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KML — Keyhole Markup Language
N/A — Not Applicable
ANSI — American National Standards Institute, Inc.
XML — Extensible Markup Language
FTP — File Transfer Protocol
CPU — Central Processing Unit
L0 — Level 0
PDF — Portable Document Format (created by Adobe Acrobat)
FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions (sometimes Pronounced Fak)
ASCII — American National Standard Code for Information Interchange
API — Application Programming Interface
GUI — Graphical User Interface (goo-ey)
QC — Quality Control
WRT — "With respect to", especially in fields such as Mathematics.
RF — Radio Frequency
ISO — International Organization for Standardization
ICD — Interface Control Document
TBD — To Be Determined
EU — European Union (1994; formerly referred to as the EEC or EC)
GPS — Global Positioning System (ex-NAVSTAR)
GIS — Geographic Information System
QA — Center for Quality Assurance in International Education
CDR — Critical Design Review
VCDU — Virtual Channel Data Unit
PDR — Preliminary Design Review
RAM — random-access memory
ESA — European Space Agency
TBC — To Be Confirmed
NCR — Non-Conformance Report
ITU — International Telecommunication Union
IR — Infrared
CRC — Contrôle de Redondance Cyclique (French: Cyclic Redundancy Check)
I/O — Input/Output
CSA — Canadian Space Agency
EC — European Commission
BER — Bit-Error Rate
ROI — Region of Interest
NOAA — National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (US)
QA4EO — Quality Assurance for Earth Observation
O-SPS — Optical System Performance Simulator
COTS — Commercial Off the Shelf Software
EMC — Electromagnetic Compatibility
GAMME — GMES Harmonisation in a Multi Mission Environment
JPEG — Joint Photographic Experts Group (24-bit image storage format)
RMS — root mean square (preferred over "RMS")
IDE — Integrated Development Environment
RSS — Root Sum Square
IFOV — Instantaneous Field Of View
CSS — Cascade Style Sheet
AU — Astronomical Unit