A Multi-granularity Parallel Model for Unified Remote Sensing Image Processing WebServices

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Abstract

The growth of the Web has resulted in the Web-based sharing of distributed geospatial data and computational resources. The Geospatial Processing Web (GeoPW) described here is a set of services that provide a wide array of geo-processing utilities over the Web and make geo-processing functionalities easily accessible to users. High-performance remote sensing image processing is an important component of the GeoPW. The design and implementation of high-performance image processing are, at present, an actively pursued research topic. Researchers have proposed various parallel strategies for single image processing algorithm, based on a computer science approach to parallel processing. This article proposes a multi-granularity parallel model for various remote sensing image processing algorithms. This model has four hierarchical interfaces that are labeled the Region of Interest oriented (ROI-oriented), Decompose/Merge, Hierarchical Task Chain and Dynamic Task interfaces or sub-models. In addition, interfaces, definitions, parallel task scheduling and fault-tolerance mechanisms are described in detail. Based on the model and methods, we propose an open-source online platform named OpenRS-Cloud. A number of parallel algorithms were uniformly and efficiently developed, thus certifying the validity of the multi-granularity parallel model for unified remote sensing image processing web services. © 2012 Blackwell Publishing Ltd.

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Guo, W., Zhu, X., Hu, T., & Fan, L. (2012). A Multi-granularity Parallel Model for Unified Remote Sensing Image Processing WebServices. Transactions in GIS, 16(6), 845–866. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-9671.2012.01367.x

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