Calculation of Land Surface Temperature LST of Landsat 8 and 9 in ArcGIS

[@pnarzegerek8544]

"Thank you for preparing such a beautiful and detailed video. It was very helpful in completing my work."

[@mrs_park8803]

hi i was wondering did you do any radiometric correction before calculate the LST?

[@lethoa7454]

why we should use the constants (like 0.00115 and 1.4388) for calculating LST? and why we use the constants 0.004 and 0.986 for calculating emission?

[@thefishguy.]

I have doubt that my study area is large ,I have to combine to image bands to get single image but I have a doubt regarding the value of two different band values.

[@KiwiGirl-gr8je]

This video saved me fr cuz like it seems like the GIS community likes to play fast and loose with the order of operations, every source I consulted about this process had the brackets of the equations in different places 😭anyway tysm and gb 🙏

[@aquibshamshad1855]

Very helpful thanks

[@eduardorojas2121]

Excuse me, I have a problem generating the BT variable because it gives me temperature range data that is too high and I cannot correct it, it is in lansat 9, I would appreciate some guidance

[@sapamksheroda4957]

hi hve u solve it i am facing the same problem kindly pls help

[@eduardorojas2121]

My solve was: i was working with landsat 9 c2lv2, what supposedly already have the reflectance and radiometric correction for the Bands (but still need processing), so i just multiply the band rasters images for the number on the metadata (the metadata in the USGC manual site), bassically i multiply the raster "((Band 10 * 0.00341802 + 149)-273.15)". to get temeperature data in celsuis, even so, i stil getting values a bit extreme. the LST on the lansat satellite calculate I think is just an approximationFor more precise data, it is necessary to use sensors at smaller scales, such as flying drones or something like that. the metadata i refere is here: www.usgs.gov/media/files/landsat-8-9-collection-2-level-2-science-product-guide

[@daiqing3517]

I'm facing the same problem

[@RoniGraphy20376]

Hey brother you get solution this problem

[@GIS_GRAND_MASTER]

Check the histogram of the BT raster and cut out outliers by adjusting the breaks to start and stop within the normal distribution bell shape

[@mrs_park8803]

Hi sir, may I know did you do the pre-process image (atmosphere correction and geometric correction) before you do the LST calculation?

[@boxoflazuardi9421]

just download c2 l2, read DOI.

[@__KhairunaZahra]

Why we use wavelenght 0.0015?

[@michaelmendoza6998]

thank you very much. this is very informative. I tried doing it for my native island of Leyte in the Philippines but it results in a very unrealistic high max LST and very low min LST. I retried doing the steps provided like 8 times already and still shows the same results. Can you try doing it? See if i made a mistake somewhere.

[@raobilal4997]

Can I get this formula sheet ?

[@Jenny-lq9iy]

you can get from usgs product data file, MTL file

[@SandeepYadav-bb7yf]

i am getting a error

[@AbdoElhamdi-o3i]

this is not LST you still need correction