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Exelis Visual Information Solutions Announces ENVI 5

Thursday, May 3rd, 2012

Article source: Exelis Visual Information Solutions

Introducing the Next Generation of Image Analysis Software!

May 01, 2012 — Exelis Visual Information Solutions proudly announces the release of ENVI 5, the next generation of ENVI, the company’s industry-leading image analysis software which is used across industries by professionals who want to uncover hidden information in geospatial imagery in order to make better, more informed decisions.  ENVI 5 introduces imagery consumers to an innovative and streamlined user process for their image analysis workflow, making complex analysis tasks easier.  Designed to make image analysis accessible to users of virtually any experience level, ENVI 5 provides:

  • An intuitive, easy-to-navigate interface.
  • A highly-efficient display for large datasets.
  • New automated processes for several popular analysis tasks.
  • A flexible application programming interface for customizing the software to unique user needs.

GeoEye Foundation Satellite Imagery Confirms Human Rights Violations in Porta Farm, Zimbabwe

Wednesday, March 7th, 2012

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In 2006, amongst denied claims of human rights violations, researchers Dr. Chris Lavers, Chris Bishop, Anne Lavers, and Samuel Lavers, used GeoEye Foundation imagery to study demolition patterns and prove that widespread human rights abuses had indeed taken place in Porta Farm, Zimbabwe, where an entire community was destroyed.




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