Images of earth snapped from satellites or airplanes can help benchmark changes in fresh-water lakes, assess property damage after a natural disaster, explore for oil and monitor crop growth.

A camera pointed at earth from the belly of an airplane or satellite captures our global self-portrait, warts and all. The growing field of remote-sensing technology gives scientists a unique tool and ...

Advance Your GI Science Knowledge With MTU's Remote Sensing Certificate. Mountainous terrain, dense forests, swamps and wetlands, and coastal groves and mangroves. These are some examples of difficult ...

Earn an Online Signal and Image Processing Certificate. Be at the Forefront of Cutting-Edge Technology. When that autonomous vehicle recognizes traffic signals, reads lane markings, detects obstacles, ...

Journal of Coastal Research, Special Issue No. 93: Advances in Water Resources and Exploration (FALL 2019), pp. 723-728 (6 pages) In order to improve the high resolution digital imaging ability of ...

The amount of aerial and satellite imagery captured worldwide continues to grow. Yet, efficiently identifying and labeling features in these images—like roofs, cars, or trees—remain challenging. To ...

A research team led by Prof. XIE Chengjun and ZHANG Jie from the Hefei Institutes of Physical Science of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, developed a frequency domain-independent feature learning ...