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Mitigating the spread of Ash Dieback

Posted on November 5, 2012 by Exelis VIS

The newswires have been alive over the last few days with the news that Ash Dieback disease has now arrived in the United   Kingdom.  This devastating disease destroyed 90% of Denmark’s trees and already 100,000 in the UK; it … Continue reading →

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An Efficient Remote Sensing Solution

Posted on July 3, 2012 by rlasica

What’s glossy, full of colors, says 1000 words without a single letter, and is stacked 20 inches high on my desk? Imagery magazines! I love a good read and when a colleague arrived at my door with an armload of … Continue reading →

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VISualize 2012: Tracking Pine Beetle Forest Destruction

Posted on June 28, 2012 by brianfarrexelisvis

In my previous post, I talked about VISualize 2012 which we hosted at the World Wildlife Foundation in Washington DC.  The conference recently wrapped up and there were some great presentations about everything from crop management to declining arctic sea … Continue reading →

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2012 ENVI User Group: Public Data, Remote Sensing, & Invasive Plant Species

Posted on March 27, 2012 by Cherie Darnel

At the 2012 ENVI User Group, Jim Alford, California Department of Fish and Game, presented “Conversion of a Heads Up Digitizer”.  This presentation focused on the use of public domain remotely sensed data to predict Taeniatherum caput-medusae (medusahead) infestations, and … Continue reading →

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