Canada’s Pollutant Inventories and Reporting Division (PIRD), a division of Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC), faces the massive task of creating a greenhouse gas inventory for the entire nation. A key part of this analysis is the use of remotely sensed data to quantify areas of land-use change to calculate CO2. In this pursuit, …
Canada Applies Open Data Cube to Assess National Land-use Change Read More »
EOfactory scales up to provide geospatial users nearly limitless image processing capabilities using CATALYST Microservices Platform. Complete Form To Access PDF Download PDF Results: A nation-wide orthorectification of 10,000 images that now takes three days will be finished in five minutes with CATALYST Microservices, and it opens up the possibility to deliver not only national …
EOfactory Scales Up Earth Image Processing on the Cloud. Read More »
What is our country’s estimated crop yield this year? How much food will we need to import? Will we have enough water for our nation’s needs? How can we expect our cities to expand? What new utilities will our citizens need built? Complete Form To Access PDF Download PDF Results: In an industry first, CATALYST …
How a leading space agency is preparing for the future of image analytics. Read More »
CATALYST has a full set of object-based image analysis (OBIA) tools that can be used to quickly and accurately extract impermeable land area on a per parcel basis. Imagery is segmented based on the shape and spectral properties of features, and training sites representing impermeable and permeable classes are collected. Download PDF Results: It was …
Object Analyst Feasibility Study on Per Parcel Stormwater Taxation Read More »
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) operates several projects that provide detection data to governments where illicit crops are grown including Colombia, Peru and Bolivia (for coca), Afghanistan, Laos, and Myanmar (for opium), and Morocco (for cannabis). Download PDF Results: The UNODC makes use of some of the latest functionality in Geomatica …
Leveraging CATALYST Enterprise’s rapid processing capability made it possible to optimize image selection from over 50,000 archive RapidEye images. Download PDF Results: Using commercially available data such as RADARSAT-2 and TerraSAR-X, Geomatica InSAR is suitable for any land deformation application and allows time series analysis for measuring change and rates across image stacks. About MDA …
Using InSAR for SteamInjection Monitoring in Cold Lake, Alberta Read More »
To identify stressed vegetation in the most cost-effective way possible, high-resolution satellite data can be purchased in areas covering the fi elds in question. Five-meter resolution RapidEye imagery is ideal to investigate identifi ed areas of crop stress before deploying expensive and labor-intensive specialists directly to site. The diagram below illustrates the major steps required …
Sea ice can be difficult to study because of the remote and hazardous locations in which is exists. Remotely sensed SAR data is one half of the equation. To complete the analysis, SAR processing software with the right algorithms are required. Download PDF Results: Polarimetric signatures of different ice types were analyzed at four radar incidence …
University of Calgary Monitors Arctic Sea Ice with CATALYST Professional Radar Suite Read More »
The Perenco Group utilizes CATALYST Professional Software to help them identify and analyze surface lineaments to streamline their exploration efforts Download PDF Results: A nation-wide orthorectification of 10,000 images that now takes three days will be finished in five minutes with CATALYST Microservices, and it opens up the possibility to deliver not only national level …
The Geological Survey of Norway makes use of Catalyst’s new GeoImaging Tools for ArcGIS to reduce the cost of mapping the bedrock in the Rogaland region of Norway. Download PDF Results: Catalyst’s GeoImaging Tools provides ArcGIS users with a suite of tools for processing and analyzing imagery in the GIS. Catalyst is introducing a suite …
Norwegian Geological Survey analyzes Aster imagery in ArcGIS Read More »
