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Field data · Vineyard Vigor Dashboard

How the blocks are growing

At a glance

Latest reading and this season’s headline numbers for the selected block.

Season curves

Every season on a shared April–October axis, outlier-screened and smoothed (Savitzky–Golay) so residual cloud and smoke spikes don’t read as vine stress. Toggle years in the legend (it drives both charts); hover for values and dates. The freeze year is red; exact scene readings live in the baseline chart and the CSVs.

NDVI vine vigor · 10 m

NDRE canopy chlorophyll · 20 m · watch for late-season nutrient stress

Current season vs baseline

The latest season against its own prior-season, day-of-year baseline. Red dots mark flagged (two-in-a-row below the 10th percentile) readings.

Season outlook machine-learned projection

A Gaussian-process model trained on this block’s prior vine seasons (plus the season so far) projects NDVI through October. The shaded band is the model’s 80% range — it reflects how much past seasons varied, and it cannot see weather ahead. With only a season or two of vine history, treat it as provisional.

This season across blocks

All blocks together, smoothed like the season curves: if every curve dips at once the cause is shared (weather, heat, smoke); one curve dipping alone points at that block (irrigation, virus, damage).

Current vigor zone

The most recent complete-season vigor map for the selected block, one square per 10 m pixel. Zoning needs a full April–October season, so a new map appears here once each season ends. Low-vigor zones are where the vine was weakest — check those rows first on the next walk. Hover a pixel for its season-mean NDVI.

Vigor zones by season

Within-block zones on the real block outline, one square per 10 m pixel. Zones that hold their shape across years read as soil or rootstock; one-off zones read as management, irrigation, or damage. Hover a pixel for its season-mean NDVI.

Long-term history Landsat 8/9 · 30 m · since 2014

Growing-season (May–September) mean NDVI per year from Landsat — a different satellite at coarser resolution, so compare shapes across years rather than exact values against the Sentinel charts above. Years before the 2024 planting show the previous ground cover; the 2021 heat dome and the 2024 freeze year sit in this record. Hover a point for the number of clear scenes behind it.

Season features

Peak NDVI, its day of year, the May–September integral (NDVI·days), and green-up date. Click a header to sort.

Blocks planted in 2024, so seasons before then reflect the previous ground cover; baselines and “typical” comparisons respect each block’s baseline_start. Read early-season flags as provisional until more vine history accrues.