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Other ideas on flaash?Explaining ENVI equations?
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Why do we use this comparison with the numbers 0; 10000 and ... I do not understand these values.
What are they for?
In this equation (b1 the 0) * 0 + (b1 ge 10000) * 1 + (b1 gt 0 and b1 lt 10000) * float (b1) / 10000 b1.
Is the value 10000 why is it used here?
Similarly for 0 and 1. Why do we compare them with band 1?
This has nothing to do with my previous question, whose answers have been given in half.
flaash
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Why do we use this comparison with the numbers 0; 10000 and ... I do not understand these values.
What are they for?
In this equation (b1 the 0) * 0 + (b1 ge 10000) * 1 + (b1 gt 0 and b1 lt 10000) * float (b1) / 10000 b1.
Is the value 10000 why is it used here?
Similarly for 0 and 1. Why do we compare them with band 1?
This has nothing to do with my previous question, whose answers have been given in half.
flaash
edited Apr 2 at 20:58
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
asked Apr 2 at 11:47
alexandraalexandra
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Possible duplicate of Explaining ENVI equations
– Erik
Apr 2 at 12:11
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Welcome to GIS SE. As a new user, please take the Tour. Unfortunately, GIS SE is an English language forum. Please make use of translation software to post questions (you can leave the original French for reference). Please qualify how this is different from your previous point and include a link to the reference from which you are working.
– Vince
Apr 2 at 12:23
Possible reference (takes a while to load): apfnet.cn/en/uploads/file/20171113/1510562479730765.pdf. The equation in this document is given as part of a section called "Post FLAASH equation" and states "For the positive Digital number’s value use following equation(B1 le 0)*0+(B1 ge 10000)*1+(B1 gt 0 and B1 lt 10000)*float (b1)/10000"
– smiller
Apr 2 at 14:20
Per a comment on researchgate.net/post/…, this band math is used to eliminate negative values. That's as far as I can get without more information. Please include your reference.
– smiller
Apr 2 at 14:35
As per the Tour there should be only one question asked per question.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 2 at 20:59
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Why do we use this comparison with the numbers 0; 10000 and ... I do not understand these values.
What are they for?
In this equation (b1 the 0) * 0 + (b1 ge 10000) * 1 + (b1 gt 0 and b1 lt 10000) * float (b1) / 10000 b1.
Is the value 10000 why is it used here?
Similarly for 0 and 1. Why do we compare them with band 1?
This has nothing to do with my previous question, whose answers have been given in half.
flaash
edited Apr 2 at 20:58
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
asked Apr 2 at 11:47
alexandraalexandra
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Why do we use this comparison with the numbers 0; 10000 and ... I do not understand these values.
What are they for?
In this equation (b1 the 0) * 0 + (b1 ge 10000) * 1 + (b1 gt 0 and b1 lt 10000) * float (b1) / 10000 b1.
Is the value 10000 why is it used here?
Similarly for 0 and 1. Why do we compare them with band 1?
This has nothing to do with my previous question, whose answers have been given in half.
flaash
flaash
edited Apr 2 at 20:58
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53.9k1781245
asked Apr 2 at 11:47
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edited Apr 2 at 20:58
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edited Apr 2 at 20:58
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edited Apr 2 at 20:58
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by J.R, Erik, Vince, Andre Silva, Spacedman Apr 2 at 13:28
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
put on hold as unclear what you're asking by J.R, Erik, Vince, Andre Silva, Spacedman Apr 2 at 13:28
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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Possible duplicate of Explaining ENVI equations
– Erik
Apr 2 at 12:11
1
Welcome to GIS SE. As a new user, please take the Tour. Unfortunately, GIS SE is an English language forum. Please make use of translation software to post questions (you can leave the original French for reference). Please qualify how this is different from your previous point and include a link to the reference from which you are working.
– Vince
Apr 2 at 12:23
Possible reference (takes a while to load): apfnet.cn/en/uploads/file/20171113/1510562479730765.pdf. The equation in this document is given as part of a section called "Post FLAASH equation" and states "For the positive Digital number’s value use following equation(B1 le 0)*0+(B1 ge 10000)*1+(B1 gt 0 and B1 lt 10000)*float (b1)/10000"
– smiller
Apr 2 at 14:20
Per a comment on researchgate.net/post/…, this band math is used to eliminate negative values. That's as far as I can get without more information. Please include your reference.
