Yes, you can use Landsat imagery to create Level-I, Level-II, and Level-III Land Use Land Cover (LULC) maps using ArcGIS. The Landsat series of satellites provide valuable multispectral data that can be used for land cover classification and mapping. To create LULC maps, you typically perform a supervised or unsupervised classification on Landsat imagery to assign different land cover classes to each pixel. The classification process involves grouping similar pixel values based on spectral characteristics across different bands. Here are the composite band combinations commonly used for Landsat imagery: Natural Color Composite (Level-I): Band combination 4 (Red), Band 3 (Green), Band 2 (Blue). This combination provides a true-color representation of the landscape where vegetation appears green, water bodies appear blue, and urban areas and bare soil appear in different shades of gray or brown. False Color Composite (Level-II): Band combination 5 (NIR), Band 4 (Red), Band 3 (Green). This combination enhances the visualization of vegetation, where healthy vegetation appears as bright red, and vegetation stress or non-vegetated areas appear as darker tones. Agriculture Composite (Level-III): Band combination 6 (SWIR 1), Band 5 (NIR), Band 2 (Blue). This combination is useful for agricultural applications as it emphasizes crop health, where healthy vegetation appears in shades of green, while stressed or non-vegetated areas appear in shades of yellow or brown.
Presently Sentinel-2 is best in multi spectal image. But we can use hyperspectarl data for better understanding. You can use ASTER data,NIR,SWIR,and thermal bands more useful in geological study.
Hello sir, i have a question. Which technique or method is suitable in GIS to land use? Bcoz im now doing my thesis. Hope you can answer my question. Greeting from Malaysia :)
If you using arc map or ArcGIS i want to suggest you spatial analysis,geostastical, data management, hydrology, spatial interpolation, and overlay analysis tool.
Fantastic Sir, helped a lot.
Excellent sir ❤
hallo, can I use landsat imageries to use this step? and what is the composite for each band for that? thanks
Yes, you can use Landsat imagery to create Level-I, Level-II, and Level-III Land Use Land Cover (LULC) maps using ArcGIS. The Landsat series of satellites provide valuable multispectral data that can be used for land cover classification and mapping.
To create LULC maps, you typically perform a supervised or unsupervised classification on Landsat imagery to assign different land cover classes to each pixel. The classification process involves grouping similar pixel values based on spectral characteristics across different bands.
Here are the composite band combinations commonly used for Landsat imagery:
Natural Color Composite (Level-I): Band combination 4 (Red), Band 3 (Green), Band 2 (Blue). This combination provides a true-color representation of the landscape where vegetation appears green, water bodies appear blue, and urban areas and bare soil appear in different shades of gray or brown.
False Color Composite (Level-II): Band combination 5 (NIR), Band 4 (Red), Band 3 (Green). This combination enhances the visualization of vegetation, where healthy vegetation appears as bright red, and vegetation stress or non-vegetated areas appear as darker tones.
Agriculture Composite (Level-III): Band combination 6 (SWIR 1), Band 5 (NIR), Band 2 (Blue). This combination is useful for agricultural applications as it emphasizes crop health, where healthy vegetation appears in shades of green, while stressed or non-vegetated areas appear in shades of yellow or brown.
Can such lulc data be exported in TerrSet for future prediction of lulc?
Thanks bro...
pl share dataset used for this video on drive so that i can practice for the same ..very nice video
Which kind of data you need please mention it.In this tutorial I am using three types of data.
I want geological map. Which satellite is best and which band will be used for geology?
Can you please make a video for geological map?
Presently Sentinel-2 is best in multi spectal image. But we can use hyperspectarl data for better understanding. You can use ASTER data,NIR,SWIR,and thermal bands more useful in geological study.
Hello sir, i have a question. Which technique or method is suitable in GIS to land use? Bcoz im now doing my thesis. Hope you can answer my question. Greeting from Malaysia :)
pl suggest some tools of deep learning on GIS dataset
If you using arc map or ArcGIS i want to suggest you spatial analysis,geostastical, data management, hydrology, spatial interpolation, and overlay analysis tool.
This is not gona work this is only for small areas kuch bhi btaya 😡😡😡