Imagery and Remote Sensing in GIS Webinar Series

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Unlock the full potential of your GIS workflows with our Imagery and Remote Sensing webinar series. These webinars are specially designed to empower and inspire everyone, from beginners seeking to get started to seasoned professionals searching for cutting-edge insights. Following each webinar, you will have access to additional resources to help you continue learning about how to take advantage of Esri’s comprehensive imagery system.

Join trailblazers from around the globe in this series and discover how to drive innovation for your organization with imagery and remote sensing. 

Speakers

  • Portrait of James Burton

    James Burton

    Senior GIS Analyst, Greater Salt Lake Municipal Services District

  • Portrait of Paul Aitken

    Paul Aitken

    CEO, Drone U

  • Portrait of Steven Hochart

    Steven Hochart

    Practice Director, Dudeck

  • Portrait of Andrew Carey

    Andrew Carey

    Senior Account Executive, Esri

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Webinars in this series

  • Map showcasing imagery and analysis

    Acquiring the Right Imagery for the Right Job: Unlocking Data Value and Purpose

    Discover the importance of acquiring accurate and relevant imagery for specific job requirements in our upcoming webinar.

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    Managing Imagery and Remotely Sensed Data in the Enterprise

    In this webinar, imagery experts will show you how a total image and remote sensing management system doesn’t simply store data. Instead, it allows you to store, search, and discover data and  to set the stage for deep analysis, AI, and reality mapping. 

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  • Drone flying over hills

    Launching Your Drone Program: Key Strategies for Success

    Join drone industry experts for an in-depth webinar on starting and enhancing your drone operations.

    October 15th | 9:00 a.m.–10:00 a.m. (PDT) 
    October 17th | 4:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m. (PDT)

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