I dont have the options for Jenks. Ive created an NDVI from a multi spectral image I can pick my color ramp and get it to look correct but I only can pick "equal interval" "Continuous" or "Quartile" Im using Version 3.10.14. Any ideas?
Greetings Nick. I believe that you're trying to do a symbolization scheme using "single-band pseudocolor" for a raster with real (decimal) values. Is that correct? For continuous phenomena like this, especially in raster, Jenks isn't a baked-in option. Instead, they provide you with different options for how to spread the color across all of the pixels/cells. Jenks and the options mentioned in this video are specifically for symbolizing vector data with numerical values. If you'd like to do a quick screenshare, feel free to contact me via my website and we could jump on Zoom for 10 minutes. Best of luck! www.rhumbline.us
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I dont have the options for Jenks. Ive created an NDVI from a multi spectral image I can pick my color ramp and get it to look correct but I only can pick "equal interval" "Continuous" or "Quartile" Im using Version 3.10.14. Any ideas?
Greetings Nick. I believe that you're trying to do a symbolization scheme using "single-band pseudocolor" for a raster with real (decimal) values. Is that correct? For continuous phenomena like this, especially in raster, Jenks isn't a baked-in option. Instead, they provide you with different options for how to spread the color across all of the pixels/cells. Jenks and the options mentioned in this video are specifically for symbolizing vector data with numerical values. If you'd like to do a quick screenshare, feel free to contact me via my website and we could jump on Zoom for 10 minutes. Best of luck! www.rhumbline.us