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Deep Learning at the Esri UC

This year’s UC is completely virtual, meaning all things deep learning and much more will be available at your fingertips starting July 13th – tech workshops, sessions, the showcase, exhibitors, plenary and more. So you don’t miss out on any of this rich content, be sure to register for the UC here.

What has us most excited this year, is the ability to show you the leaps Esri has made in the area of deep learning. There’s just so much, that we couldn’t pack it all into a single UC session! In total, 6 sessions specifically cover deep learning and, to ensure everyone walks away with valuable information, our sessions cater to a wide variety of personas ranging from, Data Scientists, to Developers, to Image Analysts, to GIS Analysts.

Cloud removal with a ready-to-use image inpainting model.

To get everyone started on the right foot, join us for, Using Deep learning with Imagery in ArcGIS. This on-demand session will take you through a journey of the tools in ArcGIS Pro via demos, talk through scenarios for scaling your processing using ArcGIS Image Server, introduce you to the ArcGIS API for Python via scenario-based demos, and finally, cover access points of the deep learning tools in ArcGIS. This will be your one-stop-shop to understand where deep learning fits in ArcGIS.

Data Scientist and Developers

Then, for you data scientists, developers, ‘deep’ deep learners, imagery ninjas, and those who want to know what happens behind the scenes using our Python APIs, you must watch the Deep Dive into Deep Learning session. Streaming live on Wednesday, July 15th from 8:40 a.m to 9:40 a.m. PDT, tune in to see one of the most demo rich sessions at UC (we might be biased in saying that, but we really do have around 12 demos!).

Analysts

For our Image Analysts, join us for ArcGIS Pro: Using Imagery and Deep Learning. This on-demand session will specifically focus on imagery deep learning workflows in ArcGIS Pro.

Detecting shipwrecks with bathymetric data using ArcGIS Notebooks in ArcGIS Pro.

Additionally, for GIS Analysts and, those new to deep learning, be sure to check out Deep Learning for Geographers. During the session, we will simplify how deep learning works under the hood – without all the complex math involved. We’ll also explain how deep learning works in ArcGIS and how various deep learning models can be applied to GIS to solve an array of problems, all through engaging demos.

See what’s coming

If you’re interested in a sneak peek of the deep learning projects we are working on for future releases, you won’t want to miss the ArcGIS Pro: The Road Ahead (Monday, July 13th @ 1:40 p.m. PDT) and ArcGIS Enterprise: The Road Ahead (Tuesday, July 14 @1:40 p.m. PDT). During these sessions, we’ll briefly surface future deep learning capabilities.

Get to know ArcGIS products

Lastly, if you’re interested in receiving an introduction to the ArcGIS products and tools that make deep learning possible, join us for ArcGIS Image Analyst: An Introduction, ArcPy: An Introduction, Spatial Analyst: An Introduction, ArcGIS Image Server: Raster Analytics, and ArcGIS API for Python: An Introduction to the Modules.

See what session fits your needs or, watch them all! We hope to leave you as a deep learning ninja by the end of the 3-day event! Enjoy!

Interested in other imagery and raster analysis UC sessions and resources? Check out this UC 2020 Guide to All Things Imagery & Rasters.

About the authors

Principal Product manager on the Imagery team at Esri, with a zeal for remote sensing, AI and everything imagery.

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Director of Esri R&D Center, New Delhi & development lead of ArcGIS AI technologies and ArcGIS API for Python. Applying deep learning to the Science of Where!

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I'm the Lead Product Marketing Manager for Esri's Imagery and Spatial Data Science products. I've loved every moment of my eight years with Esri, where I've had the opportunity to learn from and inspire data and imagery enthusiasts on the advantage GIS can bring to their analysis.

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