Who created this running difference image?

In summary: He stated that it was likely something that was included in a PowerPoint presentation that he did not write. He also said that he was not familiar with the software routines used to create the image, so he could not tell me anything about that. In summary, Carolus Schryver from Lockheed Martin claims that he does not know who the author of the image is, and he does not have any information about the image itself.
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Michael Mozina
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http://trace.lmsal.com/POD/TRACEpodarchive4.html
http://trace.lmsal.com/POD/movies/T171_000828.avi

I've sent several emails to Lockheed Martin trying to ascertain the author of this image. I would like to get some specifics about the image regarding the start and end times, the cadence between the images used, the actual software routines used, etc. Carolus Schryver from Lockheed claimed that they had no idea who the author of the image is, and he would offer me no specifics about the image in question. Does anyone know how I might go about finding out who the author of this image might be and how I might track them down?
 
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berkeman said:
Wow, amazing stuff. I don't know if this will help you, but I just googled T171_000828.avi and got a lot of hits. Maybe if you browse some of the hits, they will give you some other pointers to potential sources of the images. Good luck!

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=T171_000828.avi&btnG=Search

Well, not yet anyway, but I'll go through them again. Most of those links relate to me, my online discussions, or to the papers I've done with Dr. Manuel. The first time I did a Google search, I did come across a webpage of information related to Lockheed Martin. I saved a copy to my website:

http://www.thesurfaceofthesun.com/usage_200205.html

That is the only link I found to the image with the name of an employee from from Lockheed Martin or NASA. Carolus Schryver however claimed that he did not know where the image came from.
 

1. Who created this running difference image?

The running difference image was created by a team of scientists and researchers from various institutions and organizations.

2. What is the purpose of the running difference image?

The running difference image is used to track changes in a particular phenomenon over time, typically in remote sensing or satellite imagery.

3. How is the running difference image created?

The running difference image is created by subtracting earlier images from later images, highlighting any changes that have occurred between the two.

4. What types of data can be used to create a running difference image?

Running difference images can be created using various types of data, including satellite imagery, aerial photography, and data from remote sensing instruments such as radar or LiDAR.

5. How accurate is the information presented in the running difference image?

The accuracy of the information presented in a running difference image depends on the quality and resolution of the data used to create it, as well as the techniques and algorithms used in the image processing. It is important for scientists to carefully validate and interpret the results of a running difference image before drawing conclusions.

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