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Journal article
Published: 16 August 2016 in Remote Sensing
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Cloud computing is a base platform for the distribution of large volumes of data and high-performance image processing on the Web. Despite wide applications in Web-based services and their many benefits, geo-spatial applications based on cloud computing technology are still developing. Auto-scaling realizes automatic scalability, i.e., the scale-out and scale-in processing of virtual servers in a cloud computing environment. This study investigates the applicability of auto-scaling to geo-based image processing algorithms by comparing the performance of a single virtual server and multiple auto-scaled virtual servers under identical experimental conditions. In this study, the cloud computing environment is built with OpenStack, and four algorithms from the Orfeo toolbox are used for practical geo-based image processing experiments. The auto-scaling results from all experimental performance tests demonstrate applicable significance with respect to cloud utilization concerning response time. Auto-scaling contributes to the development of web-based satellite image application services using cloud-based technologies.

ACS Style

Sanggoo Kang; Kiwon Lee. Auto-Scaling of Geo-Based Image Processing in an OpenStack Cloud Computing Environment. Remote Sensing 2016, 8, 662 .

AMA Style

Sanggoo Kang, Kiwon Lee. Auto-Scaling of Geo-Based Image Processing in an OpenStack Cloud Computing Environment. Remote Sensing. 2016; 8 (8):662.

Chicago/Turabian Style

Sanggoo Kang; Kiwon Lee. 2016. "Auto-Scaling of Geo-Based Image Processing in an OpenStack Cloud Computing Environment." Remote Sensing 8, no. 8: 662.