The ENVI® image analysis software tutorial

Published: 06 November 2018
on channel: GEO University

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Learn ENVI® with real multispectral datasets
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As described by the official webpage of ENVI, Harris Geospatial: "ENVI image analysis software is used by GIS professionals, remote sensing scientists, and image analysts to extract meaningful information from imagery to make better decisions. ENVI can be deployed and accessed from the desktop, in the cloud, and on mobile devices, and can be customized through an API to meet specific project requirements."

ENVI® is designed to be used by anyone who relies on imagery and data to make decisions. It delivers expert-level results across the board, regardless of a user's prior experience with imagery.

ENVI® is a flexible solution that can be customized to meet specific project needs and can be deployed and accessed from the desktop, in the cloud, and on mobile devices. Fully integrated with ArcGIS for Desktop and ArcGIS for Server from Esri, users can access ENVI® tools directly within the Arc environment to add image analysis capabilities to their GIS models and applications.

ENVI® supports imagery from today’s newest and most popular satellite and airborne sensors, including multispectral, hyperspectral, panchromatic, LiDAR, infrared, thermal, radar, HDF5, full-motion video, LAZ, ASCII, and NET CDF-4. ENVI® includes a comprehensive suite of image analysis tools that allowing customers to access proven algorithms to quickly, easily, and accurately analyze imagery.

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