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Beautifully given the all the steps.. Excellent.. Keep doing such types of videos..

Hi, thank you for this video, I’m having problems selecting the different bands from the hdr file. It worked the first time but not again. Any help would be much appreciated!

This rock is massive...how can you measure on it

Very clear instruction thaks!

In EnVI aster band wavelength has to be adjusted. Is that not needed in ArcGIs?

What if your study area is not covered by a single img. For instance my study are is in the middle of 3 images.

Did you make a radiometric correction?

Not bad but please first make a video on using and explaining clinometer. Then show some characteristics of lineaments while describing the concepts. It should be followed by please making a video like this keeping in mind the reflections from surrounding on the dial of the clinometer.

is this freeware? thank you

Looks closer to 81° than 51°

sir kindly make video on PCA,krigging, and related things...in Gis

Sir, Have u imported the layerstack file generated from erdas or HDF file to get all these layers at once

Very Nicely Explained. Good Job Sir

very informative video.

The best explanation for cation calculation. Big thumbs up.

PLEASE MORE TUTORIAL RELTED TO GEOLOGY

Thanks👍

thank you sir

Can I talk with you bro

I appreciate thank you very much

What a clear explanation sir!! 🙏🙏🙏Tq sir. Plz make more videos on visualization of structural theories and problems.

Background music is irritating kindly remove it

Wonderful

Three point problem in geology

I want e mail address of Shri arun Chaturvedi, leader of antarctica division

Grateful for this video, the crickets in the background give it such a calming atmosphere

Thank you very much sir for the tutorial.

Thank you Sooraj Sir for making such a wonderful tutorial

Thank you Sooraj Sir. Great effort and the next part will be coming soon.

Excellent sir...would you show for idw also.That would be of great help in GCM.

Very informative video.

Good concept. If you accept positive criticism, the videography needs to improve an awful lot.

Nice video. While re-sampling, we have to change cell size of Band 1-3 to 30 meters??

thank you sir kindly upload more such video

Thank you sir..

Thank you sir.....very helpful for B.Sc 1st year student..

Very well explained Kallol 👍🏼

Thanks for the tutorial. with at most respect i would like to tell you that the background music is making it difficult to listen to your voice, and the content is enough , so the background music was not necessary.

Great work Kallol. Thank u

Very good..

Good work Mr. Avishek, Geologist, GSI. Thank you for informative demonstration.

It will be helpful to many, thanks

Sen, its good educational vedio. Aster data interpretation pe vedio hey kya?

Awesome video...

Awesome video...

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I would like to ask regarding to the fault movement according to the pitch data. as in your video the field data shows this is a dip slip fault but how to represent the 'sense' of movement using the strike, dip, rake concention?? any help?

Good job sir 👌👌👌👌