NDVI Analysis and Biomass Proxy Calculation for Coorabulka Station Using ProRaster Scientific
Offered By: Roberts Geospatial Engineering via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a comprehensive 38-minute tutorial on performing vegetation change analysis using ProRaster Scientific version 2.2.03. Learn how to process 552 Landsat 8 and 9 scenes, create a Collated Mosaic Sequence product, compute NDVI, and transform it into a proxy measure of "Feed On Offer" for Coorabulka Station in western Queensland. Follow step-by-step instructions on building scene databases, applying spatial clipping, computing statistics, and visualizing data over a 10-year period. Gain insights into the channel country's yearly flooding events and their impact on vegetation. Discover productivity tools and techniques for efficient geospatial analysis, including database creation, product sequencing, NDVI computation, and data transformation. Conclude with a demonstration of batch hardcopy imagery export and time series visualization in Excel.
Syllabus
Introduction
Building the scene database
Building a Collated Mosaic Sequence product
View the report
Edit the product
Rendering
Time Control Panel
NDVI Index
NDVI color table
Clip to polygon
Compute multidimensional statistics
Biomass proxy Feed On Offer
Calculator clipping operation
Transformation operation
Biomass proxy statistics graph
Biomass proxy over 10 years
Batch hardcopy imagery export
Taught by
Roberts Geospatial Engineering
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