In this lab we learned how to use Unsupervised and Supervised classification techniques in ERDAS Imagine. In this exercise we create signatures using Areas of Interest to show the software what each pixel was and to which class it belonged to so that we could create an image. Once that image was create we recoded the classes in a manageable amount of classes and corrected an spectral confusion using the mean statistical plots, distance maps, and histograms to determine areas that could cause an issue. We corrected this using different combinations of the spectral bands Red, Green, and Blue. And then created the image and maps above.
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LAB 6 Scale Effect and Spatial Data Aggregation
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