Julia is a product engineer on the Raster team. She has been with Esri since 2014 and has a background in remote sensing and GIS for environmental research. In addition to image analysis, she has a passion for music, running, good food and animal welfare.
ArcGIS Pro 2.5 comes with even more capabilities for working with multidimensional rasters for time series and dimensional analysis.
ArcGIS Pro 2.4 includes extended capabilities so you analyze different data variables across different dimensions, in a single dataset.
Format your metadata for the video multiplexer tool to geoenable video data for the Full Motion Video player.
Python raster functions published to GitHub can help you accomplish a new workflow or customize an existing process.
In Part III of this blog series, we show you how to generate ortho mapping products for aerial digital imagery.
Use ArcGIS Pro charting tools to evaluate the spectral profiles of your training sites to improve classification before you run the model.
The ArcGIS Spectral Index Library introduces a streamlined option for visualizing and analyzing your imagery using spectral indices.
In Part II of this blog series, we show you how to perform a block adjustment in an ortho mapping workspace for aerial digital imagery.
Deep Learning modeling can now be integrated for image classification in ArcGIS Pro.
