A binary raster file format for aerial photography, satellite imagery, and spectral data. The BSQ data organization can handle any number of bands, and thus accommodates black and white, grayscale, pseudocolor, true color, and multi-spectral image data. Additional information is needed to interpret the image data, such as the numbers of rows, columns, and bands, if there is a color map, and latitude and longitude to relate the image to geospatial locations.
Discuss advantages and disadvantages of different methods of storing remote sensing data
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