05: Turning Imagery into Information | The ArcGIS Imagery Book
Image analysis allows us to derive new understanding from existing data by creating analytic maps for insight and knowledge. These raster (cell-based) layers can be used to map and model virtually anything that happens across the earth’s surface, like agriculture, planning, hydrology, climate, wildlife habitats, and much more.
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2011
polymer gypsum, fiberglass, wood, steel, aluminum foil, pigment
120 x 240 x 156 inches
304.8 x 609.6 x 396.2 cm
Photo Credit: Jason Wyche
2012
polymer gypsum, fiberglass, steel, wood, polystyrene, plaster, pigment
282 x 204 x 126 inches (716.3 x 518.2 x 320 cm)
Commissioned by the Visual Arts Center in the Department of Art and Art History at the University of Texas at Austin.
Photo Credit: Robert Boland
Vanishing Point
#DYK That Over Half of the BLM’s Rangeland Management Program Funds Rangeland Health and Wildlife Projects?
Federal funding for the Rangeland Management Program is delegated into categories and various types of projects that not only support the grazing program, but also support the health of the land and wildlife. Some of these projects include removal of invasive weeds on rangelands and in waterways to restore native plants and wildlife, as well as to prevent soil erosion.
Photo by Bob Wick, BLM.
Click here to learn more about Rangeland Health projects across BLM-managed land.
At the Vanishing Point - Work - Diana Al-Hadid
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Someone Built a Rock-Sorting Robot and It Is Downright Hypnotizing
Two artists built a robot that sorts stones and it's totally spellbinding.
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Speed of light by sandervanderwerf