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```@meta
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# RSToolbox
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# RemoteSensingToolbox
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Documentation for [RSToolbox](https://github.com/JoshuaBillson/RSToolbox.jl).
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Documentation for [RemoteSensingToolbox](https://github.com/JoshuaBillson/RemoteSensingToolbox.jl).
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# Sensors
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Sensors are julia structs that wrap a typical `Rasters.RasterStack` object to provide compatability with many `RSToolbox` algorithms and methods.
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Sensors are julia structs that wrap a typical `Rasters.RasterStack` object to provide compatability with many `RemoteSensingToolbox` algorithms and methods.
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The following methods are supported by all `AbstractSensor` types:
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Additionally, [`asraster`](@ref) can be used to apply a function to the enclosed `Rasters.RasterStack`.
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# Spectral Analysis Example
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A common application of remotely sensed imagery is land cover classification. One method to accomplish this is to analyze the spectral signatures produced by different types of cover. `RSToolbox` provides a number of functions for extracting and visualyzing spectral signatures organized by their associated lan cover.
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A common application of remotely sensed imagery is land cover classification. One method to accomplish this is to analyze the spectral signatures produced by different types of cover. `RemoteSensingToolbox` provides a number of functions for extracting and visualyzing spectral signatures organized by their associated lan cover.
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The first step in our analysis is to load our remotely sensed data and convert the DNs (Digital Numbers) to reflectances. Reflectance is a standardized unit of measurement defined over the interval [0, 1] which denotes the fraction of light that is reflected by the observed surface. A reflectance of 0.0 indicates that no light was reflected whereas a reflectance of 1.0 indicates that 100% of light was reflected.
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# Visualization Example
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`RSToolbox` provides a number of utilities for visualizing remote sensing imagery. First, lets load the imagery we want to visualize. We're working with Landsat 8 imagery, so we'll use the `Landsat8` constructor to wrap our rasters in the appropriate context. `Landsat8` is an instance of `AbstractSensor`, which allow many methods within `RSToolbox` to infer sensor-specific information by exploiting Julia's multiple dispatch system. The `Landsat8` constructor expects a directory storing Landsat 8 raster files with names conforming to the standard specification. If this is not the case, you may construct a `Rasters.RasterStack` manually and pass it to the constructor instead.
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`RemoteSensingToolbox` provides a number of utilities for visualizing remote sensing imagery. First, lets load the imagery we want to visualize. We're working with Landsat 8 imagery, so we'll use the `Landsat8` constructor to wrap our rasters in the appropriate context. `Landsat8` is an instance of `AbstractSensor`, which allow many methods within `RemoteSensingToolbox` to infer sensor-specific information by exploiting Julia's multiple dispatch system. The `Landsat8` constructor expects a directory storing Landsat 8 raster files with names conforming to the standard specification. If this is not the case, you may construct a `Rasters.RasterStack` manually and pass it to the constructor instead.
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