Who can use this feature
Editors of a project within a Professional or Pro + workspace.
Selection requirements for tool to work
Any of the following layers:
Indices (e.g. NDVI, Greenness index...)
DSM, DTM, height
Slope
Classify thresholds lets you turn continuous data into clear, meaningful categories from your drone or satellite images.
Instead of working with raw spectral index values (NDVI, greenness index etc), you can define your own threshold ranges (for example low, medium, high) and see those classes mapped across your data. This makes it much easier to interpret patterns, compare areas, and communicate results to non-technical stakeholders.
You’re in control of:
How many classes you want;
Where the boundaries sit; and
How to label those classes.
This is especially useful when you need to:
Identify areas above or below meaningful ecological or operational limits;
Standardise classifications across sites or surveys; and
Produce outputs that are easy to explain, justify, and reuse.
Select your index layer
Click the
Classify thresholdsbutton from the context toolbar (or access via the toolbox under Analysis > Classify thresholds)Choose your number of threshold categories (five are set as default)
Optionally change the following
Colour ramp or individual category colours
Threshold values to suit your data
The labels for your final categories
Click
Run
