Spectral Indices for Vegetation Analysis: OSAVI & GVMI
OSAVI and GVMI are spectral indices used for assessing vegetation health and water content in remote sensing.
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OSAVI and GVMI are spectral indices used for assessing vegetation health and water content in remote sensing.
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By Suraj Ashok Jadhav (Shivaji University Student) Unlocking the Power of Remote Sensing Vegetation indices are quantitative measures obtained from satellite or airborne sensor observations that assist in determining the presence, health, and vigor of vegetation. They are computed from reflectance values in certain spectral bands—typically in the visible, near-infrared NIR, and shortwave infrared SWIR
MNDWI, NDMI, and NDSI are remote sensing indices for water, vegetation, and snow detection.
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