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Pléiades and SPOT 6/7 Enhanced with Advanced Radiometry and Geometry Image processing Options

Pléiades and SPOT 6/7 commercial offers have been enhanced with advanced radiometry and geometry image processing options: New Geometric processing: Projected The image acquired by the sensor is projected onto a terrestrial planethrough projection system. The plane inherits a constant altitude value which is the mean height value (with reference to ellipsoid). An embedded geometric… Continue reading Pléiades and SPOT 6/7 Enhanced with Advanced Radiometry and Geometry Image processing Options

Smart Cities and the Technology behind them

Definition A smart city is a municipality that uses information and communication technologies to increase operational efficiency, share information with the public and improve both the quality of government services and citizen welfare. Converting a city into a smart city means driving its economic growth and improving the quality of life for its citizens using… Continue reading Smart Cities and the Technology behind them

LiDAR for Tree Crown Mapping

TREE CROWN MAPPING USING LiDAR    Importance of Tree Surveying We are well aware of the fact that trees are the integral part of our eco system as well as our flora and fauna. Mapping forest reserves and vegetation is critical to economic development and to understanding our environment; it provides information about the age… Continue reading LiDAR for Tree Crown Mapping

Design Thinking for leading Geospatial technologies

Geospatial technologies are extremely important and have a direct impact on large numbers of people every day. It includes the data from the earth that can be used for analysis, modeling, simulations, and visualization. Geospatial technologies enable the construction of intelligent maps and models that aid in geographical studies, policy-based analysis, and spatial patterns on… Continue reading Design Thinking for leading Geospatial technologies

Identify man-made & natural material, using high resolution SWIR imagery

SWIR (Shortwave Infrared) refers to a non-visible range of light falling between 1400-3000 nm in wavelength. SWIR light is same as visible light which reflects from minerals, man-made and natural structures due to the unique nature of the object, the resultant SWIR light shows shadow and contrast in its imagery (contrast depends upon the radiometric… Continue reading Identify man-made & natural material, using high resolution SWIR imagery