Glad to see you experimenting, I wish I could test your program, but It looks Windows only. have you looked at either our Infragram.org or Ned Horning's work with ImageJ which is cross-platform?

Sir, this is very nice tool. I used it with some raw images I took a few years back. I can understand better what I am looking at, grass, sky, trees and tell the difference in NDVI. What I do not know is how to interpret the information. What is healthy? What is not? Is that range of 0.1 - .1 healthy?

Jim

Jim Thanks. I'm also in a Learning Curve. But according to what I understand 0.1-0.6 is very green. Plants/vegetation is between 0.2 to 0.8. I might be wrong. Please someone correct if I am I'm busy with some updates, where you can add your own ndvi Color chart, depending of the type of convertion used. I mostly use Fiji-App, with physics and NDVIblu2red.lut files.

Something to Note: if the color Bar don't move when on the NDVI image, edit the ini File as follows 1. Put the cursor in the middle of the NDVI color Bar at the bottom 2. Note the MouseY position eg: 507 3. edit the settings.ini file 4. Change the ypos= to the value on your monitor 5. save the file and try again. I'm in the process of automate this, hopefully the next version will check screen size and resolution and do this automatically.

Danie

Danie, thank you for the insight. I will keep learning. I find this area interesting.

JIm, Yes, me too. Also very new to NDVI. I post a Update on the NDVI App soon, which have more LUT comparisions aswell as some examples, and fixes... watch this space :-) CHerio Danie