Hong Xu
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Hong is a Principal Software Product Engineer on Esri's raster team, where she has been working since 1999. She has played key roles in the development and leadership of various software products related to imagery and data science throughout her tenure. Currently, her areas of focus include time-series image analysis, multidimensional raster, and altimetry data.

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Cloud-Based Aboveground Biomass Mapping using Landsat and GEDI Data

Use ArcGIS to conduct end-to-end aboveground biomass mapping using Landsat and GEDI datasets in the cloud

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Create Image Cubes from STAC-Enabled Datasets using ArcGIS

Learn how to create cloud free image cubes from imagery in the cloud using STAC

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How to Ingest GEDI Data into ArcGIS

Learn how to create a trajectory dataset from GEDI data

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Oceanographic Analysis using Trajectory Data in ArcGIS Pro

How ArcGIS can be used to perform oceanographic analysis using altimeter data such as Sentinel 6, Sentinel 3, Jason 3, and Jason 2.

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Let’s do data science V: New Multidimensional Raster Capabilities

This blog summarizes new capabilities on multidimensional raster, STAC, trajectory data, and image processing in ArcGIS Pro 3.2 release

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Create a cloud-free image composite from satellite imagery

Learn how to apply the new geometric median raster function in creating cloud-free image composite workflows.

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Let’s do data science IV: new type of remote sensing data and new algorithms

Discover the three new features of image and multidimensional raster analysis in the upcoming ArcGIS Pro 3.1

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Change Detection in Amazon Floodplains Using Landsat Time Series

Learn how to perform time series change detection workflow in ArcGIS

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Dev Summit 2022: Spatial and temporal pattern analysis of time series imagery

Learn how you can use Principal Component Analysis in ArcGIS Notebooks for spatial and temporal pattern analysis of time series imagery.

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