The previous assignment have all been concerned with the use and analysis of vector-based (points, lines and polygons) data. In this assignment, we will be using a combination of vector-based data and raster data. We are asked to integrate a data from the ERMapper image analysis system into ArcView GIS (with Spatial Analyst Extension and ERMapper Algorithm Extension loaded). Which, we will analysis on this data, using the Spatial Analyst extension. Furthermore, We will perform some experiment with the ER Mapper Algorithm Extension, which is lode in Arc view to handle the ER Mapper imagery format and see how useful we find it
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File |
Data
Format |
Description |
Projection
Information |
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Lake_Toba_TM.ers |
Landsat
TM Image |
6
Band Landsat TM Image |
Datum:
Clarke1866 |
|
Landuse |
ArcView
shapefile |
Shapefile
with landuse type |
Project:
UTM Zone:
47 |
|
Lu_atrib.dbf |
DBF
format |
Definitions
of the landuse types |
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2. Create
a histogram graph for each of the bands used.
3. Produce
a composite (RGB) display (layout) with vector data plotted over it.
Include title, scale bar, projection information, as well as
frequency histogram charts.
4. Experiment
with the ER Mapper Algorithm Extension.
1.
Integrate three bands of enhanced and unenhanced TM data (Our choice
which ones) into ArcView from ERMapper
· In ER Mapper, open the Lake_Toba_TM.ers file and permanently enhance the desired bands, your choice of enhancement.
· Once we are done, be sure to use the File --> Save as Dataset option to save the enhanced layers.
· Export the bands from ERMapper as a BIL (Options --> Export as Raster --> ArcInfo BIL Image)
· Edit the header file to allow ArcView to “see” the newly created BIL file
·
Import the BIL file into ArcView
A) Try to edit the legend of your enhanced image. How many bands are available for display?
B)
What components must be included in an image header
file? Give a brief explanation of each.
2.
Calculate a full set of statistic for each band (3 bands) on the cells
that occor within a selected polygon theme (choose one land cover class)
Note: Be careful! The output of any Map calculator function is not
directly saved to a file! It only exists in memory. To save to permanently, use
the “Save as dataset”
· Use the “Histogram” button to generate a histogram for each band.
· Show digital number value versus frequency (how often it occurs).
· Compare and contrast results obtained.
A)
Give a brief explanation of the
histogram for each of the three TM bands. What differences do you notice between these histograms?
(Use your remote sensing knowledge here).
4. Produce
a composite (RGB) display (layout) with vector data plotted over it.
Include title, scale bar, projection information, as well as frequency
histogram charts created above (3 charts). You may need to create 2 layouts to
incorporate all of the data and charts.
· Add the landuse shapefile to our project.
·
Create the layout(s).
A) Hand this layout in with your report.
5. Choose five
classes from the landuse theme, and generate summary statistics.
1. First, choose the attribute from the landuse or landsystem that we would like to use as the zone definition
2.
Second, choose the grid
from which we want the statistics to be generated.
3.
Third, choose the
statistical operation that we would like charted for the five select classes.
6. Experiments with
the ER Mapper Algorithm Extension
· Add the extension and load your enhanced image as an .ers file. See what options are available to you on the ArcView menu.
·
Back to ER Mapper software and open our original dataset (Lake_Toba_TM.ers).
Do band selection and enhancement of it and then create the algorithm of this
configuration. Load our algorithm in Arc View.
Tasks
and Questions
A) Is the extension useful? Can the image data be quantitative evaluated in a similar way to the BIL format above?
B) Give an overall brief summary of the advantages and disadvantages of the ER Mapper Algorithm Extension in our report.