Today, companies need to do more with less. Cloud technology can help increase employee collaboration, create efficiencies, simplify IT management, and improve organizational access to information - all while working within the constraints of shrinking budgets.
Exelis has worked hard to enable ENVI image and data analytic capabilities within virtually any existing enterprise or cloud environment. When ENVI is deployed in your cloud, it takes advantage of existing investments in server and enterprise technology and enables the use of lightweight browser based clients and apps to access ENVI analytics.
Many of our customers have already taken the steps to move their image analysis capabilities into the cloud. The result has been reduced hardware and software management costs, improved organizational collaboration, and the optimization of their analytic workflows. Exelis has the experience and the technology to help your organization successfully migrate to the cloud.
Contact us for more information and see how the ENVI software stack will help your organization realize the benefits of cloud technology.
It's never been easier to transition powerful ENVI analytics from the desktop into the cloud or enterprise. In this video, Pat Collins discusses how the transition into a cloud environment can benefit your organization.
This demonstration allows users to run four ENVI spectral indices on a Landsat image service provided by Esri® and the US Geological Survey (USGS). The web interface is built using the ArcGIS JavaScript API, leverages ENVI Services Engine to conduct the analyses, and ArcGIS for Server for the data layers. ENVI cloud technology provides more than fifty out of the box spectral indices, dozens of other ENVI analytic tasks, and extensibility to create your own geospatial analytics and deploy them in a cloud environment.
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This demonstration visualizes large LiDAR data sets using a browser and an internet connection. When you use the LiDAR Web Viewer, it easy for your customers and organization to visualize and explore LiDAR data without actually having the data on a local machine. Contact us today if you have more questions or would like to see a demo using your data.
Geospatial Solutions in the Cloud Geospatial analytics allow people to ask questions of data that exist within a spatial context. Usually this means extracting information from remotely sensed data such as multispectral imagery or LiDAR that is focused on observing the Earth and the things happening on it, both in a static sense or over a period of time.
Enterprise Geospatial Solutions from Exelis Inc. As interoperable, web-based data analysis software packages become more accessible, the information that can be derived with such software will be fused with traditional GIS data to increase the accuracy of the information being fed to the user.
ENVI and IDL Services Engine As users scale their work to enterprise and cloud deployments, the Services Engine provides ENVI and IDL processing functionality as RESTful web services for online and on-demand scientific data analysis.
ENVI for ArcGIS Services Edition With Exelis Visual Information Solutions, ENVI® for ArcGIS® – Services Edition, deployment of image and GIS processing tools to the enterprise is an easy reality.
ENVI in the Cloud The purpose of this paper is to identify both the issues and potential benefits of integrating image analytics into the cloud, and to explore the capabilities of the ENVI Services Engine when deployed at an enterprise level.
Geospatial Collaboration in the Cloud GeoConnexion Magazine July 1, 2014 This article looks at the recent open-source release of the US Government-developed Ozone Widget Framework. It examines how the framework operates, and highlights how this unique technology is poised to usher in a new era of geospatial collaboration among previously disconnected data and services.
Exelis VIS and Esri - Cloud-Based GIS Solutions Collaboration GeoInformatics March 1, 2014 This article looks at the interoperability between ENVI and ArcGIS. It describes the benefits of cloud based GIS and examines how to leverage ENVI image analysis from within the ArcGIS platform and from JavaScript clients built on the ArcGIS API.
Heads in the Clouds GeoConnexion Magazine June 1, 2013 Collaboration and open standards are vital to the future of cloud GIS. Patrick Collins explains how ESRI and Exelis have worked together to enable image processing as a cloud service.
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