Since imagery is playing a more vital role in creating and sustaining a reliable GIS, Stereo Analyst for ArcGIS provides a direct ‘image to GIS’ approach in order to obtain reliable feature data from imagery. In this introductory course, students will learn how to use Stereo Analyst for ArcGIS, and the tools provided in ArcMap for the purposes of collecting new and revising existing feature datasets in 3D. It is there that feature classes, which are stored within a Geodatabase, are directly accessed and updated using imagery. (1 day class)
Course Level: Intermediate
Learn to:
Import /view imagery in Stereo Analyst
Set up a Stereo Analyst Project
Use existing photogrammetric data
Extract height measurements, measure true distances, slope and area
Transform 2D datasets to 3D datasets and update
Update vectordata in 3D
Create new 3D vector data
Extract 3D features to create, edit or update 3D Shapefiles and GIS layers
Use semi-automated tools to assist in feature collection and attribution
Since imagery is playing a more vital role in creating and sustaining a reliable GIS, Stereo Analyst for ArcGIS provides a direct ‘image to GIS’ approach in order to obtain reliable feature data from imagery. 
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