Berkeley Image Segmentation
Process satellite and aerial imagery into maps
       
 
Find Features in Imagery
Create a map
Turn your imagery into polygons of features.
You control the results
Specify the expected size and shape of objects.
Classify objects
Classify the features using spatial statistics and Kmeans, K-Nearest Neighbor, and Neural Networks.
GIS-ready files
Your georeferenced TIFs turn into shapefiles for your GIS software.
Trial Download
  
 
Versus the Competition: Get results in minutes not days Affordable Complements any GIS/RS package – no big switch
Desktop Wizard
For the Windows® desktop.
Learn the interface in a few minutes.
Segment using a Minimum Mapping Unit.
Multicore and command line automation.
Sample data to get started.
Try
30-Day evaluation
Full featured, unrestricted use
Download trial  (v0.8.8)
Buy
Regular price: $2600
Beta release special price: $900
Purchase license key:
 
 
Academic Site Licensing NEW
License entire room or lab.
Use for teaching and research.
Deploy batch cluster automation.
Currently for the Windows® environment.
Same efficient command line and Wizard interfaces.
Room License
Install in an entire room or computer lab
Academic price: $3600
Simply convert the trial download with license key
Inquire about Python API for customization
 
Learn More: Manual/Tutorial | FAQ | Performance White Paper | Algorithms Overview
Try Online: Berkeley Image Seg Online
New Publications: PE&RS (Accepted), Sensors (Published)
New Testimonial: "Berkeley Image Seg is great. The creator of the software was accessible and helpful."
 
For support, questions, and sales please contact us toll free at +1 877-322-4670 or support@BerkEnviro.com.

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"All sales are final" but contact us if there are any issues. Volume discounts available. Source code terms available.

We are environmental software developers with ties to U.C. Berkeley and are located in Berkeley, CA.
Core technology supplied by Xiuying Environmental Information Technology Development Inc.