alikilic9
- Feb 20
- 2 min read

Online Raster Calculator & Remote Sensing Image Analysis

I tried to develop a raster calculator with this software that working at client-side. Of course, it will be difficult to work with large files, but for a 50MB file, I can't say that I expected the analysis process. It may vary with the hardware specifications of your computer.

Demo : https://rastercalculator.gislayer.com/

Github : https://github.com/gislayer/Online-Raster-Calculator

Sample Data :

sugla_golu

.zip

Download ZIP • 7.33MB

This feature has been taken from GISLayer's Web Based GIS Software and rearranged via a special web page. It is made publicly available as a guide for those writing similar apps as open source.

You can also submit your suggestions to us with the "Feedback" button on the website. This software will now develop in an open source manner. Announced to software developers who want to join us

Data Loading Methods

This feature only works for .tif and .geotiff files. We added to package.json The geotiff.js library for used to read these files. Also Thank you to the creators of this library.

Laoding From Computer
Loading From URL

Available Satellite Images

We have added commonly used satellite images to the system, but if there is a satellite image you want to add, please contact us with the band information of this image.

We will add a Custom calculator so that you can use remote sensing images, where you know the band order and how to use it.

Sentinel-2 MSI
Landsat 5 TM
Landsat 8 OLI
BGRI
IBGR

Remote Sensing Analysis

We know that not every analysis is here. We want you to know that we are open to user suggestions. We have added familiar image analyzes to the software. We will also add here a calculator tool for custom satellite images.

NDVI : Normalized difference vegetation index
NDWI : Normalized difference water index
NBR : Normalized Burn Ratio
NPCRI : The Normalized Pigment Chlorophyll Ratio Index
NDSI : The Normalized Difference Snow Index
NDGI : Normalized Difference Greenness Index
NDMI : Normalized Difference Moisture Index

Analysis of Single Bands

After uploading the tif file, the existing bands will be listed above. On the top right of the software, there are color palettes (plotty library). You can get an idea of your analysis by choosing the color palette that suits you and looking at the legend scale. When you hover over the band buttons, a popup will show you what information the band has.