Brightness - Remote Sensing and GIS Laboratory
Brightness - Remote Sensing and GIS Laboratory
Brightness - Remote Sensing and GIS Laboratory
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Assignment – Part B<br />
• We have 3 images for 3 different periods for the Camp Williams – Utah Lake area<br />
(CWUL_Aug99.img, CWUL_Oct99.img, <strong>and</strong> CWUL_May00). Obtain BGW indices<br />
for each of these images using the previously defined model <strong>and</strong> coefficients.<br />
• Provide snapshots of the 3 results similar to the depiction in the previous slide.<br />
Please label appropriately for each temporal scenario.<br />
• By visually comparing the indices, what major changes do you see i.e. brightness differences<br />
among temporal scenarios. What do you think is the cause for such changes - If any –<br />
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• We also have as ancillary data an image (GAP-CWUL.img) which contains l<strong>and</strong> cover<br />
categories from the SWRGAP project. This image can be used - Hopefully !! – to see the<br />
rationale of our 3 Greenness indices across time.<br />
(a) Briefly, how would you derive simple inferences Hint! – Think about seasonal precipitation<br />
<strong>and</strong> phenology patterns<br />
(b) Choose two l<strong>and</strong> cover categories (of your choice), <strong>and</strong> record 5 values for each l<strong>and</strong> cover<br />
category <strong>and</strong> for each temporal scenario (Greenness indices only). Prepare a table with these<br />
values <strong>and</strong> a simple graph <strong>and</strong> include them in your report. Does this help you for answering (a)<br />
(c) Briefly, mention 3 examples for which you would use BGW indices<br />
Have fun!