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The document outlines a project for analyzing vegetation changes using NDVI thresholding with Landsat images from 2000, 2010, and 2020. It includes steps for selecting and clipping images, calculating NDVI, classifying the images based on provided thresholds, calculating class areas, interpreting results, and exporting data. A table of NDVI thresholds for various land use/land cover (LULC) types is also provided, along with references for the thresholds.

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The document outlines a project for analyzing vegetation changes using NDVI thresholding with Landsat images from 2000, 2010, and 2020. It includes steps for selecting and clipping images, calculating NDVI, classifying the images based on provided thresholds, calculating class areas, interpreting results, and exporting data. A table of NDVI thresholds for various land use/land cover (LULC) types is also provided, along with references for the thresholds.

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Problem 01: Vegetation Change Analysis using NDVI Thresholding

• Select Landsat Image Collection: From the Google Earth Engine (GEE) Data Catalog,
select an appropriate Landsat image collection for a specific month of your choice for
the years 2000, 2010, and 2020.
• Clip Images: Clip each image to a district or watershed boundary of your choice.
• Calculate NDVI: Compute the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) for all
three years.
• Classify NDVI: Classify each NDVI image based on the threshold values provided in
the given table.
• Calculate Class Areas: For each year, calculate the area of each NDVI class.
• Interpret Results: Interpret the changes in vegetation patterns across the three
years.
• Export Data: Export the classified NDVI images to Google Drive.

LULC NDVI Threshold Reference


Water -0.046 Bisrat & Berhanu, 2018; Dalezios et al., 2001
Bare Soil 0.25 Ding et al., 2016; Thorat et al., 2015
Sparse Vegetation 0.35 Thorat et al., 2015
Moderate Vegetation 0.5 Bisrat & Berhanu, 2018; Dalezios et al., 2001
Dense Vegetation 1 Dalezios et al., 2001

Note: You may also choose alternative NDVI threshold values based on your understanding
of the study region and supported by relevant references.

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