Working With 250-m NDVI Tiles in Alaska
In this session we will mosaic 250-meter NDVI tiles that cover most of Alaska. First we will mosaic the NDVI tiles and mosaic the pixel reliability tiles.
Then we will extract those pixels with a high reliability value, and a NDVI above 0.2. We will then project these high quality NDVI pixels from the sinusoidal projection into the Alaska Albers NAD83 projection.
We will then investigate the mean NDVI within ecoregion polygons.
Видео Working With 250-m NDVI Tiles in Alaska канала NRM641RemoteSensing
Then we will extract those pixels with a high reliability value, and a NDVI above 0.2. We will then project these high quality NDVI pixels from the sinusoidal projection into the Alaska Albers NAD83 projection.
We will then investigate the mean NDVI within ecoregion polygons.
Видео Working With 250-m NDVI Tiles in Alaska канала NRM641RemoteSensing
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