Systems and tagging interfaces for identification of space objects
AssigneeExoAnalytic Solutions, Inc.
InventorsDouglas Lee Hendrix, William Alexander Therien
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Abstract
The system is configured to generate a display of a tagging interface. The tagging interface may include a stitching selector. In response to a user selection of (1) a destination element that includes a first name identifier, (2) a source element that includes at least one of the plurality of pixels such that at least one of the plurality of pixels corresponding to longitude-time points comprising a second name identifier, and (3) the stitching selector, the system can be configured to indicate that the source element comprises the first name identifier.
Claims23
A system for displaying image data derived from photographs of space objects, the system comprising:
- a computer-readable storage configured to communicate instructions for displaying image data derived from a plurality of photographs of space objects;
- a hardware processor in communication with the computer-readable storage, wherein the instructions, when executed by the hardware processor, are configured to cause the system to:
- receive image data derived from the plurality of photographs;
- derive a plurality of sets of identifiers, each of the sets of identifiers associated with a photograph, wherein each set of identifiers corresponds to a space object and comprises:
- a name identifier;
- a time identifier;
- a latitude identifier;
- a longitude identifier;
- and a scalar identifier;
- automatically identify a first orbital object in at least one of the plurality of photographs;
- display in a visualization display a portion of the at least one of the plurality of photographs comprising an image of the first orbital object and an indication of
- a second orbital object not identified by the system;
- receive via the visualization display a user selection of the indication of the second orbital object;
- and
- in response to the user selection of the indication of the second orbital object, identify the second orbital object by deriving at least one identifier of the second orbital object based on a second at least one photograph of the plurality of photographs containing the second orbital object;
- and
- wherein the derived at least one identifier comprises at least one of a name, a time, a latitude, a longitude, or a scalar associated with the second orbital object.
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