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Reflectance at 750 nm in RSI envi


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750 nm is near infra red, you may see the equation of NDVI 705 here

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http://geol.hu/data/online_help/Vegetation_Indices.html

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basically same with NDVI, but using high spectral resolution data, you need something like hyperspectral data / hyperspactral image

you need band 750nm and 705 nm reflectance

my two cent  :wink:

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I have read your site before asking your questions.

I tried to learn to count all values ??on that site.

I heard only a handful of new images are all using that function.

I have an example of its cork Envi same data, the result is identical to the instructions of Envi.

I want to do exactly the same example with your area.

Can u only do it yourself?

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okay, based on my opinion, it need a hyperspectral image that contain band 750 and 705 nm

so you CAN'T do that in landsat, if you have example data of hyperspectral data contain 750 and 705 band, its simple, just using Spectral>Vegetation Analysis>Vegetation Index Calculator

IMHO

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I need to know how to have all such values ??as in Vegetation Analysis Toolkit

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ttp://www.ittvis.com/portals/0/tutorials/envi/39_Veg_Toolkit.zip

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http://www.ittvis.com/portals/0/tutorials/envi/Vegetation_Analysis_Toolkit.pdf

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I want to know how to have those values ??and make it out in ENVI.

vegetationindices.jpg

Can u guide you every step of the in ENVI?

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or maybe you can use recently launched high end multispectral sensors like rapideye and worldview-2, both of them have red edge band, for the reflectance calculation in ENVI, you can use FLAASH, QUAC, or gain offset approach, details about three methods I mentioned can be found in ENVI help and ENVI user guide

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