New features in ArcGIS Excalibur are designed to enhance your geospatial analysis and data management capabilities. These updates include advanced tools for vegetation monitoring with NDVI, advanced server-side change detection, and more. In addition, ArcGIS Excalibur, which was previously in beta for ArcGIS Online, is now publicly available. This cloud-based app offers new tools and workflows, allowing you use advanced imagery analysis capabilities. Available in ArcGIS Enterprise and ArcGIS Online, these new imagery functions allow you to manage and interpret geospatial data. To learn more, see the What's New blog article.
- You can add deep learning models to an Excalibur project that can be used to automate object detection and pixel classification workflows. You can now add any object detection or pixel classification model to your project and are no longer limited to a subset of select models.
- The new Compute Change tool can be used to compute the difference between two raster datasets for a comparative analysis. Additional functionality has been added to support the Categorical Difference method.
- The NDVI tool can be used to detect relative biomass (greenness) in a raster image.
- The updated Layers List allows you to adjust the layer ordering and visibility in the map.
- ArcGIS Knowledge knowledge graph relationships can be added to knowledge layers used as Observation Layers..