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Last Post 17 Feb 2014 11:04 AM by  anon
converting DN Values of Landsat 8 to surface reflectance
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17 Feb 2014 11:04 AM
    Hello I am trying to convert the DN values of Landat 8 OLI to surface reflectance, I did the atmospheric correction with flaash module using ENVI 5.1, and also the new filter function landsat8_oli.sli from the \envi51\resource\filterfuncs directory. would you please tell me, how can I calculate the surface reflectance values between 0 and 1?????????? the result of atmospheric correction is just digital numbers, the maximum value in my study area is approximately 5000 so when I try to use the usgs formula to retrieve TOA reflectance all the values are negative for most of the bands. for example I have values between 0 and 2046 for green band (atmospherically corrected), using USGS TOA reflectance conversion formula ρλ' = MρQcal + Aρ the values of green band (blue band etc) (2046* 2.0000E-05) - 0.100000 are always negative. Thank you in advance for your feedback

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    18 Feb 2014 01:34 AM
    Perhaps this HA could help: http://www.exelisvis.com/Support/Help... Especially the last part: Calculating fractional reflectance from FLAASH scaled reflectance: Using Band Math (under Basic Tools in the main ENVI menu), type the expression: float(b1)/10,000 where 10,000 is the specified output scale factor found in the FLAASH dialog under Advanced Settings -> Output Scale Factor. The above expression should yield reflectance values of 0-1.0.

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    18 Feb 2014 09:29 AM
    thanks a lot

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    07 Jan 2017 12:53 PM
    Hi Nima, Would you please provide me with the way to calculate surface reflectance from DN Landsat 8 data ? Thank you in advance
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