Georeferencing Imagery in ArcGIS 10.1

[@ndabenhlemhlongo7231]

Thank you Rick I wish you could do more videos on GIS your tutorials are clear and understandable. Thank you

[@RickMarshallMaps]

We've had quite a few viewers (about 15,000 over the last year) on this RUclips video we put together on Georeferencing imagery in ArcGIS 10. I thought I'd re-post it here to make it available to a larger audience:
ruclips.net/video/cAPykiB2YyA/видео.html

[@chelseahenry712]

O'fallon, Illinois! That is where I live! Thanks for the video, totally helped me out with my Intro to GIS lab at SIUE.

[@monaallam130]

Thank you Rick , great video

[@johnfraser8116]

Thanks. Very clear on all the steps to reference a photo. Now I can use ArcGIS with my photo referencing project.

[@farhadjazaei2235]

Thank you Rick for the video and your time. Very helpful...

[@gambheerrawat9667]

Thanks Rick, you did a wonderful work. your effort helped me a lot to understand Geo referencing. Keep uploading other video too. Thanks again.

[@sumanc27]

Thank you rick..Its really easily explained and very useful ..

[@MX007100]

Thank you Rick..this was very helpful and easy to follow

[@akmalmahmoud5918]

Thank you for your helpful video you are very nice man Sir, I hope god blase you

[@bewketumamaru7150]

Wow thank you Rick Marshall it was helpful lecture!!! thanks!

[@RickMarshallMaps]

I deleted the old tutorial and uploaded this new version with the sound volume turned up a bit.

[@MilesLee1234]

Amazing video that helps a lot. Thanks !
By the way, I would like to ask that can this method also be applied to wrapping an image (without Coordinate and Georeference) to a terrain dataset (with Coorindate and Georeference) ?

[@montiraruba2831]

Thank you for this great tutorial.

[@fiqianarofi2991]

iam also using arcmap 10.1 sir..

[@ChoNemui]

Oh, this helped me so much. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@robrutherford739]

can you post a video of how to digitize all those buildings really fast please

[@sabcfour1853]

Thanks for the video Rick Marshall, just one question I was georeferencing my jpeg image using a georeferenced image and then as I establish the third point it tells about the warp which weirdly changes the appearance of the image I am georeferencing, how do I overcome this warp problem, please help .Its confusing because I did everything according to this video.

[@iamqwq]

Thank you very helpful tutorial.

[@terryweik2794]

thanks!

[@GrainneMhaol]

Very helpful, thanks.

[@mohamadfais2646]

THANK YOU PAPI! YOU HAVE SOLVED MY PROBLEM :*

[@mariamalblooshi4693]

What if I don’t have referenced image ?

[@RickMarshallMaps]

All of our imagery started off unreferenced

[@basharalnuairi7022]

شكرا جزيلا لك...

[@mattoleary6420]

Thank you! Helpful!!

[@Mirceabogdanstanciu]

thanks for the lesson

[@prawiraharja9487]

thank you

[@Juli-co2xy]

Hello Rick Marshall, I have ArcGis 9, and when I georeferenced form a .bmp to a .tif It changed colours, Is it possible, or maybe I've done something wrong?

[@RickMarshallMaps]

Hi Clases. I have not gone from a .bmp to a .tif before. I don't know if you have done something wrong or not. Sorry. Does anyone out there have any suggestions?

[@rickmarshall7274]

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[@ישיחמו]

thank you