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Geospatial Future Trends

Geospatial Future Trends. Leveraging Sensor Technology. Active Sensors LiDAR and energized laser beams Multi-beam and high energy sonar pulses Passive Sensors Multi-spectral sensors (red, green, blue, near-infrared bands)

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Geospatial Future Trends

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  1. Geospatial Future Trends

  2. Leveraging Sensor Technology • Active Sensors • LiDAR and energized laser beams • Multi-beam and high energy sonar pulses • Passive Sensors • Multi-spectral sensors (red, green, blue, near-infrared bands) • Hyperspectral sensors (electromagnetic radiation outside visible spectral range) • Thermal sensors (temperature signatures)

  3. Lidar shaded relief map

  4. Accurate Elevation Data

  5. Digital Imaging Sensors

  6. Typical Configurations • 1-foot pixel – 10,000 feet • 6-inch pixel – 5,000 feet

  7. 1-foot resolution

  8. 1-foot resolution

  9. 6-inch resolution

  10. 6-inch resolution THE POWER OF DATA ENHANCED PHOTOGRAMMETRY

  11. What if? • Reduce the number of flight lines? • Increase the altitude?

  12. Future is now!

  13. The future of geospatial technology is . . . . Better Imagery

  14. Indiana Broadband Availability Map

  15. Indiana Broadband Availability Map

  16. Indiana Broadband Availability Map

  17. Indiana Broadband Availability Map

  18. eGIS for Cities and Public Utilities • Infrastructure Management • Operations and Maintenance • A location-based approach to managing your water-wastewater utilities helps you meet operational challenges.

  19. www.39dn.com | facebook.com | 855.GIS.3939

  20. St. Louis ● Kansas City ● Milwaukee ● Indianapolis ● Chicago ● Omaha Trends in GIS Data Collection

  21. Mobile Mapping Capture GIS Data at “Highway Speed”

  22. Scalable GPS units Subfoot to Centimeter

  23. The New ParadigmGIS for Tomorrow-”Dynamic GIS” Bill Walker Regional Sales Manager: Mid-West Region 26

  24. The World is Changing Tuscaloosa, Alabama – April 27 2011 190 mph winds. 1.5 mile wide path of destruction. Path of 80.3 miles. 61 dead.

  25. The Hexagon Approach “Our rationale is to provide the entire measurement cycle and deliver real-time information to our customers about their business and associated activities” Ola Rollen President and CEO – Hexagon AB 28

  26. The Geospatial Ecosystem Data Data Users & Consumers Field Mapping & Update Airborne Sensors Intranet/Internet Satellite Sensor Data Information Products Web Services GIS Photogrammetry IT Data Data Terrestrial Sensors Server CAD Engineering Utilities Remote Sensing Spatial Database Geo-Portals

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