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    radiometric correction in landsat bands 10 and 11 (TIRS)

    dakaroni
    By dakaroni,
    I'm working on a project right now and I want to make sure that I get the radiometric corrections perfect and I've heard that thermal bands are different from 1-4. I was told that you can't just use darkest object subtraction or a cos(t) model, but that you have to have a different approach altogether. I'm going to be using LandSat8's TIRS (bands 10,11) to try to discern an estimate of surface temperature. The image that I have is relatively free of cloud cover, but I want to make this image as

    Running software on aws amazon cloud

    nichess
    By nichess,
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    New User Problem: Combining Polygon and Point Shapefiles

    geologywalrus
    By geologywalrus,
    I'm a new user of ArcGIS (just started this week), I have two shape files, one is a set of polygons making up a geologic map of an area. The other is a set of latitude and longitude points with associated geochemistry. I want to combine both files so that I will have a set of points that will also tell me what polygon they lie within in the attributes table. I then want to be able to export the attributes out to excel. So far I've tried combining the files with both merge and union, but because

    Add Raster to ArcMap in VBA

    Putri Yasmin
    By Putri Yasmin,
    Dear all,   I would like to add raster to ArcMap using the code below :     but I got an error on  pLayer.Name = pRLayer.RasterClass.AliasName. Is there anyone can help me to solve this problem?   Best Regard,

    Need Help - To create Ground Water Level Contour Map using ArcGIS 10

    localcalls
    By localcalls,
    Hi..   newbie need help! Arcgis 10.0 creating contour from xyz.xls  i have a xyz.xls example:       Longitude             Latitude               Feb2K         Feb2K10     Change 79.78130000       11.86110000        7.75            14.20            -6.45 79.80210000       11.88300000        5.00            11.40            -6.40 79.81400000       11.99150000        14.80          10.20            4.60 79.82310000       11.92580000        15.65          10.90            4.75 79.86100000       

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