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By the end of the course, participants will be comfortable using key tools within CATALYST Professional for everyday geospatial data processing tasks.
Introductory
Training can be delivered online or in a classroom setting depending on your requirements. Contact us for additional details and scheduling options.
As a follow-up to CATALYST 1, this course expands on advanced data processing techniques within CATALYST Professional. Participants will explore workflows including multispectral image classification, atmospheric correction, spatial analysis, and thematic map creation.
The course also introduces the Modeler environment for visual scripting, workflow automation, and batch processing of geospatial data.
Introductory / Intermediate
Training can be delivered online or in a classroom setting depending on your requirements. Contact us for additional details and scheduling options.
Designed for both new and experienced users of remote sensing and digital photogrammetry software, this course introduces the core workflows within CATALYST OrthoEngine. Participants will learn how to set up projects, collect GCPs and tie points, perform orthorectification, and create image mosaics using both manual and automated workflows.
The course also introduces workflow automation and batch processing using Modeler components within CATALYST Professional.
Intermediate
Training can be delivered online or in a classroom setting depending on your requirements. Contact us for additional details and scheduling options.
This advanced course explores data preparation, processing, and analysis techniques for working with Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) data in CATALYST Professional.
Participants will learn how to ingest, calibrate, visualize, and enhance SAR data using workflows within Focus. The course covers detected data processing, polarimetric decomposition, polarimetric discriminator analysis, and coherent change detection using single, dual, and polarimetric SAR datasets.
The course also introduces the SAR Polarimetry Target Analysis (SPTA) tool, including target definition, polarimetric property analysis, and interpretation of numerical and graphical outputs such as histograms and polarimetric response plots.
Advanced
Training can be delivered online or in a classroom setting depending on your requirements. Contact us for additional details and scheduling options.