Webinar on Imagine 2010 Scalability29/09/2009 |
| Experience ERDAS IMAGINE 2010 Scalability is a free webinar on 29th September 2009 at 11am and 8pm (EDT). This webinar illustrates the increased scalability of the package, and its ability to easily handle the size or quantity of drastically increasing data. |
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An enhancement in this release is product scalability, making key components thread-safe, and threading them, providing ever increasing code efficiency, multi-processing and more. Examples that will be covered in this webinar include using the batch tool to run a number of parallel processes; the RPF production tool running parallel processes with the creation of cells and the multithreaded mosaic tool and pyramid layer creation tools.
To register for Experience ERDAS IMAGINE 2010 Scalability, please use this link.
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