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Last Post 19 Nov 2012 02:43 PM by  anon
Ground Truth Raster For Classification Assessment
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19 Nov 2012 02:43 PM
    Hello, What I am trying to do is create an exercise for my students to test them on their supervised classifications. I have them making their own training ROI's for Landsat TM data. What I need is the ground truth data, in this case in the form of Land Use maps provided by the county. My process thus far is: Take Landsat image, clip it by the Land Use map, and give it to the students to classify. I took the Land Use map, saved it as an ENVI file, changed the header to Classification, set the classes and went to use the confusion matrix with ground truth image. I get the error "The Class Image and Ground Truth Image Do Not Overlap.". I know this is not true because they are in the same projection and one was used to clip the other. Is there a better method for making ground truth maps? I.E. That produces usable ground truth maps?

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    20 Nov 2012 07:23 AM
    That sounds like it should work to me. I recommend that you send this question and the data (at least the header files) in to Exelis VIS Tech Support at support@exelisvis.com or (303) 413-3920, or your local distributor. Hopefully they will be able to track down what is causing ENVI to think that the images don't match up. - Peg Exelis VIS
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