Normalized Difference Water Index, 2015-2018
2024-02-26
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Normalized Difference Water Index, 2015-2018
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2024-02-26
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Johnson, Kris
kristofj@d.umn.edu
kristofj@d.umn.edu
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A Normalized Difference Water Index (NDWI) is an indicator of open water on the landscape.
It was developed at a 10 meter resolution using Google Earth Engine Sentinel-2 satellite imagery. For more information on the Sentinel-2 imagery: https://explorer.earthengine.google.com/#detail/COPERNICUS%2FS2
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https://code.earthengine.google.com/774e4ed152e4651971dc6e9456998d17
Methods: This is a composite image where each pixel is selected based on the NDWI function (Green-NIR/Green+NIR). This composite thus represents the highest NDWI for every pixel for that location captured by Sentinel-2.
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This data layer is an individual GeoTIFF files with a resolution of 10 meters.
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Development of this data was supported by a direct appropriation from the Minnesota State Legislature to the Natural Resources Research Institute as part of the Minnesota Mining and Water Innovation Initiative.
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Johnson, Kris. (2024). Normalized Difference Water Index, 2015-2018. Retrieved from the Data Repository for the University of Minnesota (DRUM), https://doi.org/10.13020/mvva-x666.
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