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Remote Sensing

The Power of Offline Processing: Why Desktop is Essential for Drone Mapping in Agriculture

Part 2: Processing in the Field In Part 1 of this mini-series we went over why it makes sense in agriculture to import images directly to Pix4Dag Desktop. We concluded that

Business

How Do I Choose the Right Image-capture Settings for 3D Models?

How do I choose the right image-capture settings for 3D models? What are the effects of the “angle between images” setting in circular missions when it comes to 3D reconstruction?

GIS

Leveraging 3D Modeling and Printing Skills as a Service: Mapping the Abbey of Chateliers and Church of Ars-en-Ré

In order to explore how to better expand and improve their services, French photography and photogrammetry-based service provider Unautregard teamed up with Planète Sports &Loisirs and 3D Arcwest, to capture,

GIS

In Defense of Desktop: Why Desktop is Essential for Drone Mapping in Agriculture

Part 1: How quickly can you go from landing to processing? If you want an NDVI map while you’re still in the field, cut out a potentially long upload to

Courses

Drones in Agriculture and Hands-On Drone-to-GIS Workflows

Hands-On Drone-to-GIS Workflows Sponsored by the Michigan State University Institute of Agricultural Technology, in coordination with RS&GIS and Northwest Michigan College. This unique and comprehensive, instructor-led training course is taught

GIS

Three Reasons Golf Courses Are the Next Drone Mapping Territory

The emerald golfing greens have seen better days. According to the US National Golf Foundation, the number of players has almost steadily declined from over 30 million in 2005 (pre-recession),

GIS

What’s New in ArcGIS Earth 1.2

ArcGIS Earth is off to a great start with thousands of downloads and an engaged community of global users. We are happy to release the 1.2 version and excited to

Business Software

Esri Releases Drone2Map for ArcGIS

App Turns Still Imagery Captured by Drones into 2D and 3D Products Redlands, California—Drone2Map for ArcGIS, released today by Esri, turns raw still imagery from drones into professional 2D and