The unique human expertise in imagery analysis should be preserved and shared with other imagery analysts to improve image analysis and decisionmaking. Such knowledge can serve as a corporate memory and be a base for an imagery virtual expert. The core problem in reaching this goal is constructing a methodology and tools that can assist in building the knowledge base of imagery analysis. This chapter provides a framework for an imagery virtual expert system that supports imagery registration and conflation tasks. The approach involves tree strategies: (1) recording expertise on-the-fly and (2) extracting information from the expert in an optimized way using the theory of monotone Boolean functions and (3) use of iconized ontologies to built a conflation method.
Key words: Imagery virtual expert, ontology, knowledge base, rule generation optimization, monotone Boolean function, registration, conflation.
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Kovalerchuk, B., Harper, A., Kovalerchuk, M., Brown, J. (2004). Virtual experts for imagery registration and conflation. In: Kovalerchuk, B., Schwing, J. (eds) Visual and Spatial Analysis. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-2958-5_21
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