DroneCamp 2020: Vegetation Analysis & Classification in ArcGIS Pro

ArcGIS Pro has a large toolbox of raster data analysis functions that you can use to examine vegetation. In this workshop you’ll learn how to use band algebra to compute vegetation indices, use masks and thresholds to see patterns, use segmentation methods, and perform an object-based unsupervised classification.
Workshop given by Iryna Dronova and Chippie Kislik on 6/25 during DroneCamp 2020.
For PowerPoint slides, data, and the exercise from this workshop, please visit the DroneCamp 2020 website:
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[@zaraza890]

Потрясающий дар доносить информацию так что не возникает никаких вопросов!
Спасибо!
Саша, Израиль заканчиваю мастера по геоинформатике.

[@branislavjurisic7642]

Bravisomo ...Excellent exercise and all courses . Big tnx!

[@cccloud8079]

The third method starts at 1:28:00

[@CartographyandGIS12]

I was following the same processes while using my own RGB data, but after ran the zoonal statistics, the raster image is not showing in the screen, I have crossed checked and repeated the process again but still has the same problem.
Can you please tell me what is the reason behind that and what should I do for it?

[@zaraza890]

Super video, Irina you are great!
Thanks!

[@girmaseyoum6012]

Girma Seyoum Zewdie from Netherland

[@user-ue6mj7br3p]

Great Video

[@charleslehnen1208]

Excellent video, thank you. So if the standard deviation output was used instead of the mean, you wouldn't be able to use a threshold for classification, correct? If so, what would you use instead to classify based on the standard deviation output?

[@GilangD21]

Could this be acquired from normal picture? Withoit specific sensor?

[@cccloud8079]

Thank you so much