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Use ENVI to Calculate Firefighter Safety Zones During Wildfires

Use ENVI to Calculate Firefighter Safety Zones During Wildfires

9/27/2021

On October 17, 2020, the Calwood Fire started near Boulder, Colorado, and quickly spread, burning thousands of acres. When firefighters fight blazes like this one, the challenge of ensuring their safety is a priority. In this video case study, Austin Coates shows how ENVI® can be used with remotely sensed data to calculate firefighter... Read More >
Environmental Applications for ENVI Deep Learning

Environmental Applications for ENVI Deep Learning

9/25/2020

See how ENVI Deep Learning can be used for environmental applications as demonstrated by Zach Norman in this video. Read More >
Highway Collapse: Monitoring Subsidence Using ENVI SARscape

Highway Collapse: Monitoring Subsidence Using ENVI SARscape

9/10/2020

On July 12, 2019, a large crack began to spread across the east-bound lanes of U.S. Highway 36 between Denver and Boulder, Colorado. The highway ultimately collapsed, causing major traffic delays and tens of millions of dollars spent to fix the problem. Using Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) data and ENVI SARscape an analysis was performed to... Read More >
ENVI Deep Learning Identifies Damaged Building Structures in Wake of Nashville Tornado

ENVI Deep Learning Identifies Damaged Building Structures in Wake of Nashville Tornado

7/22/2020

In the aftermath of a tornado, flood or other disaster, the focus of emergency response agencies is to reach the hardest hit areas first. Speed is of the essence. The damage must be assessed quickly so that search and rescue personnel – along with vital resources such as food, water, and medical aid – can be deployed in a... Read More >
IDL Programming Language is Engine Behind Australian Tsunami Decision Tool

IDL Programming Language is Engine Behind Australian Tsunami Decision Tool

10/26/2018

Introduction On December 26, 2004, a massive magnitude 9.0 earthquake hit just off the coast of north Sumatra, triggering a tsunami that sent waves up to 100 feet high into coastal areas throughout the Indian Ocean. More than a quarter million people in Indonesia and 13 other countries perished, in large part because they had little to... Read More >