Some Aspects of a Client-Server Architecture System for Processing Radar Images

This article discusses some aspects of a client-server architecture system designed to process radar images. It is assumed that data obtained remotely are processed to determine oil pollution on the water surface. The synthesis of monochrome images and the infological model of the system are considered. The developed application provides the ability to preview the image, forming a graphic file from satellite data; implements functions that allow you to annotate images, marking areas of interest and adding comments; implements, if necessary, an algorithm for merging monochrome images; implements a keyword support system that allows flexible categorization of all images; provides the necessary level of information security through the separation of user rights and authorization systems. The developed software product allows access to files stored in the GIS database archive in real time simultaneously by a large number of users, i.e. represents its network (web) application. The software product contains three levels: a user interface on a client browser, a web application, and a database server.