As a Platinum Partner of Hexagon Geospatial, we not only distribute their leading-edge technologies across the UK, but also encourage its use internally – building powerful solutions and creating innovative applications both in the cloud and on desktop.
ERDAS IMAGINE 2022 is now a couple of months old so it’s a good time to have a look at what’s new in this major release.
If you are looking for the best ERDAS IMAGINE training in the UK then you should come to Geospatial Insight. Our trainers’ extensive wealth of technical knowledge is gained from over 30 years’ experience delivering ERDAS IMAGINE training courses worldwide, providing technical support to the UK Hexagon Geospatial community, and using the software in anger every day to integrate image processing into the services we provide our clients across a multitude of sectors. These include insurance, finance, defence, government, disaster relief and engineering, giving Johnnie and Emily, the only certified ERDAS IMAGINE trainers in the UK, a wealth of experience in applications as well as technical wizardry. This, combined with their strong desire to share their knowledge to help users gain the most from their investment in both software and data, means our training courses continue to offer flexible, sustainable and tailored solutions to meet the requirements of all trainees.
The stereo 3D viewing experience has always had some issues associated with it, with standard screens suffering from dim lighting and requiring the use of 3D glasses. More recently, fewer graphics card vendors are supporting traditional stereo displays. Vision Engineering, a global optical and digital innovation and manufacturing company, have now changed the game. CONTOUR is the future of glasses-free 3D stereoscopic displays, designed specifically for GIS professionals.
The new Hexagon Geospatial CHEST Agreement for academic and research institutions in the UK and Ireland is ready for renewal and due to be in place this month. It has been great working with Hexagon and the CHEST teams again to review the offering and to work out how we can tailor the bundles to meet the changing needs of universities, colleges and research institutions across our region.
With over a decade’s experience in developing bespoke solutions for clients in the insurance, investment, and finance sectors, we were ideally placed when a South American banking group asked how remotely sensed data may enhance their risk management processes and improve their credit lending decision-making for agricultural customers.
Scientists and students at the University of Leeds use IMAGINE Photogrammetry* to generate high-resolution elevation models with stereo and tri-stereo satellite imagery.
As hydrology is the study of the distribution and movement of water both on and below the Earth’s surface, as well as the impact of human activity on water availability and conditions, it not surprising that remotely sensed imagery from both air and satellite has long been recognised as a valuable information source for data creation and modelling.
Barely have we installed Update 2 of ERDAS IMAGINE, released at the end of last year, when it’s time to say hello to Update 3. With such a short gap between releases, there can’t be that much new in this one surely? Well, yes and no.
A ‘Research in Education’ case study, documenting a recent investigation from one of our academic users. This study monitored African elephants using a combination of satellite imagery and deep learning.
Browse our latest news and resources
Learn more about the experts behind the insights
Get in touch with our team today