Naval Postgraduate School
Method and system for mobile structured collection of data and images
US9418080B1.pdf (349.8Kb)Abstract
The present invention is a method for improving functionality
of a smart device to perform mobile structured collection and
transformation of data includes instantiating an ATAK Session
Object having multiple Session ObjectAttributes including
a geo-specific location attribute having a geo-specific
location attribute value. The method then updates the geospecific
location attribute of the ATAK Session Object to
reflect a geo-specific location and links an Image Object with
the ATAK Session Object to create a Linked ATAK Image
Object. Next, the method instantiates an Observational
Record Object (ORO) having an ORO attribute value reflecting
an observation instance at the geo-specific location.
Finally, the method creates a Linked 0 RO by linking the 0 RO
with the LinkedATAK Image Object. The present invention
also includes an apparatus and system for performing the
above method.
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