– smiller
Apr 2 at 14:35
As per the Tour there should be only one question asked per question.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 2 at 20:59
add a comment |
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Possible duplicate of Explaining ENVI equations
– Erik
Apr 2 at 12:11
1
Welcome to GIS SE. As a new user, please take the Tour. Unfortunately, GIS SE is an English language forum. Please make use of translation software to post questions (you can leave the original French for reference). Please qualify how this is different from your previous point and include a link to the reference from which you are working.
– Vince
Apr 2 at 12:23
Possible reference (takes a while to load): apfnet.cn/en/uploads/file/20171113/1510562479730765.pdf. The equation in this document is given as part of a section called "Post FLAASH equation" and states "For the positive Digital number’s value use following equation(B1 le 0)*0+(B1 ge 10000)*1+(B1 gt 0 and B1 lt 10000)*float (b1)/10000"
– smiller
Apr 2 at 14:20
Per a comment on researchgate.net/post/…, this band math is used to eliminate negative values. That's as far as I can get without more information. Please include your reference.
– smiller
Apr 2 at 14:35
As per the Tour there should be only one question asked per question.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 2 at 20:59
1
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Possible duplicate of Explaining ENVI equations
– Erik
Apr 2 at 12:11
Possible duplicate of Explaining ENVI equations
– Erik
Apr 2 at 12:11
1
1
Welcome to GIS SE. As a new user, please take the Tour. Unfortunately, GIS SE is an English language forum. Please make use of translation software to post questions (you can leave the original French for reference). Please qualify how this is different from your previous point and include a link to the reference from which you are working.
– Vince
Apr 2 at 12:23
Welcome to GIS SE. As a new user, please take the Tour. Unfortunately, GIS SE is an English language forum. Please make use of translation software to post questions (you can leave the original French for reference). Please qualify how this is different from your previous point and include a link to the reference from which you are working.
– Vince
Apr 2 at 12:23
Possible reference (takes a while to load): apfnet.cn/en/uploads/file/20171113/1510562479730765.pdf. The equation in this document is given as part of a section called "Post FLAASH equation" and states "For the positive Digital number’s value use following equation
(B1 le 0)*0+(B1 ge 10000)*1+(B1 gt 0 and B1 lt 10000)*float (b1)/10000"– smiller
Apr 2 at 14:20
Possible reference (takes a while to load): apfnet.cn/en/uploads/file/20171113/1510562479730765.pdf. The equation in this document is given as part of a section called "Post FLAASH equation" and states "For the positive Digital number’s value use following equation
(B1 le 0)*0+(B1 ge 10000)*1+(B1 gt 0 and B1 lt 10000)*float (b1)/10000"– smiller
Apr 2 at 14:20
Per a comment on researchgate.net/post/…, this band math is used to eliminate negative values. That's as far as I can get without more information. Please include your reference.
– smiller
Apr 2 at 14:35
Per a comment on researchgate.net/post/…, this band math is used to eliminate negative values. That's as far as I can get without more information. Please include your reference.
– smiller
Apr 2 at 14:35
As per the Tour there should be only one question asked per question.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 2 at 20:59
As per the Tour there should be only one question asked per question.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 2 at 20:59
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Possible duplicate of Explaining ENVI equations
– Erik
Apr 2 at 12:11
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Welcome to GIS SE. As a new user, please take the Tour. Unfortunately, GIS SE is an English language forum. Please make use of translation software to post questions (you can leave the original French for reference). Please qualify how this is different from your previous point and include a link to the reference from which you are working.
– Vince
Apr 2 at 12:23
Possible reference (takes a while to load): apfnet.cn/en/uploads/file/20171113/1510562479730765.pdf. The equation in this document is given as part of a section called "Post FLAASH equation" and states "For the positive Digital number’s value use following equation
(B1 le 0)*0+(B1 ge 10000)*1+(B1 gt 0 and B1 lt 10000)*float (b1)/10000"– smiller
Apr 2 at 14:20
Per a comment on researchgate.net/post/…, this band math is used to eliminate negative values. That's as far as I can get without more information. Please include your reference.
– smiller
Apr 2 at 14:35
As per the Tour there should be only one question asked per question.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 2 at 20:59