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Each month, NV5 Geospatial posts new blog content across a variety of categories. Browse our latest posts below to learn about important geospatial information or use the search bar to find a specific topic or author. Stay informed of the latest blog posts, events, and technologies by joining our email list!

Monitoring Changes at a Mine Site Using Capella Data and ENVI® SARscape

10/14/2024

When it comes to selecting geospatial data for a project, there are numerous factors to consider. Each project has unique needs, and the type of data chosen can significantly impact the outcome. For this blog, I won’t cover every consideration, but I want to highlight the use of data from Capella Space for a specific... Read More >

Polarimetric Data Analysis with IDL

8/28/2024

This blog, written by Ranier M.E. Illing is the third blog of a series writing by our IDL Fellows. The IDL Fellows program is our way of supporting passionate retired IDL users who may need support to continue their work with IDL. There is continual innovation behind IDL, and this program is one of the many ways we hear about the new... Read More >

Exploring the Toulouse Hyperspectral Dataset Using ENVI/IDL

8/20/2024

Hyperspectral imagery has changed how we understand and analyze the world around us, offering unprecedented detail across a broad spectrum of wavelengths. An exciting dataset we looked at recently was the Toulouse hyperspectral dataset, a comprehensive airborne dataset that includes surface reflectance spectra, 3D point clouds, thermal... Read More >

Empowering D&I Analysts to Maximize the Value of SAR

8/14/2024

Defense and intelligence (D&I) analysts rely on high-resolution imagery with frequent revisit times to effectively monitor operational areas. While optical imagery is valuable, it faces limitations from cloud cover, smoke, and in some cases, infrequent revisit times. These challenges can hinder timely and accurate data collection and... Read More >

The Power of Combining Information from SAR and Imagery

7/31/2024

While optical imagery is a critical component of geospatial analysis, it’s limited by cloud cover and darkness. SAR transcends these limitations by penetrating haze, clouds, and smoke, and by capturing data both day and night. In addition, SAR can provide information not easily obtained with other data sources. By combining SAR with... Read More >

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