I'm a python-qgis beginner.

I use to work with multi-band rasters. Each raster is made of images coming from satellite sensors acquired in different dates and stacked in order to build a multi temporal dataset.

Is it possible to produce a raster layer in wich each pixel has the minimum value that this pixel reaches in all the bands?

I mean, it is possible to produce the "layer of temporal minimum" of the multi-band raster?

I'm a python-qgis beginner.

I use to work with multi-band rasters. Each raster is made of images coming from satellite sensors acquired in different dates and stacked in order to build a multi temporal dataset.

Is it possible to produce a raster layer in which each pixel has the minimum value that this pixel reaches in all the bands?

I mean, it is possible to produce the "layer of temporal minimum" of the multi-band raster?

I'm a python-qgis beginner.

I use to work with multi-band rasters. Each raster is made of images coming from satellite sensors acquired in different dates and stacked in order to build a multi temporal dataset.

Is it possible to produce a raster layer in wich each pixel has the minimum value that this pixel reaches in all the bands?

I mean, it is possible to produce the "layer of temporal minimum" of the multi-band raster?

Thank you very much

I'm a python-qgis beginner.

I use to work with multi-band rasters. Each raster is made of images coming from satellite sensors acquired in different dates and stacked in order to build a multi temporal dataset.

Is it possible to produce a raster layer in wich each pixel has the minimum value that this pixel reaches in all the bands?

I mean, it is possible to produce the "layer of temporal minimum" of the multi-band raster?