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Defense File | June, 2010
Z Microsystems has released a white paper explaining the use of full-motion video in persistent surveillance applications using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
As warfare moves into a new era, military strategists are relying on unmanned aerial systems (UAS) or drones to provide the visual surveillance required by the new combat environment. A new white paper released today by Z Microsystems, a leading provider of mission-ready computing systems, provides an in-depth overview of how sophisticated image enhancement algorithms can be applied to full-motion video to bring out the detail from images degraded by poor visibility or atmospheric interference.