The world exists in three dimensions and often, so does satellite imagery. But with so many types of Digital Elevation Models, each created via different collection and processing methods and sold in a variety of formats, it can be hard to make sense of it all and know what’s right for your application. We explore the different types of elevation models and which solutions currently on the market meet your project’s requirements.
The Rise of Elevation Data - What is a DEM and Which Solution is Best for You?
The world exists in three dimensions and often, so does satellite imagery.
But with so many types of Digital Elevation Models, each created via different collection and processing methods and sold in a variety of formats, it can be hard to make sense of it all and know what’s right for your application.
We explore the different types of elevation models and which solutions currently on the market meet your project’s requirements.
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