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Last Post 23 Nov 2014 06:13 PM by  anon
Batch process NDVI with polygon mask
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23 Nov 2014 06:13 PM
    Hello,I am new to ENVI and IDL. I am seeking to perform batch processing on world-view 2 images and would like to create output rasters only on certain polygons from my input raster. In other words, I want to apply NDVI and other vegetative spectral calculations only on specific orchard polygon areas, not the entire input image. I searched the docs and forums but I am left with little direction. Thank you.HC

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    24 Nov 2014 11:48 AM
    ENVI currently handles processing of specific regions in an image by using masks. Since masks are built according to the image dimensions, you would have to create a mask for each image (unless they are all of the exact same dimensions and coincident with each other). Also, the routine for processing must accept a mask. If it does, then you can use the undocumented ENVI_MASK_DOIT as described in this help article: http://www.exelisvis.com/Support/Help... You don't have to do the subsetting part but it has an example of how to use the vector file to create a mask which can be used as input to the processing routine.
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