Hi @ed6543,

1. So basically a fis-request returns a JSON response with basic statistics of every band found in the layer that you specified.
   
   So in your case, the NDVI layer probably has 4 bands that is why you get C0/C1/C2/C3. C0 has statistics for band1, C1 has statistics for band2 …

I think it will be useful for you that your NDVI layer has only 1 band , and for that, you need to specify in the evalscript to output only 1 band which is the NDVI band. The evalscript in your configuration should be similar with what you have in the previous exampe

With that you should be getting NDVI statistics like these:

{ "C0": : { "date": "2020-10-22", "basicStats": { "min": -0.47557002305984497, "max": 0.8253000974655151, "mean": 0.20634875726239332, "stDev": 0.2131485379147961 } } ] }

2. The tiff image that you get contains the NDVI values .So yes you can extract the values. How did you try to extract the NDVI values ?

do you need only one value e.g mean NDVI for the designated area, then fis-request is sufficient .

I hope that helps

Best

Hi dorothyrono,

Whether to use FIShttps://www.sentinel-hub.com/develop/api/ogc/fis-request/ request, the output “bands” is 1, and the mean of basicstats in the output C0 object is the average NDVI value of the day I need.

Is it correct that some dates in the query interval do not return data?

Hi doronthyrono,

Use Python to extract NDVI data in tiff. When reading the data, an error appears, as shown in the following screenshot

Do you have any suggestions?

Hi @mily.mi

Is it correct that some dates in the query interval do not return data?

Yes, since sentinel 2 has a revisit time of 5 days see here so there are no images for certain dates

The evalscript that you used above does return 1 output band, but it is not the exact NDVI values that you need, it is just a visualization band . You can see this from your evaluatePixel() function. See the doumentation for the colormap visualizer here

To get the exact NDVI values that you need, just paste the evalscript below to your configuration

 //VERSION=3

function setup() {

  return {

    input: [{

      bands: [

        "B04",

        "B08",

      ]

    }],

    output: {

      bands: 1

    }

  }

}

function evaluatePixel(sample) {

  let ndvi = (sample.B08 - sample.B04) / (sample.B08 + sample.B04)

  return [ ndvi ]

} 

Do you have any suggestions?

The tiff image that you download with this Exact NDVI values using a floating point GeoTIFF API request , has only 1 band which is the NDVI band not 2, thats why you get the error when you try to read a second band.

Have a look at sentinel hub python package there are nice examples to follow, if you may want to use the python package instead.

I hope it helps

Best

Hi @dorothyrono ,

I tried the script that you used to get the NDVI values, and I can get the data. We have also checked the correctness of the data and everything looks good. Thank you for your help.