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  1. Good news for remote sensing industry and for the satellite images users. WorldView-3 images will be accessible for public (not for free ) starting from may 2015 ! WorldView-3 images will have the best spatial resolution existing, for civilian customers: 0.31 m for b&w band and 1 m for multispectral bands. http://www.spacenews.com/article/civil-space/40874us-government-eases-restrictions-on-digitalglobe I belive this event and future events for new and better high-resolution satellite images developments will force also the image interpretation and information extraction softwares to develop. New or improved techniques such as Object-based Image Analysis (OBIA- eCognition) will probably benefit from this new era of remote sensing industry. Softwares and applications that will better incorporate Remote Sensing with GIS and statistics will be forced to develope to keep up with technology evolution.
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  2. Hi friend's What does this means in duty & responsibility exactly ? "Prepare metadata and other documentation such as (Questioner’s, BRD and SRS)" "Conduct Research to locate and obtain existing databases ".. plz expalin
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  3. hi Izrul, just to comment: Have you consider that in surface, coastal area and offshore area, the salinity will change depend on the affecting environment; also not to mention the seasonal factor. salinity has no any correlation for depth estimation. In my opinion, the salinity can not be used as one of the parameter in your algorithm to produce water depth information from SPOT 5. But, as always, I'm open for discussion. bsrgds, dnandz
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  4. Yep! I think you're right. I've seen first hand demo from Esri, and pretty certain that this is the 64bit version that we have all been asking for. And pretty certain that Pro will eventually replaced ArcMap
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