
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