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Step 1: Calculating Reectance value from the Satellite data Bethefirstofyourfriendstolikethis

Step 2: Correcting the Reectance value with sun angle

Step 3: Calculating NDVI from 4th and 5th bands

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Step 5: Calculating Tasseled cap indices Geocoding using Microsoft

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Step 6: Tasseled cap Brightness indices API
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Step 7: Similarly calculate the other indicesTasseled cap wetness index
andGreenness index 67 Important GIS
The Normalized Dierential Vegetation Index (NDVI) is a standardized Applications and Uses
vegetation index which allows us to generate an image showing the Comments: 31

relative biomass. The chlorophyll absorption in Red band and relatively

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An NDVI is often used worldwide to monitor drought, monitor and

Calculating the Vegetation
predict agricultural production, assist in predicting hazardous re Indices from Landsat 8
zones, and map desert encroachment. The NDVI is preferred for image Using ArcGis 10.1
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Monitoring the intensity and the density of the green vegetation growth Comments: 19

can be done using the reection from the red band and the infrared band.
Green vegetation reects more energy in the near- infrared band than in
the visible range. It observe red band more for the photosynthesis
process. Leaves reects less in the near-infrared region when they are
stressed, diseased or dead. Features like Clouds, water and snow show
better reection in the visible range then the near-infrared range, while
the dierence is almost zero for rock and bare soil.

Output of the NDVI method

creates a single-band dataset
that only shows greenery.
Values close to zero represent
rock and bare soil and negative
values represent water, snow
and clouds. Taking ratio or
High Resolution Imagery dierence of two bands makes
the vegetation growth signal
30-50cm Satellite Imagery from dierentiated from the the
DigitalGlobe Airbus-DS BlackBridge background signal. NDVI
method was developed by the
mapmart.com/SatelliteImagery NASA scientist popularly known
as Normalized Dierence
Vegetation Index (NDVI). By taking a ratio of two bands drop the values
between -1 to +1. Table below shows the red and infrared bands
reectance values of features and their NDVI values.Water has an NDVI
value less than 0, bare soils between 0 and 0.1, and vegetation over
0.1.Increase in the positive NDVI value means greener the vegetation.

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Dense vegetation 0.1 0.5 0.7 LIDAR
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Clouds 0.227 0.228 0.002 Maps
Snow and ice 0.375 0.342 -0.046 Microsoft Excel
Water 0.022 0.013 -0.257 Python
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and the NDVI for typical cover types. Water typically has an NDVI value
less than 0, bare soils between 0 and 0.1 and vegetation over 0.1. SAGA
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Here we are using the Landsat image acquired from USGS Earth Explorer. Statistics
The data is in GeoTi format with 16 bit radiometric resolution (ranges
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(panchromatic) is 15 meters. In addition it also have two Thermal IR bands
with a spatial resolution of 100m (later resampled into 30 m).Before
calculating the NDVI the DN data must be converted to reectance using TAGS
the equations given in their website. Here the IR and NIR bands are 4 and
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Infrared
Band 11 Thermal

Sensor Infrared 11.50 12.51 100 * (30)

(TIRS) 2
(TIRS)
(Obtained from USGS website)

Step 1: Calculating Reectance value

from the Satellite data
OLI spectral radiance data can also be converted to TOA planetary
reectance using reectance rescaling coecients provided in the
landsat8 OLI metadata le. The following equation is used to convert DN
values to TOA reectance for OLI image:

= M Q cal + A
Where:

= TOA planetary reectance, without correction for solar angle.

Note that does not contain a correction for the sun angle.

M = Band-specic multiplicative rescaling factor from the

metadata (Reectance_Mult_Band_x, where x is the band number)

A = Band-specic additive rescaling factor from the metadata

(Reectance_Add_Band_x, where x is the band number)

Q cal = Quantized and calibrated standard product pixel values

(DN).

(Metadata means the .txt le you can nd along with the data)
I.Open ArcMap and add satellite images band 4 and band 5
forcalculating NDVI.

