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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!



Easily Share Workflows With the Analytics Repository

Easily Share Workflows With the Analytics Repository

10/27/2025

With the recent release of ENVI® 6.2 and the Analytics Repository, it’s now easier than ever to create and share image processing workflows across your organization. With that in mind, we wrote this blog to: Introduce the Analytics Repository Describe how you can use ENVI’s interactive workflows to... Read More >

Deploy, Share, Repeat: AI Meets the Analytics Repository

Deploy, Share, Repeat: AI Meets the Analytics Repository

10/13/2025

The upcoming release of ENVI® Deep Learning 4.0 makes it easier than ever to import, deploy, and share AI models, including industry-standard ONNX models, using the integrated Analytics Repository. Whether you're building deep learning models in PyTorch, TensorFlow, or using ENVI’s native model creation tools, ENVI... Read More >

Blazing a trail: SaraniaSat-led Team Shapes the Future of Space-Based Analytics

Blazing a trail: SaraniaSat-led Team Shapes the Future of Space-Based Analytics

10/13/2025

On July 24, 2025, a unique international partnership of SaraniaSat, NV5 Geospatial Software, BruhnBruhn Innovation (BBI), Netnod, and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) achieved something unprecedented: a true demonstration of cloud-native computing onboard the International Space Station (ISS) (Fig. 1). Figure 1. Hewlett... Read More >

NV5 at ESA’s Living Planet Symposium 2025

NV5 at ESA’s Living Planet Symposium 2025

9/16/2025

We recently presented three cutting-edge research posters at the ESA Living Planet Symposium 2025 in Vienna, showcasing how NV5 technology and the ENVI® Ecosystem support innovation across ocean monitoring, mineral exploration, and disaster management. Explore each topic below and access the full posters to learn... Read More >

Monitor, Measure & Mitigate: Integrated Solutions for Geohazard Risk

Monitor, Measure & Mitigate: Integrated Solutions for Geohazard Risk

9/8/2025

Geohazards such as slope instability, erosion, settlement, or seepage pose ongoing risks to critical infrastructure. Roads, railways, pipelines, and utility corridors are especially vulnerable to these natural and human-influenced processes, which can evolve silently until sudden failure occurs. Traditional ground surveys provide only periodic... Read More >

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ENVI Tasks make ENVI even smarter

Anonym

In my last blog, I wrote about a few ways ENVI Task is making it easier for developers to quickly deploy functional image processing workflows and batch routines. This week I'd like to discuss how ENVI Tasks are making it easier to build workflows that are procedurally robust.

When I say procedurally robust, I'm talking about the correct order of image processing operations to obtain an accurate and repeatable result. For example, is it best to resample (an interpolation step) a raster before or after the primary analytic is applied? What about sub-setting (reducing the extent) of a raster - should that be done before or after the task is run? Get the order correct and instill confidence in the answer your customer demands. Get it wrong and you might be misrepresenting your results.

We are building properties into each ENVI Task object that help a client or programmer understand the impact of these decisions. In this way, we like to say we are making ENVI smarter.

You can check outthese properties in our online help system for ENVI Task: http://www.exelisvis.com/docs/ENVITask.html Look under COMMUTE_ON_DOWNSAMPLE and COMMUTE_ON_SUBSET for more details.

Can you think of additional properties that we should carry with the task that will make ENVI smarter? If so, let us know in the comments below.

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