Remote Sensing Data — Instant Home Delivery!
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Satellites are gathering new information every second — and you have access to it. The question: What will you do with it? Here’s how to pull in remote sensed data from several sources, plus a real example of this in action.
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- 3. Who is using satellite imagery? 1. Government 2. Intelligence agencies 3. Environmental 4. Data analytics 5. Agriculture 6. Disaster management 7. Humanitarian 8. Monitoring assets and resources
- 4. Landsat (NASA/USGS) Sentinel 2 (ESA) Planet UrtheCast (Future) Resolution 15/30/100m 10/20/60m 3-5m* 0.5 - 5 m Status Free Free Paid Paid Frequency Monthly Weekly (or better) Daily A few times a day Compare
- 5. ● Landsat (NASA) ● Nexrad (weather) ● NAIP (agriculture) ● Mapzen Terrain Tiles (elevation) ● GDELT (society) ● Sentinel-2 (ESA) ● Many more
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- 23. Today’s visit
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- 25. Examples: Useful Transformations ● Integrate with other sources (maps, 3D models) ● Compare images over time ● Perform raster analysis (e.g. NDVI, feature extraction) ● Live basemap / WMTS ● Add new imagery to database as it becomes available
- 26. Satellite imagery draped over a DEM or LiDAR scan lets you visualize the landscape in 3D. 3D Visualization
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- 28. Over to FME
- 29. 3D model with RGB/NIR/NDVI texture
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