II.Open Arc toolbox in ArcMap

II.From the Arc toolbox open Raster calculator (Arc toolbox>Spatial
Analyst tool>Map Algebra tool>Raster Calculator tool)

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IV.Find M Band-specic multiplicative rescaling factor from the

metadata (Reectance_Mult_Band_x, where x is the band number)

A Band-specic additive rescaling factor from the metadata

(Reectance_Add_Band_x, where x is the band number)

An example of where the M Band-specic multiplicative rescaling factor

from the metadata

(Reectance_Mult_Band_x, where x is the band number) is found within

the metadata le

Apply and perform values in Raster calculator for both REDand NIR
bands (4 and 5 bands)

Example

Band 4 reectance= (2.0000E-05 * (sub_tif_Band_4)) + -0.100000

Where

REFLECTANCE_MULT_BAND_4 = 2.0000E-05

RFLECTANCE_ADD_BAND_4 = -0.100000

sub_tif_Band_4= 4th band (Red band)

Set the output folder and le name then click OK

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Raster Calculator function to perform reectance calculation

Reectance calculated for band 4

V. Calculate the Reectance of band 5th by using the same method.

Reectance calculated for band 5

Step 2: Correcting the Reectance value

with sun angle
Reectance with a correction for the sun angle is then:

= /cos SZ = /sin SE
Where:

= TOA planetary reectance

SE = Local sun elevation angle. The scene center sun elevation

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SE = Local sun elevation angle. The scene center sun elevation

angle in degrees is provided in the metadata (Sun Elevation).

SZ = Local solar zenith angle; SZ = 90 SE.

I. Find Sun Elevation from the metadata

Apply and perform the values in Raster calculator for both REDand
NIR band reectance values (4 and 5 bands)

Example

Band 4 corrected_ reectance= (4th_rctnce) / Sin (49.36816761)

Where:

SUN_ELEVATION = 49.36816761

4th_rctce =uncorrected reectance

Set the output folder and le name then click OK

Raster Calculator function to perform sun angle corrected

reectance

Sun angle corrected reectance for band 4th

II. Calculate the Reectance of band 5th by using the same method

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Sun angle corrected reectance for band 5th

Step 3: Calculating NDVI from 4th and 5th

bands
As we discussed earlier to nd NDVI we use the formula of

Here band 4= REDand band 5=NIR

I. Open Raster calculator and apply this formula and execute the program
as follows

NDVI= (Band 5 corrected Band 4 corrected)/ (Band 5

corrected + Band 4 corrected)

Set the output folder and le name then click OK

Raster Calculator function to perform NDVI

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Normalized Dierential Vegetation Index

The value of NDVI is always between 1 and -1

Step 4: Calculating SAVI from Reectance

Soil Adjusted Vegetation Index shows background soil conditions. SAVI is a
hybrid between NDVI and PVI (Perpendicular Vegetation Index).

Where NIR is the 5th band and RED is the 4th band respectively. L is the
Soil brightness correction factor. The value of L varies by cover of green
vegetation. High vegetation areas L= 0; the areas have no green
vegetation then L=1. Generally L=0.5 in most causes and it works well.
When L=0 then NDVI=SAVI

I. Open Raster calculator and apply this formula and execute the program
as follows

SAVI= (Band 5 corrected Band 4 corrected)/ (Band 5 corrected

+ Band 4 corrected)*(1+L)

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Raster Calculator function to perform SAVI

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Soil Adjusted Vegetation Index

Step 5: Calculating Tasseled cap indices

Tasseled cap indices give the measure of Greenness, Brightness and
Wetness of each pixel and utilize a linear combination of 6 Landsat bands
(From 2nd band to 7th band). Tasseled cap indices iscalculated by the
following equation

Tas_cap = (coe * band2) + (coe * band3) + (coe *

band4) +

(coe * band5) +(coe* band6) + (coe *

band7)

Where Tas_cap is the calculated tasseled cap index for brightness,

greenness, or wetness from the coecient given
Band Band Band Band Band Band
Index 2 3 4 5 6 7
(Blue) (Green) (Red) (NIR) (SWIR (SWIR
1) 2)
Brightness 0.3029 0.2786 0.4733 0.5599 0.508 0.1872
Greenness 0.2941 0.243 0.5424 0.7276 0.0713 0.1608
Wetness 0.1511 0.1973 0.3283 0.3407 0.7117 0.4559
Given by Muhammad Hasan Ali Baig et al (2014)

