Photo Interpretation and Remote Sensing: Lab 3

 

In this module, we toggled with ERDAS Imagine and exported an image with edited spectral properties to ArcGIS. This layout analyses detailed Thematic Mapper (TM) data. The image was then exported to ArcGIS for a final layout. 

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