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Tag Archives: geospatial data
Suomi NPP: Setting a New Standard for Global Climate Monitoring
On October 28, 2011, the Suomi National Polar-Orbiting Partnership (NPP) spacecraft lifted off from Vandenburg Air Force Base in California and began its scheduled five year mission as a new installment to the NASA fleet of Earth observing systems. Now … Continue reading
Street-Level Remote Sensing
The geospatial community is abuzz with discussions concerning the growing abundance of remotely-sensed data–specifically, how improvements in recent years to the spatial, spectral, and temporal resolution of geospatial data intrinsically create opportunities to conduct more detailed analysis. Many speculate what … Continue reading
UAVs in the USA
To the casual observer, or viewer of network television news programs during the last decade or so, the mention of an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle or System (UAV/UAS) likely conjures up the term drone, and an image of a MQ-1 Predator … Continue reading
COTS Solutions for DOD Organizations
As the DoD continues to develop ways to increase agility for forward deployed military personnel, the need to provide better intelligence will increase. War fighters need both basic situational awareness, as well as a better understanding of the relationship among … Continue reading
NOVA: The Earth From Space
No matter what your job is, it’s usually very difficult to explain what you do to someone who doesn’t work in your field. And oddly enough, the more you like what you do, the harder it gets to explain your … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental Monitoring, Geospatial Data, Remote Sensing
Tagged Earth from Space, ESOC, geospatial data, GIS Application, NOVA, PBS, remote sensing
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Clouds Within The Cloud
The International LiDAR Mapping Forum (ILMF) begins its three day technical conference and exhibition next week, during which key players and experts in the LiDAR industry will descend on Denver to showcase the latest advances in airborne, mobile, and bathymetric … Continue reading
Integrating LiDAR Analysis into your GIS
With the International LiDAR Mapping Forum (ILMF) coming to Denver next month, I think it’s important to revisit the value that LiDAR brings to the GIS user. According to Wikipedia, Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) is an optical remote sensing … Continue reading
Posted in Geospatial Data, Remote Sensing
Tagged ArcGIS, E3De, ENVI, ENVI LiDAR, geospatial analysis, geospatial data, GIS, ILMF, LiDAR, LiDAR analysis, LiDAR extraction, LiDAR Integration, remote sensing
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Mitigating the spread of Ash Dieback
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
Posted in Remote Sensing
Tagged aborists, ash dieback, ash dieback disease, ashtag, classification, climate observation, defloiation classification, ENVI, environmental monitoring, forest damange, geospatial analysis, geospatial data, gps, LiDAR, remote sensing, tree disease, unveristy of east anglia
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GIS in the New Forest
A couple of weekends ago, just before the warmth of summer finally disappeared, the family and I decided to head down to the New Forest, which I believe is the largest tract of unclosed heathland and forest in the heavily populated … Continue reading
Crowd Sourcing of Imagery
A couple of years ago, builders unearthed a massive deposit of Mammoth’s and other long extinct mammals in Snowmass CO. Citizens were able to volunteer to be part of the excavation and effort and as you can imagine grabbing a … Continue reading
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