ArcGIS Pro enables the creation of Ground Control Points as a way to georeference drone data to satellite base map data, so that user-generated imagery data is placed on the correct spatial location and fit for further use inside a GIS. When bringing in a new drone...
In the Q&A for the Esri 2020 User Conference, Esri announced it will be releasing ArcGIS Pro 2.6 after the virtual UC in July. This blog post gives an overview of some of the highlights of this new release. As the version number indicates, Pro 2.6 is a major...
ArcGIS Pro provides an ortho mapping workflow for creating orthomosaics from geotagged drone imagery. What are orthomosaics and orthorectification? An orthomosaic is a georeferenced image product mosaicked from an image collection, where the geometric distortion of...
Using raster ArcGIS Pro’s geoprocessing and 3D Scene layer capabilities, raster data can be used to create and visualize Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) and derivatives, such as hillshade rasters and triangular irregular networks (TINs). Creating a TIN with a point...
ArcGIS Pro makes it easy to create and visualize Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) and derivatives from raster data. What are Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) and derivatives? A Digital Elevation Model is a raster whose pixel values represent elevations of a surface,...
This article explains how to use the Histogram and Scales tabs when creating graduated color symbology in ArcGIS Pro. In ArcGIS Pro, map symbology can be applied by selecting a layer in the Contents pane and clicking Symbology. Next, a Symbology dialog window opens up...