Training Classes
July 9, 2013
In this intermediate, application-oriented course, you will learn the tools and functionality necessary to complete a desktop mapping project, using ERDAS' LPS. You will triangulate a block of images, extract elevation data, and create orthorectified imagery. Data sources used include conventional aerial photographic frames and QuickBird imagery from DigitalGlobe. (3 day class)
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Archived Webinars
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April 30, 2013
During this webinar, we will guide you through a workflow that enables you to determine how much earth has been removed from a quarry or mine. Likewise, this workflow could also be used by anyone who stores landscaping or constructions materials (such as gravel, sand, or dirt).
We will begin by generating a high-density digital surface model (DSM) using advanced pixel correlation methods (including semi-global matching) on stereo imagery pairs. Using the DSMs, we will then illustrate how to create a set of bare-earth, digital elevation models (DEMs) that represent the ground surface both with and without the piles. Finally, we will employ newly-released spatial modeling technology to prepare the DMSs for the final steps of the calculations that provide a volumetric measurement of the pile.
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January 9, 2013
Introducing Intergraph Geospatial 2013 – a portfolio of united geospatial products for completing projects on time, on budget while maintaining the highest level of fidelity. This release provides a fresh approach, combining creative and intuitive interfaces, smarter workflows and automated technology. For the first time, all geospatial genres are truly connected. We have integrated photogrammetry, remote sensing, and GIS into a streamlined system, seamlessly delivering geographic information from the desktop to the server through the web and to the world. You will be able to transform multi-source content into dynamic information.
During this presentation, we will showcase the standout features across the portfolio, and how they work together to strengthen your geospatial workflow.
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November 6, 2012
Photogrammetry builds the data foundation on which the rest of your geospatial workflow relies. Make sure you’re able to achieve this fundamental step quickly and accurately by staying on top of the latest technology. During this webinar, we’ll showcase new features in the photogrammetry products in the Intergraph geospatial portfolio. In LPS, we’ll focus on the new streamlined interface, which provides faster access to all your favorite LPS tools and closer integration with ERDAS IMAGINE. In ImageStation, we’ll highlight the new ability to generate dense point clouds from stereo imagery using semi-global matching.
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October 23, 2012
Photogrammetry is the critical first step of the geospatial workflow. LPS provides an easy to use interface for an efficient workflow to produce fast and accurate imagery.
During this webinar we will discuss the methods for creating a block file in LPS. This will include the requirements for running triangulation on both aerial photography and QuickBird satellite imagery from DigitalGlobe. We will also look at methods and best practices for collecting and digitizing ground control points. We will provide a live demonstration on how to apply a vertical reference source to horizontal ground control points. The webinar will conclude with an interactive question and answer session.
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September 11, 2012
Are you looking to leverage the wealth of information contained in point clouds, but need to know which tools will help you do the most with your data in the least amount of time? In the upcoming software release, Intergraph will release new photogrammetry, remote sensing, and server products that enable you to unlock the power of point clouds.
During this webinar, we’ll demonstrate how our new point cloud analysis technology can help you leverage LiDAR and software-synthesized point clouds for forestry management, power corridor monitoring, and flood planning. While detailing those workflows, we’ll showcase our new tools for editing, measuring, analyzing, detecting change, RGB encoding, and batch processing. For users without LiDAR resources, we will illustrate a cost-effective alternative – the generation of high-density point clouds using point correlation with stereo imagery. Finally, we’ll show you how to organize and share your point-cloud data for better collaboration.
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Hexagon 2012 In this session, the presenter will highlight the vitality of geospatial image processing and analysis, GIS, remote sensing, and photogrammetry – and how you can access these tools from a single powerful and convenient package. A web processing service (WPS) provides a centralized production environment to manage and optimize access, processes, and output. Learn how you can work from one collective data pool to create value-added data products from custom front-ends. The system automatically catalogs resulting derivatives and immediately makes them available to other users. Discover how to use the new spatial modeler, and then deliver vector and raster models to other users over the Internet via interoperable geoprocessing services. The presenter will also introduce a suite of point cloud tools and provide an overview of the LPS user interface integration into the ERDAS IMAGINE® ribbon.
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In this session, learn about Intergraph’s two robust platforms for solving photogrammetry problems and turning raw data into useful information. Professionals can benefit from ERDAS IMAGINE (with LPS) to address image processing, photogrammetry, and/or LiDAR data workflows. Commercial photogrammetry customers benefit from the high-throughput capabilities of Intergraph’s ImageStation® products. Whether you need an integrated platform to work with all types of geospatial data, or a cloud-oriented solution to create or update large spatial databases, Intergraph’s proven solutions can improve your productivity. You’ll also find out about new technological developments, including on-going efforts to cross-pollinate our photogrammetric tools across our portfolio. In addition, the presenter will explore unmanned aerial vehicles’ (UAVs) heightened susceptibility to in-flight environmental influences, the smaller footprints of the images they collect, and the software workflow necessary to correct the imagery. Imagery obtained from GheoRhea’s UAV platform will be used to demonstrate a complete and accurate workflow for correcting the artifacts inherent in UAV-sourced imagery.
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