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Last Post 18 Oct 2011 04:29 PM by  anon
Enhanced vegetation Index for SPOT VGT s10
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18 Oct 2011 04:29 PM
    Hi All, I calculated the Enhanced vegetation Index (EVI) with Band math on SPOT VGT s10 but have a strange result. >> The values under by cursors on the EVI band image shows values like -40, 0.1,... (Range of EVI is -1 to +1), the min/max plot statistics show values from -40 to 146...? I computed it by; 2.5 *( (float(B4)-B3)/(B4+6*float(B3) - 7.5 *float(B1)+1) ) Thank you

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    20 Oct 2011 07:18 AM
    The equation worked for me with some Landsat data converted to reflectance. Did you convert your SPOT data to reflectance?

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    22 Feb 2012 05:08 PM
    Hi I'm new to using ENVI and I would like to produce a vegetation index. I have SPOT imagery but am time poor so I dont want to carry out a supervised classification. I have produced an NDVI but I would like to make an EVI to compare it to. Can anyone tell me how to go about it? Many Thanks

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    22 Feb 2012 05:08 PM
    Hi I'm new to using ENVI and I would like to produce a vegetation index. I have SPOT imagery but am time poor so I dont want to carry out a supervised classification. I have produced an NDVI but I would like to make an EVI to compare it to. Can anyone tell me how to go about it? Many Thanks

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    06 Feb 2016 04:41 AM
    I tried this same expression for Landsat7 SR data, but band math is giving sytax error

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    07 Feb 2016 09:24 PM
    Perform the equation using "b1" as variable instead "B1" as: 2.5 *( (float(b4)-float(b3))/(float(b4)+(6*float(b3)) - (7.5 *float(b1))+1) ) It should work now.
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