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MicaSense RedEdge Camera Gegevensverwerking

QimingChen

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1. Kan Drone2Map Radiometrische Verwerking en Kalibratie uitvoeren om stralingsintensiteit te verkrijgen en de MicaSense Reflectance Calibration Panel<\/SPAN> te gebruiken om reflectantiewaarden te krijgen zoals Pix4D? <\/P><\/P>2. De vegetatie- en bodemindices worden berekend op basis van ruwe pixelwaarden (digitale getallen) in Drone2Map. Dit maakt vergelijking van gegevens van verschillende gebieden en/of verschillende acquisitiedata niet mogelijk. Het zou beter zijn als we deze indices kunnen berekenen met behulp van de reflectantiewaarden.<\/SPAN><\/P><\/P>3. Na gegevensverwerking zijn alleen gegevens in de rode, groene, blauwe en NIR-banden beschikbaar. Waarom zijn de gegevens van de Red Edge-band NIET beschikbaar/zichtbaar? <\/SPAN><\/P><\/P>4. Volgens de online helpdocumenten van Drone2Map is er een Image Information Pane onder de Tools-groep op het tabblad Analyse, maar ik kon het niet vinden.<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

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CodyBinkelheim

I'm sorry I did not see this question for 10 months. No, the software cannot autopopulate the % reflectance value for the panel. Your drone will record an image, with brightness levels in the range of 0..255 assuming an 8 bit sensor. The calibration process is seeking to answer "What is the average pixel value on the image when it views a gray object with [for example] 50% reflectance?"

This provides a data point to convert pixel values from 0..255 into values representing percent reflectance. (It is generally assumed that 0% reflectance would result in a pixel value of 0, so these two reference points define the linear equation from pixels to reflectance - but this depends on the specific drone and camera. Esri implements calibration calculations recommended by the manufacturer, so we follow their specifications for this process).

FranciscoCáceresClavero

I am very inexperienced in these questions, but I believe that in the "Average Panel Reflectance" field you must enter the value that appears on the QR of the calibration panel of your Micasense, corresponding to the spectral band that is being calibrated. When you enter this value and click OK, you return to the previous window with the value of the calculated reflectance factor. Could someone confirm that this is done like this?

I have a question as to whether the unit of measurement for the "Average Panel Reflectance" that appears in the Micasense panel is the same one that must be entered in the "Average Panel Reflectance" field in D2M.

thomash_geoowl

Thank you for the resources. When I follow the provided steps, I sketch an area on the target image as prompted. However, instead of the software calculating the Average Panel Reflectance, I am prompted with "Enter the average reflectance value for the panel" rather than "Click OK to calculate the reflectance value" as shown in the links you provided. From your links it seems this value should be auto-populated once I sketch the polygon.

CodyBinkelheim

Hi, sorry I did not see these messages long ago. It's right here in the Help

https://doc.arcgis.com/en/drone2map/latest/help/radiometric-calibration.htm

was also available in v2022.1

https://doc.arcgis.com/en/drone2map/2022.1/help/radiometric-calibration.htm

thomash_geoowl

Hi Taren,

Any updates to this functionality one year later? I just spent a good amount of time prepping a multispectral project only to discover I cannot do radiometric calibration because the tool does not calculate Average Panel Reflectance when using images of calibration targets. Seems odd to put all the work into creating the tool, only to leave it hanging for years without repair.

Thank you,

Thomas

Taren_Esri

Hi Jeff. At this time, there are no options for radiometric correction within Drone2Map. We do expect to see this functionality added in a future release due to popular demand. In the meantime, I generally recommend performing this work in ArcGIS Pro

JeffClark2

I am also interested in hearing if this has been resolved. I see that the D2M Processing Report has a section called "Camera Radiometric Correction", but I don't see any way to actually preform the correction. The help page on how to decipher the Processing Report doesn't explain it and should be updated.

GISArchbold

Did you find a solution to your first question, on if Drone2Map will do the calibration using the reflectance panel? If it doesn't, how do you calibrate it before processing in Drone2Map?

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