Current SOCET SET end users can experiment with demo versions of SOCET GXP® in their environments and work with BAE Systems to communicate the photogrammetric processes they would like to see in future versions of SOCET GXP.

Nigel Lambton, director of sales and marketing for the GXP® EMEA region, reviews new photogrammetric and geospatial analysis highlights in SOCET SET v5.5 including terrain tools, advanced data sharing, sensor models, and Next-generation Automatic Terrain Extraction (NGATE) enhancements. NGATE can now create bare-earth digital terrain and surface models simultaneously. A new algorithm automatically filters out unwanted features from the model. Nigel also discusses how BAE Systems makes it easy for non-photogrammetrists to learn SOCET GXP eXtreme Analysis™ software. Many complex photogrammetric processes such as aspect and slope analysis, terrain profiling, and line-of-sight analysis are automated in SOCET GXP.

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