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Step 6: Calculating Tasseled cap
Brightness indices
I. Calculate the Reectance of Band 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, using the same method
mentioned above (Process 1 and 2)

II.Open Raster calculator and apply the formula for Brightness index and
execute the program as follows

Tas_cap = (0.3029 *(2nd_Band_correted))+

( 0.2786 *(3rd_Band_correted))+

(0.4733 *(4th_Band_correted))+

( 0.5599 *(5th_Band_correted))+

( 0.508 *(6th_Band_correted))+

( 0.1872 *(7th_Band_correted))

Raster Calculator function to perform SAVI Raster Calculator function to

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Raster Calculator function to perform SAVI Raster Calculator function to

perform SAVI

Raster Calculator function to perform Brightness index

Tasseled cap brightness index

Step 7: Similarly calculate the other

indices using the same method
mentioned above

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Tasseled cap wetness index

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Tasseled cap Greenness index

References:

http://landsat.gsfc.nasa.gov/?p=3186

http://hydrology1.nmsu.edu/teaching/soil698/greenseeker/what_is_ndvi.htm

http://www.pvts.net/pdfs/ndvi/3_3_ndvi.PDF

http://wiki.landscapetoolbox.org/doku.php/remote_sensing_methods:normalized_dierence_vegetation_index

Muhammad Hasan Ali Baigab, Lifu Zhanga, Tong Shuaiab & Qingxi

Tonga- Derivation of a tasselled cap transformation based on Landsat 8

atsatellite reectance (2014) Remote Sensing Letters

http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/trsl20

Grant J. Firl, Lane Carter Calculating Vegetation Indices from Landsat 5 TM

and Landsat 7 ETM+ Data(2011)

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YOUR THOUGHTS HERE

hi Mate

Thank you very much for your useful information about NDVI, I have
a question:
I download Landsat 8 images from USGS, mostly surface reectance
and in some case NDVI data, I want to change the resolution of NDVI
to 15m, I do with resampling in Arcgis, it does and you get the 15m,
but for presentation purpose on screen the sell size remain 30 m,also
I did raster to point from my NDVI and then with interpolation I made
15m sell size. but this process may slightly change the NDVI data.

can I apply pan sharpening process on NDVI

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image? I would appreciate if you consider my questions.

kind regards
Hamid

Hamid
November 20, 2015 at 3:16 am Reply

I will try to nd answer for you, thank you for your comment

admin
November 23, 2015 at 4:14 pm Reply

Excellent article ! Congrats !

Eliziele
February 23, 2016 at 6:59 pm Reply

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Thank you

admin
February 23, 2016 at 9:23 pm Reply

Hello Sir
I have calculated NDVI and SAVI for landsat-8 image as you given. But
Iam getting higher value of NDVI than SAVI
Can you tell me reason for this
NDVI=0.46
SAVI=0.34
Specic band values are
toa b4- 0.130
toa b5- 0.3650

Swapnil
March 6, 2016 at 6:23 am Reply

Hey, youve a mistake with corrected reectance

AL = Band-specic additive rescaling factor from the metadata

(RADIANCE_ADD_BAND_x

http://landsat.usgs.gov/Landsat8_Using_Product.php

Bang
April 4, 2016 at 1:26 pm Reply

Thanks I will go through it and amend it, Appreciate for that.

admin
April 6, 2016 at 6:39 pm Reply

very good your website, thank you

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admin
July 12, 2016 at 9:43 pm Reply

Hi,
Shouldnt you convert the angle to radians?
I thought that ArcGIS prefers to work in radians.
Also, woking with trig also requires setting the cell size and extent in
the ArcGIS geoprocessing environment, something I learnt the hard
way.

vkunkel
July 19, 2016 at 7:32 am Reply

Yes you have to convert to radians in Arcgis, good info.

admin

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July 19, 2016 at 5:50 pm Reply

So just use:

(4th_rctce) / 0.75890963 OR (4th_rctce) / Sin(49.36816761 *

math.pi / 180)

in the raster calculator step 1, agreed?

vkunkel
July 20, 2016 at 7:44 am Reply

please how do you convert to radians and what do you set the cell
side and extent to? please I would appreciate an immediate reply.
thank you

rita
August 6, 2016 at 4:01 pm Reply

can you upload the tutorial for enhanced dierence vegetation index,
generalized dierence vegetation index, normalized dierence water
index, specic leaf area vegetation index, and simple ratio.

rasoni
August 8, 2016 at 6:57 am Reply

I have tried these steps several times using radian and degree as
well,but I am getting NDVI more than +1 to -1..It is showing NDVI
values from 549 to -99..How is this possible??

