Remote sensing and imagery have greatly improved our understanding of the world and how it is changing. ArcGIS provides a total image management workflow that supports large image catalogs, including ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World and Microsoft’s Planetary Computer. These catalogs provide ArcGIS users with a wealth of readily accessible imagery for visualization and large-scale multitemporal raster analytics.
• Explore how climate change is affecting glaciers in Alaska through the collection of Landsat imagery in ArcGIS Living Atlas and the Landsat Explorer application.
• Oriented imagery layers and drone inspections can easily provide new perspectives on ever-changing infrastructure.
• Leverage the new SpatioTemporal Asset Catalogs (STAC) capability to access Microsoft’s Planetary Computer as well as petabytes of Earth observations.
• Uncover the power of ArcGIS Raster Analytics to quickly analyze decades of imagery across large geographic areas and identify changes and disturbances to vegetation.
• Special guest John Gillham, representing the USDA Forest Service, will join the Esri team to share the latest advancements in hosting and analyzing the National Agriculture Imagery Program (NAIP) imagery on ArcGIS Enterprise for Kubernetes. Learn how this creates a common shared cloud service for many organizations.