the video is very good but the data seems strange to me, if we look at the desert areas it seems that it didn't take many days until it rains (atacama desert for example), even though the rain has been minimal, I think they should spend more days in those areas, we can look at the sahara desert too, can you find some mistake? Thank you.
Very nice! But how can I adapt iterate to calculate areas for multiple states in a country and give me a spreadsheet of respective areas? I'm having trouble calculating for the whole country, since my image has 500 m resolution, and GEE returns an error saying that it has many pixels.
Thanks, this is very clear. I am new at GEE, I am unable to figure out the code that iterates between different satelite collections e.g. lst, prec and gpp image collections specific range values that i have. The result should extract pixels with those values specified in the different satellite image collections. Any ideas are welcome.
there is no requirements for it, because these all computations done by google servers. You just need computer with good internet connection. Good Luck
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the video is very good but the data seems strange to me, if we look at the desert areas it seems that it didn't take many days until it rains (atacama desert for example), even though the rain has been minimal, I think they should spend more days in those areas, we can look at the sahara desert too, can you find some mistake? Thank you.
Very nice! But how can I adapt iterate to calculate areas for multiple states in a country and give me a spreadsheet of respective areas? I'm having trouble calculating for the whole country, since my image has 500 m resolution, and GEE returns an error saying that it has many pixels.
Thanks, this is very clear. I am new at GEE, I am unable to figure out the code that iterates between different satelite collections e.g. lst, prec and gpp image collections specific range values that i have. The result should extract pixels with those values specified in the different satellite image collections. Any ideas are welcome.
Perhaps in the iterate function (or even map function could be sufficient) you can reference to an image of the same date in the other collection?
Very useful. However, how can I use such methodology in order to sum up all images of an image collection? (without using .sum() and reducers...)
Can someone please tell me the requirements to run Google Earth engine on both windows and Mac?
there is no requirements for it, because these all computations done by google servers. You just need computer with good internet connection. Good Luck
great