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What is a NDVI camera?
Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) is a measurement of the amount of live (green) vegetation in a specific area and is commonly used for agricultural assessment.
NDVI is a simple method to indicate the health of vegetation. When near infrared hits the leaf of a healthy plant it is reflected back into the atmosphere. As the amount of chlorophyll produced in a plant decreases, less near infrared is reflected. This can be used to see the overall health of a crop. The NDVI algorithm compares the reflected intensities of near infrared (NIR) and visible light.
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