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20051014: IDV and JPEG2000?

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  • Subject: 20051014: IDV and JPEG2000?
  • Date: Fri, 14 Oct 2005 10:26:18 -0600
>From: Douglas Meredith <address@hidden>
>Organization: University of Arizona
>Keywords: 200510141618.j9EGIe7s025742 JPEG2000

Hi Doug-

>I am currently working with the Lunar and Planetary Lab
>at the University of Arizona to develop a Java-based
>JPEG 2000 client for dissemination of imagery from the
>Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.  I am currently looking for
>existing Java software that might provide a good
>starting point.
>
>I noticed that, on the License and Copyright page of
>the IDV User's Guide, you mention that the IDV includes
>ImageJ and JJ2000 software components.  Nowhere else in
>the documentation is JPEG2000 mentioned.  Can you tell
>me if the IDV supports JPEG2000?

Not for reading in JPEGs.  The JJ2000 code is used for
GRIB decoding which sometimes uses the JPEG2000 compression
to store data.  That library might be a good starting
point for you.

Don Murray
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