Ru
August 29, 2016 at 5:30 am Reply

i have also same problem.. why??

rasoni
October 21, 2016 at 9:54 am Reply

Thank you so much. Your post gave me an easy and clear way to
calculate NDVI. But I have some questionsHome
confusedWhat
me is Remote
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time. What is GIS? Terms of Service
In http://earthexplorer.usgs.gov/ website, there are two dierent
directories L8 OLI/TIRS and Landsat Surface Reectance L8
OLI/TIRS, whats the dierence between them? It seem that your
method is used the former data. How I can calculate NDVI use the
later data?
For the same pixel, the DN values of them are not identical. Could
you give me some explanation for this?
For an example, LC80420352015194LGN00 :
cfmask 0
cfmask_conf 1
B1 10267 sr_band1 194
B2 9326 sr_band2 259
B3 8666 sr_band3 486
B4 7922 sr_band4 452
B5 19322 sr_band5 3123
B6 13520 sr_band6 1928
B7 9597 sr_band7 1102
B8 8321 sr_cloud 16
B9 5062
B10 29159

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Thanks again.

Xudong Zhang
September 25, 2016 at 11:08 pm Reply

For the rst step :

1. Calculating Reectance value from the Satellite data

The formula is like this L = MLQcal + AL or = M Q cal + A

where:

L = TOA spectral radiance (Watts/( m2 * srad * m))

ML = Band-specic multiplicative rescaling factor from the metadata
(RADIANCE_MULT_BAND_x, where x is the band number)
AL = Band-specic additive rescaling factor from the metadata
(RADIANCE_ADD_BAND_x, where x is the band number)
Qcal = Quantized and calibrated standard product pixel values (DN

so in the map algebra :

(1.0050E-02*(LC81190652016289LGN00_B4.TIF))+-50.24808

because I cant do it for rst step. Please help

Iqbal
November 2, 2016 at 12:04 pm Reply

I cant run for the formula greenness and wetness and there is an
error for the formulation I use as below:

Greenness
0.2941 *(band2corrected.img)- 0.243 *(band3corrected.img)-
0.5424 *(band4corrected.img)+(0.7276 *(band5corrected.img))+
(0.0713 *(band6corrected.img))- 0.1608 *(band7corrected.img)

Wetness
(0.1511 *(band2corrected.img))+ (0.1973 *(band3corrected.img))+
(0.3283 *(band4corrected.img))+(0.3407 *(band5corrected.img))+
(0.7117 *(band6corrected.img))+(0.4559 *(band7corrected.img))

please give me some suggestion

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Iqbal
November 10, 2016 at 4:07 am Reply

Please can you tell me how can i calculate Aerosol optical depth using
landsat_8 data ?
thank you so much, anything would be helpful and apreciated

elhilali soufyane
November 19, 2016 at 3:57 pm Reply

hi everyone, please tell me .1 why we are using calculate only PM10

using landsat 8 images,why cant other(03,N02,CO2
CONCENTRATION) ?, and also 2 how we are calculate PM10 using
landsat 8 (images, DN values and MTL les ) briey ?
thanks in advance .

L ARUN
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Hello, Thank you for this very good explination!

I am also using Landsat 7 data for NDVI calculation and was

wondering whether to do the same steps as for Landsat 8 (step 1 & 2
for correction, and then step 3 for NDVI but with band 3+4 instead of
4+5).

If this is so, where do I nd Reectance_Mult_Band_x and

Reectance_Add_Band_x for Landsat 7?

Kirsten
December 14, 2016 at 2:18 pm Reply

Thank you, please see on this tutorial,

http://ibis.colostate.edu/WebContent/WS/ColoradoView/TutorialsDownloads/CO_RS_Tutorial10.pdf

admin
December 14, 2016 at 8:31 pm Reply

How can we Calculate the le size (in bit) of the Landsat 8 OLI le
assuming that only the information for each pixel are stored within
the image

Zaheer
December 22, 2016 at 12:09 am Reply

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