How to Calculate NDVI Using Landsat 8 Images and QGIS

The NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index) is a versatile vegetation index to evaluate the vegetation and dynamic of the vegetation coverage change. This index has been studied and evaluated with many satellites over the years, changing its calculus method in relation to the number and type of bands of the satellite. The following tutorial shows the NDVI calculus for Landsat 8 images using QGIS.

[@goddatinomya9313]

Thank you for the video. Good Explanation.

[@hatarilabs]

You are welcome!

[@vojtechkouba9367]

Thank you very much for this information. I am new in remote sensing.

[@hatarilabs]

You are welcome!

[@yingchen8907]

Thank you so much!! It is really helpful for beginners!!

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[@judithnamumbya8121]

So helpful. Thanks for the tutorial

[@avpethia]

Thank you very much. It is a helpful video.

[@haydaralmaliky]

Thank you so much, it's really helpful

[@cars_worldcw488]

Thank you for this video. But I have coordinates and I need te export NDVI value for each coordinate (csv or other format). Can you help me please.

[@Vamos10Iraklara]

Thank you 💗

[@claudialourenco3671]

Hello from Portugal. Do you use Landsat Collection 2 level - 2 or Landsat Collection 2 level - 1?

[@lemlemchernet5318]

Thanks.it is so help full

[@elishaen3328]

great, so nice, but, I would like to get smaller values between -1 or 1, how do I need to do? my equation gives me an actual values big numbers eg. in NDVI for the raw DN values range 7151.5 -21455!

[@wahidarahaman785]

How to take an out put of ndvi?

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