Will
we be seeing/using UAV’s in the not too distant future for
local data acquisitions?
This
may be the future for local surveyors, engineers and
geospatial consultants.
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From:
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Sent: Monday, August 25, 2014 1:38 PM
To: 'GIS Services - Director Bill Timmins'
Subject: Unmanned Aerial Vehicles: Developing an
Aerial Image Workflow
Developing an Aerial Image
Workflow for UAVs
Offered
two Tuesday, September 16th 8:00am – 8:45am EDT or 2:00am –
2:45pm EDT
Unmanned
aerial vehicles (UAVs) promise better, cheaper and more
frequent data collection.
Whether
you are already using a drone or are considering one, join
LizardTech to learn what to do with your collected image
data.
We'll
provide an overview of the image processing workflow and
discuss options for image storage and delivery.
Reserve
your space with directions magazine:
http://www.directionsmag.com/webinars/2014-09-16-developing-image-workflow-for-uavs
Advise
GIS Services and GeoBlu with the word "ATTENDING" in the
subject line for promotional pricing offers for:
LizardTech
Software Solutions;
Bundled LizardTech
Software Solutions and GeoBlu Unmanned Aerial Vehicles;
Bundled DatuMate
Software (oblique imagery solution) and GeoBlu Unmanned
Aerial Vehicles; and/or
Bundled
LizardTech Software, DatuMate Software and GeoBlu Unmanned
Aerial Vehicles.
Overview
Unmanned
aerial vehicles (UAVs) promise better, cheaper and more
frequent data collection. Whether you are already using
a UAV or are considering one, join LizardTech to learn
what to do with your collected image data. An overview of
the image processing workflow and a discussion of options
for image storage and delivery will be presented
Learn:
• Basics of georeferencing, mosaicking and orthorectifying
imagery
• Possible image outputs from imagery, including
orthomosaics, DEMs and point clouds
• Options for compressing and distributing imagery
Details
LizardTech is a leader in providing the fastest, easiest
and most stable way to distribute compressed,
high-resolution raster imagery via standard protocols,
even in bandwidth-starved environments.
This
webinar is part of a broader ongoing webinar series on
UAVs coordinated by Directions’ GeoSpatial Webinars.
Episodes in this series cover legal and privacy aspects,
UAV technology and applications, and more—look for
additional UAV-related webinars throughout Fall 2014 and
Spring 2015.
Speakers
Jon Skiffington, Director of Product Management, and
Robert Parker, Sales Engineer, both from LizardTech
Who
should attend
Anyone who captures imagery with a UAV or is considering
using UAVs.
Regards,
Bill
Timmins - Director
GIS Services
4870 W McElroy Drive
Tucson AZ 85745-9178
520.991.0727 mobile
520.903.0987 fax
520.971.7622 office (7 am - 6 pm PST)
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