All the imageries that are collected, be it the satellite imageries or UAV data, all are 2D imagery. But for relevant study, it is at times required to understand the images in a more realistic approach. Hence, to understand better and make the images real, elevation is required. Elevation can be used for a lot
The spatial imageries derived from the satellite are in the raw form. Many of the images are from the various satellites and has come in many different positions and is unfiltered. These are normally the digital photos which lack much information in correspondence to the earth’s surface. Since these raw images do not have any
Differentiation between the QGIS and ArcGIS is more likely choosing between Microsoft Office and Google doc. Both QGIS, and ArcGIS are the leading GIS software’s. They are almost similar with only a few of the differences. Both are two great platforms for anyone to work with. You can choose either of the two, QGIS and ArcGIS
By Remote sensing, we understand that it is the process of collecting data of an object or a phenomenon without the actual physical presence. The data which is collected is frequently done mostly with the help of aerial technologies like airplanes or satellites or any other aerial objects that are equipped to use advanced sensor
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System are the two most important aspects of geoinformatics. These two are interrelated fields which include many subfields like the GIS, Remote Sensing, Spatial databases, Photogrammetry, Environmental Science etc. Let us have a keen look at what these two signifies in the real-world phenomenon. What do you mean by Remote
In the era of cloud computing, running a satellite imagery analysis online has become a reality. With cloud solutions like EOS Platform pioneering in the Earth observation market, ENVI and Erdas Imagine software are not the only options anymore. EOS Data Analytics designed a new GIS platform for all geospatial-data related tasks, from basic remote sensing