How to create Band Composite and Mosaic using Landsat 8 Data in ArcGIS Pro

How to create Band Composite and Mosaic using Landsat 8 Data in ArcGIS Pro

Band Composite:
A band composite is a technique used in remote sensing to create a new image by combining multiple bands of data from a satellite or sensor. Each band represents a specific wavelength of light, capturing different information about the Earth's surface. By merging these bands into a single composite image, we can enhance specific features and reveal patterns that may not be visible in individual bands alone. Common band composites include RGB (Red, Green, Blue) composites, which mimic the colors our eyes perceive, and False Color composites, which use non-visible bands to highlight different surface properties like vegetation health or water content.


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