Closed Hisschao closed 2 years ago
can you send a GEE link ?
oh, I see what you mean by very low then. I fact this is due to the use of "system:time_start" that is the time encoded in millisecond, if you want the derivate in second simply multiply by 1000, same for per days multiply by 8.64e7, etc.
Thank you for your answer.
Thank you for your patience with my question. Another question I want to ask is: How do I get the first derivative of the VI time series when I use a filter other than SG (eg harmonic model)?
d1 IS the first derivative !!
Thank you, if SG is not used as a filter, can d1 be used as the first derivative?
sure but it's not the derivate of the raw signal, it's the derivate of the filtered signal
The d_1_ndvi value after sg filtering is very small, what is the reason for this?