Imagery in the Enterprise Case Studies

Dan Zimble Dan O’Leary

Agenda

• ArcGIS for Imagery - Imagery / Raster Types - Mosaic Datasets - Image Services - Demo(s)

• Challenges Met by the Mosaic Dataset & Image Services - Resource Management - Workflow Management - Analysis Management - Demo(s) – Image Catalog Web Template

ArcGIS for Imagery Dan Zimble

Imagery is core to GIS Maps AND Imagery

Imagery brings value

Maps bring value

Imagery

Timely, rich information Measurements & analysis Authoritative source

Maps

Contextual relationships Visual integration Data Management Spatial Analysis

• Used in nearly every industry • Imagery integrated into all of our products • Esri provides the platform for a complete imagery

solution

GIS

daz

Deriving Value from GIS and Imagery Driving the integration further up the workflow

Imagery

GIS

Integration Integration

time

Raster Types & Raster Products More than just a generic raster or image

• Define the image & metadata to read

• Defines any processing templates (e.g. MSI, Pan or Pan-sharpened)

• Defines transformation parameters (e.g. sensor model support)

Demo: Raster Products

Mosaic Dataset

• Author & use directly in ArcGIS for Desktop - Quickly Catalog

- All types of raster datasets - Wide variety of raster types/raster products

- Metadata - On-the-fly processing - Define default viewing rules - Use as Image (data) - Use as Catalog

• Create services with ArcGIS for Server with

Image Extension

• Access as services in any client

Raster Functions

- On-the-fly processing - Multiple services from single source

Demo: Mosaic Dataset and Raster Functions

Getting the most out of your imagery. Single source of data multiple products, multiple users.

Image Services

Geodatabase Mosaic Datasets

Image & raster data

ArcGIS Server & Image Extension

Any Client

Demo: Image Services

Leveraging the Mosaic Dataset in the Enterprise

Dan O’Leary

Important Benefits of Mosaic Datasets

• Time Reduction - Dynamic Processing - Direct from Sensor

• Saves Disk Space

- Only need one copy of raw images - Multiple services from single raw image

• Accurate Information

- True Image Pixel Values - Image Meta data

• Image Catalog and Discovery

ArcGIS Integrates Image Processing Helping People See Issues Quickly

A Single Integrated Platform . . . . . . For Visualization, Analysis, Management and Dissemination

On the Fly Processing

Dynamic Mosaicking

New Approaches

Advanced Processing and

Analysis

Imagery

Visualization

Fast Display

Analysis

Massively Scalable

ArcGIS for Server

Desktop

Catalog

Demo: Image Catalog Web

Imagery Data Management Case Study

• Provide a single point of entry for global image library leveraging web services and ArcGIS API.

• Provide an back-end architecture and a workflows for creating & updating a global image library.

Common Problem Statement “We have shoe boxes of imagery everywhere and no good way

of knowing what we have and how to access it.”

ICW Data Management Approach

http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#//009t000001vr000000

S01_MD

S02_MD

D01_MD

D02_MD

Cat_MD

Source GDB Derived GDB Catalog GDB

S01_Folder

S02_Folder Cat_Pts Cat_Poly

QC

QC

QC

Configuring the ICW Application

More Imagery Enhancements Coming in ArcGIS 10.1

Improves Image Integration and Exploitation Supporting Visualization, Analysis, Management and Dissemination

Simplifies Workflows and Automates Processing

Automatic Enhancement

Highly Accurate Measurement

Integrates Video (FMV)

Advanced Processing

Dynamic Mosaicking

Fast Visualization Analysis

Any Imagery

Massively Scalable

March 8 - MeetUp at Esri (Vienna, VA)

April 12 - MeetUp in DC area (location TBD)

Mar 24-27 – Esri Partner Conference (Palm Springs, CA)

Mar 26-27 – Esri Developer Summit (Palm Springs, CA)

July 21-24 – Esri Homeland Security Summit (San Diego, CA)

July 23-27 – Esri International User Conference (San Diego, CA)

Upcoming Events (www.esri.com/events)

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Friday Closing Session and Hosted Lunch

• Join conference attendees for lunch and closing session • 11:30 am – 1:30 pm • Ballrooms A-C, Third Level • Closing Speaker – Chris Smith, United States Department

of Agriculture • Wrap-up and request for feedback with Jack Dangermond

of closing session.

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