Imagery Analytics for Natural Resources Management
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Imagery Analytics for Natural Resources Management Cherie Muleh
Transcript of Imagery Analytics for Natural Resources Management
Imagery Analytics for Natural
Resources Management
Cherie Muleh
About Harris Corporation
NYSE: HRS
International
United States
FY17
~$6 Billion
Annual
Revenue
Advanced technologies for customers whose missions
are vital to the world’s safety and security
Technology innovator with industry leading
commitment to research and development
Agile, commercial mindset to meet the most demanding
budgets and deadlines
17,000 employees worldwide
7,700 engineers and scientists
Supports customers in more than 100 countries
Industry leading R&D investment
Leadership positionsTactical Communications, Electronic Warfare, Avionics, Air Traffic Management, Space and Intelligence, and Weather Systems
Harris Corporation is a global technology leader, providing
secure communications, electronic systems, and solutions
for space and intelligence missions
Challenges Facing
Our Clients
Harris Geospatial Solutions
Understand and protect critical
components, including food, water, energy, health, and infrastructure
Socio-Economic
Security
Monitor stages of growth, manage
resources, and integrate with Smart Cities for efficient development
Sustainable Development
Support
Have the necessary tools to
perform early and predictive detections and plan response and
recovery efforts
Emergency and Disaster
Preparedness
Plan, monitor and execute national
decision, manage disparate data sources, and disseminate products
National Security,
Protection, and
Governance
An Expanding Commercial Portfolio
Geiger-Mode LiDAR Data Products ENVI/IDLJagwire Data Management
MEGA Deep Learning
Real-Time AIS SARscape UAS Support Helios Amplify for Utilities
Harris Geospatial continues to develop world class geospatial technology to solve real-world problems. We are focused
on developing sophisticated analytics using technologies such as deep learning, SAR, and hyperspectral and making
them accessible through a range of products and services
ENVI Image Analysis Platform
ENVI Photo-grammetry Feature Extraction DEM Extraction
Atmospheric Correction SARscape Suite of Tools
NITF/
TFRD Data
ENVI Services Engine
ENVI OneButton IDL Extensibility
Example:
Water Analysis
ENVI Water Quality Analysis Capabilities
Extracting Water Constituents
Harmful Algal Blooms
Oil Spill Pollution
Extracting Chlorophyll-A, Phosphorus and Turbidity
Coastal Erosion
Flood Detection
Air Pollution
Relative Water Depth Bathymetry
Assess Land Deformation
Oil Spill Detection and Monitoring
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International shipping routes contain heavy oil tanker traffic
It is important to be able to detect the effects of ship activities over large expanses of coastal waters
Due to the differences in surface reflectance, texture, and light absorption, ENVI can effectively detect oil slick movement and dispersion, contaminated coastal areas, and shoreline features
SARscape – Ship Detection
• Detected ships, here in Sentinel-1 data
(above)• SAR image, detected ships and overlaid
AIS data (left)
Fuse Multiple Sources of Imagery
Combine data layers and analytics from ENVI into composite products for multidimensional
analysis
Fuse a multispectral and pan image into a pan-sharpened product
More applications demand the use of multiple data modalities
Integration of Radar, LiDAR, Optical, Hyperspectral, Stereo, Thermal and more is driving how applications consume and process data
These modalities will be combined to create an even richer geospatial context for decision making
