Adding a band to an image raster.

I am writing a geomatics program that takes GeoTiff images as input and allows the users to run analysis on these images. I would like the results of the analysis to become part of the image as a new band (in addition to the RGB bands). How can I do that? It would also be useful to know how to remove bands, or select which bands to be displayed.
I am also using the GeoTools API in case someone has experience with it.

I suggest a google search using these qualifiers: "java jai geotiff"
If it is going to be supported in Oracle Java, it will be in the JAI package.

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image on my site. The
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