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Date: Tue, 19 Apr 94 16:54:41 EDT
From: Randolf Gladish <randy@sensor.com>
To: tiff@sgi.sgi.com
Subject: TIFF Tags for remote-sensing
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I was wondering if there has been any work regarding the use of TIFF
to store multispectral data sets. Most TIFF implementations place severe
(for MS data) restrictions on the number of samples per pixel (bands)
usually 3 or 4. This is completely inadequate for remote-sensing.

Has anyone come up with a way of storing MS data in TIFF 6.0?

-randy


