Mt. Hamiguitan Range Wildlife Sanctuary Mt.

Matutum Protected Landscape

PROCESSING OF SENTINEL IMAGE

By: For. FRANCISCO B. FELICIANO
Senior Ecosystem Management Specialist
National Parks Division - BMB

Pasonanca Natural Park

OUTLINE

1. RESIZING IMAGE FILES TO SAME PIXEL SIZE

USING ENVI

2. PROCESSING OF SENTINEL IMAGE USING

ARCMAP AND ENVI
(NDVI, TURBIDITY AND BURN RATIO)

1. RASTER FILE TO VECTOR FILES

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SENTINEL 2 BANDS
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Select File

Then Select Open Image File

Search for file (TIF file) of BANDS for

SENTINEL 2 that needs to be resized then
select and click “OPEN”
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After selecting the After opening the

“LOAD BAND” button selected BAND file, the
these three windows “AVAILABLE BANDS
will prompt LIST” will prompt on
the screen.

Select “B12_SWIR.tif”
as shown in the
Available Bands List.

Then select the “LOAD

BAND” button
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Select “Basic Tools” in the main frame window,
then select “Resize Data (Spatial/Spectral)”

The “Resize Data

Input File” window
will prompt.

Then select the input

file “B12_SWIR.tif

Then click “OK”

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After selecting the BAND

File to the “Resize Data
Input File” window a
“Resize Data Parameters”
window will prompt

Select the “Set output

Dims by Pixel Size” button

Then click “OK”

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After selecting the “Set

Output Dims by Pixel
Size” window the “Output
Dims via Pixel Size”
window will prompt

Then click “OK”

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Set the value of our Output X Pixel

Size from 20 meters to 10 meters

Set the value of our Output Y Pixel

Size from 20 meters to 10 meters

NOTE:

We need to resize our pixel size based on the largest resolution available in our BANDS,
considering that SENTINEL 2 has numerous (12) BANDS with varying resolutions.
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Then
select
“CHOOSE”
where to
file our
output

Once we have
set the
correspondin
Then an “OUTPUT FILENAME” window will
g values of
appear, then select where will you input your final
our Output
output.
Pixel Size we
then click Then assign your filename into
“OK” “B12_SWIR_resize_10.tif”, then click “OPEN”
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After selecting the “OPEN”

button, the directory file
will appear to this button,
then click “OK”
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After selecting “OK” the

resized band (for BAND 12)
will now appear to the
“AVAILABLE BANDS LIST”
window; then select the
resized BAND.

Then click “LOAD BAND” to

load the resized BAND
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Select the “Add Data” button

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Select the bands to be needed

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Select the bands to be needed

Then
click
“Add”
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The two selected

bands will appear to
the Table of Contents
and the image to the
view frame.
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Go to your ArcToolbox

Then the
ArcToolbox
frame will
promt
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Extend
the Map
Algebra
Tools

Extend the
Spatial Analyst
Tools
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Double
click the
Extend
Raster
the Map
Calculator
Algebra
Tools

Extend the
Spatial Analyst
Tools
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A Raster Calculator
Frame will prompt in
the view frame

Double
click the
Extend
Raster
the Map
Calculator
Algebra
Tools
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Double
click the
Extend
Raster
the Map
Calculator
Algebra
From this Band file Enter this Expression
Tools
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Select output raster where to file your

processed data.

Then create a filename then click “SAVE”

Take Note: always
include .tif as
extension in the file
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Then click “OK”

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Result of the processed

BANDMATH data will
appear to the table
including the new image
as shown in the view
frame

After this process you may

now open your ENVI
Classic (64-bit)
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Select “FILE” then select “Open Image File”

then a “Enter Data Filenames” will prompt

Then select data to be

opened in ENVI; then click
“Open”
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After selecting “Open”

the “Available Band
List” will prompt.

After selecting “Load

Band” the “Bandmath
Frames (3)” will
prompt. Then select
“Load Band”