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Masataka AJIRO Hiroyuki MIYATA Takashi KAN Masakazu SOGA Makoto ONO
Since its successful launch in February of 1992, the Japan Earth Resources Satellite-1 (JERS-1) has been sending back high resolution images of the earth for various studies, including the investigation of earth resources, the preservation of environments and the observation of coastal lines. Currently, received images are processed using the Earth Resources Satellite Data Information System (ERSDIS). The ERSDIS is a high speed image processing system utilizing an extended cellular array processor as its main processing module. The extended cellular array processor (CAP), consisting of 4096 processing elements configured into a two-dimensional array, is designed to have many parallel processing optimizing capabilities targetting large-scale image processing at a high speed. This paper desctribes a typical image processing flow, the structure of the ERSDIS, and the details of the CAP design.
Akio TAKUBO Mutsumi ISHIKAWA Takashi WATANABE Masakazu SOGA Tadanori MIZUNO
The computers are connected with each other by the network as a result of the progress of technology in the field of the computer and network, and then all of the data to be processed are transferred quickly and at the real-time through the computer network. However the user can use the computer system at any time, the user must go to the location of the computer system to use the computer resources. The necessities for using the computer system occur anywhere and anytime in spite of the location of the computer system. For this requirement the mobile computing environment (MCE) is expected strongly. In this paper we introduce the model of MCE and discuss the need of the user authentication at entering and logging-in the network in MCE only with a user ID. We propose the method of a user ID assignment from which a server ID can be decided by a simple logical operation. Also, we propose a protocol for a user authentication in MCE and discuss the robustness of security against the various attacking on the route.