Session 1.6d Update: ENLIGHT: Leveraging Modern Web Technology to Enable Hyper-scalable Satellite Imagery Exploitation in Low Bandwidth Environments
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| Tuesday, November 14, 2023 |
| 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM |
| Nicholls Theatre |
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As satellite imagery increases in volume, resolution and utility, the need to make it more widely available across low-bandwidth networks and commodity hardware has increased exponentially. Existing solutions either require specialised hardware and large file downloads, or are streaming solutions with poor scalability and user experience.
‘ENLIGHT’ provides an end-to-end geospatial platform enabling instant access to satellite imagery from remote environments with any modern web browser. It is hyper-scalable to millions of users, and driven by cutting-edge web and compression technology; WebAssembly, WebGL and JPEG-XL.
This presentation will explore the challenges of analysing high bit-depth, multispectral, multi-gigabyte satellite images. We will delve into the technology behind ENLIGHT and provide a demonstration of this innovative system.
Speaker/s
Mr Dylan Jenkins
Principal Software Engineer
Leidos
Dylan is a Principal Software Engineer at Leidos Australia and the project lead on ENLIGHT. Originally starting with Leidos as an intern, Dylan has been building, delivering and leading geospatial programs for 9 years with an endless enthusiasm for solving hard problems with innovative, cutting-edge solutions. Dylan holds a Bachelor of Software Engineering from RMIT University.
Mr Peter Mandile
Principal Software Architect - Geospatial
Leidos
Peter is a Principal Software Architect at Leidos Australia and the technical lead on ENLIGHT. Peter has been building and delivering projects for the past 8 years at Leidos after initially starting as an intern. He holds a Bachelor of Engineering from Swinburne University in Melbourne.
