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If you have MATLAB, please [[Media:Maccmia-1.9.zip | download and install MACCMIA]] for to complete the questions below. | If you have MATLAB, please [[Media:Maccmia-1.9.zip | download and install MACCMIA]] for to complete the questions below. | ||
* Data file: [[Media:Landsat7DC.mat | a 7-channel Landsat image ]] of Washington D.C. | * Data file: [[Media:Landsat7DC.mat | a 7-channel Landsat image ]] of Washington D.C. and the corresponding [[http://g.co/maps/p8j2a Google map]]/ | ||
** Channel 1 = blue/green [450 to 520 nm] | ** Channel 1 = blue/green [450 to 520 nm] | ||
** Channel 2 = mainly green [520 to 600 nm] | ** Channel 2 = mainly green [520 to 600 nm] | ||
Revision as of 00:23, 7 November 2011
Class 9: Dealing with image data for product appearance monitoring (04 November)
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MACCMIA exercise
If you have MATLAB, please download and install MACCMIA for to complete the questions below.
- Data file: a 7-channel Landsat image of Washington D.C. and the corresponding [Google map]/
- Channel 1 = blue/green [450 to 520 nm]
- Channel 2 = mainly green [520 to 600 nm]
- Channel 3 = red [ 630 to 690 nm]
- Channel 4 = Near infrared [760 to 900 nm]
- Channel 5 = Moisture and vegetation sensitive mid infrared [1550 to 1750 nm]
- Channel 6 = Thermal infrared [10400 to 12500 nm]
- Channel 7 = Mineral-sensitive mid infrared [2085 to 2350 nm]