From data collection to analysis: Using ENVI for extracting information from remotely sensed data
Remote sensing is being used more frequently to acquire information about a geographic area of interest prior to putting resources on the ground, reduce the need for field work, minimize environmental impacts, ultimately save costs and achieve results faster. Applications in industries such as natural resource management, urban planning, water resources, oil & gas, utilities, agriculture and mining sectors rely heavily on extracting information from geospatial imagery for GIS analytics and decision making.
ENVI is a scientifically proven technology platform which provides strong analytical tools and inbuilt algorithms and methods for performing advanced analysis on variety of earth observation data including optical, hyperspectral, SAR and LiDAR data from satellite, airborne and UAV platforms. It is widely known for its reliable and accurate analytical capabilities including Crop Science, Deep Learning and its interoperability with Esri ArcGIS platform.
View Esri India webinar to take a closer look at ENVI tools and how remotely sensed data can be used across industries to save resources, reduce fieldwork and solve challenges faster to maximize profit.
Key Takeaways
Learn how you can use ENVI tools for:
- Imagery management and working with multitude of imagery data types
- Implementing deep learning tools and techniques for objects identification
- LiDAR data processing to quickly identify features and analyze results
- Using Spectral information to detect and map targets, calculate vegetation and more
- Searching an image for statistical and spectral distinctions from the background landscape
Who should attend?
Remote sensing and GIS professionals; GIS Managers; Academicians; Urban Planners; Conservators; Professional working across areas such as Agri Insurance, Environment & Climate Change, Emergency management, Conservation of Natural Resources such as Forests, Biodiversity, Minerals, Water, Agriculture and Soils; Technophiles; national mapping and survey agencies;
Speakers
Dr. VSS Kiran, Esri India
Vimanyu Sharma, Esri India