An example ROI statistics file is below (for display purposes the lines have been broken with a '\' character):
#
# ROI color statistics timeseries for coweeta
#
# Site: coweeta
# Veg Type: DB
# ROI ID Number: 1000
# Lat: 35.0592
# Lon: -83.4275
# Elev: 680
# UTC Offset: -5
# Resize Flag: False
# Version: 1
# Creation Date: 2018-10-09
# Creation Time: 19:10:55
# Update Date: 2020-03-31
# Update Time: 04:24:26
#
date,local_std_time,doy,filename,solar_elev,exposure,awbflag,mask_index,gcc,rcc,r_mean,r_std,\
r_5_qtl,r_10_qtl,r_25_qtl,r_50_qtl,r_75_qtl,r_90_qtl,r_95_qtl,g_mean,g_std,g_5_qtl,\
g_10_qtl,g_25_qtl,g_50_qtl,g_75_qtl,g_90_qtl,g_95_qtl,b_mean,b_std,b_5_qtl,b_10_qtl,\
b_25_qtl,b_50_qtl,b_75_qtl,b_90_qtl,b_95_qtl,r_g_correl,g_b_correl,b_r_correl
2011-04-14,06:01:32,104,coweeta_2011_04_14_060132.jpg,-0.51068,NA,NA,1,0.33265,0.33957,48.46301,20.88536,\
13,22,35,48,61,74,83,47.47462,19.77350,15,23,35,47,59,72,81,46.78017,18.04348,18,25,\
35,46,57,69,78,0.97237,0.92784,0.89355
2011-04-14,06:31:32,104,coweeta_2011_04_14_063132.jpg,5.01022,NA,NA,1,0.32749,0.32116,46.13224,22.80566,\
8,17,31,46,60,75,85,47.04234,22.00127,11,19,33,46,60,75,85,50.47006,19.66439,20,27,\
38,49,62,75,85,0.98243,0.92852,0.90161
2011-04-14,07:01:32,104,coweeta_2011_04_14_070132.jpg,11.03875,NA,NA,1,0.33043,0.41139,70.78856,31.73934,\
22,32,49,68,90,112,127,56.85786,29.7311,6,11,21,36,54,75,96,110,44.42509,25.28043,8,15,\
27,41,59,78,90,0.99034,0.96078,0.94136
Comments lines at the beginning of the file are preceeded with '# ' and include some basic site metadata along with creation and update dates and times. (The long lines have been broken up here with a '\' character for display only.)
The columns in the file are described below:
date
: local date for imagelocal_std_time
: local standard timedoy
: day of yearfilename
: filenamesolar_elev
: solar elevation angleexposure
: exposure - if availableawbflag
: auto-white-balance flag - 0 if AWB disabled, 1 if AWB enabledmask_index
: index into mask listgcc
: gcc value for the ROI for this image (as defined above)r_mean
: mean red digital number (DN) over the ROIr_std
: standard deviation of red DN over ROIr_5_qtl,r_10_qtl,r_25_qtl,r_50_qtl,r_75_qtl,r_90_qtl,r_95_qtl
: the 5,10,...,90,95 quantile values of the red DN values over the ROIg_mean,g_std,g_5_qtl,g_10_qtl,g_25_qtl,g_50_qtl,g_75_qtl,g_90_qtl,g_95_qtl
: same as above for green DN'sb_mean,b_std,b_5_qtl,b_10_qtl,b_25_qtl,b_50_qtl,b_75_qtl,b_90_qtl,b_95_qtl
: same as above for blue DN'sr_g_correl
: correlation coefficient between red and green pixels within ROIg_b_correl
: correlation coefficient between green and blue pixels within ROIb_r_correl
: correlation coefficient between blue and red pixels within ROIThis file corresponds to data_record_3. The standard products are produced using python scripting language. A notebook showing the extraction of these values for a single image/mask pair is shown in a Jupyter notebook here .