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That data compression meant getting imagery to experts in less than an hour digitally instead of via sneakernet physically in a multi-day timeframe, thus massiv
by grogenaut 5y ago
That data compression meant getting imagery to experts in less than an hour digitally instead of via sneakernet physically in a multi-day timeframe, thus massively speeding up and improving access to high quality diagnosis.
- Scoundreller 5y agoCould do both, but still depends on storage costs. But I guess re-scanning wouldn't get justified once there's already a "good enough" compressed version. Real question is if they dialed down the compression as storage got cheaper. Doubtful.