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# Exportar Imagens de Satélite como GeoTIFF ou GeoJSON

Exporte imagens de satélite como GeoTIFF ou GeoJSON para análise em GIS e fluxos de trabalho externos.

O GeoPard permite exportar imagens de satélite relacionadas às suas lavouras nos formatos GeoTIFF e GeoJSON.

## Interface de Exportação do Usuário

Vá para a página de Perfil do Talhão e selecione uma imagem.

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Selecione as opções de exportação: tipo, GeoJSON ou GeoTIFF, e o número de pixels com buffer.\
Depois, clique no **Download** botão.

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Os dados nos arquivos exportados dependem do provedor de imagens de satélite.

## Imagens Sentinel-2

Uma **imagem** Sentinel-2

1. *contém:* Banda1 (GeoTIFF) OU máscara (GeoJSON)
2. *explica se o pixel está localizado dentro do limite do talhão* Banda2 (GeoTIFF) *OU* *nir* (GeoJSON)
3. *representa a banda NIR* Banda2 (GeoTIFF) *Banda3 (GeoTIFF)* vermelho (GeoJSON)
4. *representa a banda VERMELHA* Banda2 (GeoTIFF) *Banda4 (GeoTIFF)* verde (GeoJSON)
5. *representa a banda VERDE* Banda2 (GeoTIFF) *Banda5 (GeoTIFF)* azul (GeoJSON)
6. *representa a banda AZUL* Banda2 (GeoTIFF) *Banda6 (GeoTIFF)* rededge (GeoJSON)
7. *representa a banda RED EDGE* Banda2 (GeoTIFF) *Banda7 (GeoTIFF)* *nir* swir

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## representa a banda SWIR

Uma **Imagens Landsat** Sentinel-2

1. *contém:* Banda1 (GeoTIFF) OU máscara (GeoJSON)
2. *Landsat* *nir* (GeoJSON)
3. *representa a banda NIR* Banda2 (GeoTIFF) *Banda3 (GeoTIFF)* vermelho (GeoJSON)
4. *representa a banda VERMELHA* Banda2 (GeoTIFF) *Banda4 (GeoTIFF)* verde (GeoJSON)
5. *representa a banda VERDE* Banda2 (GeoTIFF) *Banda5 (GeoTIFF)* azul (GeoJSON)

Banda2 (GeoTIFF) OU nir

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## É assim que a saída aparece no QGIS:

Uma **Imagens Planet** o derivado da imagem contém valores normalizados:

1. *Banda1 (GeoTIFF)* Banda2 (GeoTIFF) *máscara (GeoJSON)* Banda1 (GeoTIFF) OU máscara (GeoJSON)
2. *explica se o pixel está localizado dentro do limite do talhão* Banda2 (GeoTIFF) *Banda5 (GeoTIFF)* azul (GeoJSON)
3. *representa a banda NIR* Banda2 (GeoTIFF) *Banda4 (GeoTIFF)* verde (GeoJSON)
4. *representa a banda VERMELHA* Banda2 (GeoTIFF) *Banda3 (GeoTIFF)* vermelho (GeoJSON)
5. *representa a banda VERDE* Banda2 (GeoTIFF) *nir (GeoJSON)* (GeoJSON)

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