It seems that C++ programming can be cumbersome for some users. Well, OTB allows you to work also in other programming languages as for instance Python. The Pylab Project which gathers numeric and scientific Python packages such as NumPy, SciPy and Matplotlib is considered as having the same features as some commercial scientific environments. [...]
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Monteverdi Modules
Monteverdi is the new OTB’s killer application. The main strength of Monteverdi is its modular architecture, which allows, as a typical plug-in structure, to enrich the application features.
The problem we have now, is that there are so many interesting things in OTB, that we would want them all to be available as Monteverdi modules. Since [...]
OTB = On The Beach
After a busy couple of months (June and July) with many new additions to OTB and the OTB special session at IGARSS 2009 in Cape Town (which was a success, more on this in a next post), the OTB team lowers down the activity for holidays.
There will always be somebody around during August, but some [...]
Counting Objects
OTB 2.8 (to be relased next week) will ship an object counting application. Object counting is one of the main features needed by the future Pléiades imagery end users. Therefore, we decided to implement object counting as a standalone application.
Object counting includes a very broad field of problems. For this first version of the application, [...]
Fine registration
In preparation for release 2.8, we have developed an application which allows to perform fine registration of images. The application, which can already be downloaded from the mercurial repository, takes a pair of single band images with similar geometry. They are displayed using a color composition (R=fixed, G=moving, B=resampled moving) as shown in the following [...]
