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Create a binary output raster using an algorithm of reflectance indices


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I'm attempting to create a binary output raster in ArcMap based on an algorithm that uses three different reflectance index rasters I've already created from Landsat 5 data (mNDWI, NDVI, and EVI)the identify surface water pixels. The algorithm I need to apply is:



(mNDWI-NDVI>0 OR mNDWI-EVI>0) AND (EVI<0.1)



I need every pixel that the expression is true for to = 1, and every other pixel to = 0.



I tried stacking the three index rasters using the Composite Bands tool and then using the Band Arithmetic raster function, but the algorithm was invalid.



Is there a way to accomplish this in ArcMap?









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    I'm attempting to create a binary output raster in ArcMap based on an algorithm that uses three different reflectance index rasters I've already created from Landsat 5 data (mNDWI, NDVI, and EVI)the identify surface water pixels. The algorithm I need to apply is:



    (mNDWI-NDVI>0 OR mNDWI-EVI>0) AND (EVI<0.1)



    I need every pixel that the expression is true for to = 1, and every other pixel to = 0.



    I tried stacking the three index rasters using the Composite Bands tool and then using the Band Arithmetic raster function, but the algorithm was invalid.



    Is there a way to accomplish this in ArcMap?









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      I'm attempting to create a binary output raster in ArcMap based on an algorithm that uses three different reflectance index rasters I've already created from Landsat 5 data (mNDWI, NDVI, and EVI)the identify surface water pixels. The algorithm I need to apply is:



      (mNDWI-NDVI>0 OR mNDWI-EVI>0) AND (EVI<0.1)



      I need every pixel that the expression is true for to = 1, and every other pixel to = 0.



      I tried stacking the three index rasters using the Composite Bands tool and then using the Band Arithmetic raster function, but the algorithm was invalid.



      Is there a way to accomplish this in ArcMap?









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      I'm attempting to create a binary output raster in ArcMap based on an algorithm that uses three different reflectance index rasters I've already created from Landsat 5 data (mNDWI, NDVI, and EVI)the identify surface water pixels. The algorithm I need to apply is:



      (mNDWI-NDVI>0 OR mNDWI-EVI>0) AND (EVI<0.1)



      I need every pixel that the expression is true for to = 1, and every other pixel to = 0.



      I tried stacking the three index rasters using the Composite Bands tool and then using the Band Arithmetic raster function, but the algorithm was invalid.



      Is there a way to accomplish this in ArcMap?







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