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Hallo i am trying to caclulate a variable MedOC3 and NDWI. Then i want to do an if then else

and return the result of MedOC3 (when NDWI>=0) . I am trying to implement the following code but it doesn t work.

var R_443_560=B01/B03

var R_490_560=B02/B03

var MBR=Math.log10(Math.max(R_443_560,R_490_560))

var NDWI=(B03-B08)/(B03+B08)

if NDWI>=0 {

MedOC3=Math.pow(10,(0.38-3.688MBR+1.036MBR2+1.616*MBR3+1.328*MBR**4))

}

return [MedOC3]

Any ideas?

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The concept is just fine, but there are quite a few errors in the script.

This should work:

var R_443_560=B01/B03

var R_490_560=B02/B03

var MBR=Math.log10(Math.max(R_443_560,R_490_560))

var NDWI=(B03-B08)/(B03+B08)

var MedOC3=0

if (NDWI>=0) {

MedOC3=Math.pow(10,(0.38-3.688*MBR+1.036*MBR*2+1.616*MBR*3+1.328*MBR*4))

}

return [MedOC3]

Thanks for your reply. Is it possible to have NaN value where NDWI<0 instead of zero?

Also i would like to use a visualization for the MedOC3 variable such as ColorGradientVisualizer.createBlueRed(minVal, maxVal) how i can do that?

Thanks in adavance.

GeoTiff or JPG/PNG formats do not work well with NaN as far as I know.

If you are looking for transparency, I suggest you check this FAQ:
https://www.sentinel-hub.com/faq/how-can-i-make-some-pixels-transparent

For blue/red you can do something along these lines (configuring min/max appropriately):

var R_443_560=B01/B03

var R_490_560=B02/B03

var MBR=Math.log10(Math.max(R_443_560,R_490_560))

var NDWI=(B03-B08)/(B03+B08)

var MedOC3=0

if (NDWI>=0) {

MedOC3=Math.pow(10,(0.38-3.688*MBR+1.036*MBR*2+1.616*MBR*3+1.328*MBR*4))

}



let minVal = 0;

let maxVal = 10.0;

let viz = ColorGradientVisualizer.createBlueRed();



return viz.process(MedOC3);

Thank you for your answers. Is it possible to use a visualizer such as ColorGradientVisualizer.createWhiteGreen() but use logarithmic scale instead of linear?

You can use colorBlend function and set the values/thresholds as you like it.

See this faq:
https://www.sentinel-hub.com/faq/how-blend-index-value-between-two-or-more-colors-using-custom-script