Dear Mr.De Jong thanks a lot for sharing the very useful Video, for sure i will let my colleagues in NAWARA to follow up your RUclips channel and get benefit from your nice teaching and excellent explanation
It is very useful information and your efforts that were exerted to provide this are highly appreciated. Could you please provide the video to download the data, I would appreciate it more.
Dear Afrah, you are most welcome! The link to the website and app is in the description below the video, but to save you some time here it is: Link to JRC website: global-surface-water.appspot.com/#features Link to maps used in this video: global-surface-water.appspot.com/map All the best, Andreas
@@GeosearchInternational Dear Andreas, I tried to download the data through a python script that provided in the website of the data, unfortunately, I couldn't as I got syntax errors in the code. Just I was wondering, did you try to download this data? Could you please advise me! Your reply and help will be quite appreciated.
Dear Afrah, I have not tried the python script but there is an easier way. Please watch the next video in the QGIS playlist to see how download and present the data: ruclips.net/video/ybo_w3SDIbI/видео.html All the best, Andreas
Thank you so much for such a nice and informative video. I am looking for the 'Next' video where the data has been downloaded in QGIS for further analysis. It would so nice of you, if any link is shared. Thank you so Much. Prof. Biswas, from Burdwan, INDIA
Dear Prof. Biswas, I'm glad you liked the video. I have put all the QGIS videos in a playlist. Here is the link: ruclips.net/p/PLp1lK6n-xb5Pqm6JmiwORjm8vuK5g2yf1 All the best, Andreas
@@GeosearchInternational Thank you so much Dear Andreas. This information is really important and much needed. We used to invest lot of time to prepare the data (& often leave scope of error) on changing water and get little scope to interpret the reasons behind. By using this database, we can do a lot of good research. Thank you so much again.
Dear Prof. Biswas, You are right. This dataset is really useful, and powerful to see how rivers and lakes have changed over time. All the best, Andreas
Hi Irfan, May I ask what you need this information for? If you want to design solar panels, you could have a look at the Global Solar Atlas: globalsolaratlas.info/map?c=31.056571,12.913991,4&s=48.162396,17.468602&m=site If you are interested in evaporation rates, check out my videos on MODIS ET: Introduction: ruclips.net/video/3r_6il0EViw/видео.html Practical: ruclips.net/video/cUAtYyGI9mI/видео.html All the best, Andreas
@@GeosearchInternational Hi, Sir, very glad to receive your response, Sir I'm working on climate change. I have required net sun hours daily/ monthly data for ETo (evapotranspiration) calculation. Thank you very much.
Hi Irfan, for sunshine hours I just use an equation in Excel which is based on the latitude of the location. However, nowadays I go straight to the MODIS evapotranspiration dataset, which is based on the Penman Monteith method and seems to be quite accurate. All the best, Andreas
Dear Mr.De Jong thanks a lot for sharing the very useful Video, for sure i will let my colleagues in NAWARA to follow up your RUclips channel and get benefit from your nice teaching and excellent explanation
It's my pleasure! All the best, Andreas
Thank you for such a clear explanation
@syedahmedshah4402 you are welcome! all the best, Andreas
It is very useful information and your efforts that were exerted to provide this are highly appreciated. Could you please provide the video to download the data, I would appreciate it more.
Dear Afrah, you are most welcome! The link to the website and app is in the description below the video, but to save you some time here it is:
Link to JRC website: global-surface-water.appspot.com/#features
Link to maps used in this video: global-surface-water.appspot.com/map
All the best, Andreas
@@GeosearchInternational Dear Andreas, you are right and so sorry that I didn't pay attention. Anyway, many thanks for your informative reply.
Welcome! All the best, Andreas
@@GeosearchInternational Dear Andreas, I tried to download the data through a python script that provided in the website of the data, unfortunately, I couldn't as I got syntax errors in the code. Just I was wondering, did you try to download this data? Could you please advise me! Your reply and help will be quite appreciated.
Dear Afrah, I have not tried the python script but there is an easier way. Please watch the next video in the QGIS playlist to see how download and present the data: ruclips.net/video/ybo_w3SDIbI/видео.html
All the best, Andreas
Hi, Thank you so much for your presentation. Please, how can I access the water surface for specific years and months?
You are welcome. Yes it is possible, but the only way I have found is via Google Earth Engine. All the best, Andreas
Thank you so much for such a nice and informative video. I am looking for the 'Next' video where the data has been downloaded in QGIS for further analysis. It would so nice of you, if any link is shared. Thank you so Much. Prof. Biswas, from Burdwan, INDIA
Dear Prof. Biswas,
I'm glad you liked the video. I have put all the QGIS videos in a playlist. Here is the link:
ruclips.net/p/PLp1lK6n-xb5Pqm6JmiwORjm8vuK5g2yf1
All the best, Andreas
@@GeosearchInternational Thank you so much Dear Andreas. This information is really important and much needed. We used to invest lot of time to prepare the data (& often leave scope of error) on changing water and get little scope to interpret the reasons behind. By using this database, we can do a lot of good research. Thank you so much again.
Dear Prof. Biswas, You are right. This dataset is really useful, and powerful to see how rivers and lakes have changed over time. All the best, Andreas
how to download daily sun hour data of any location, please record a detail video on it. thank you sir.
Hi Irfan,
May I ask what you need this information for?
If you want to design solar panels, you could have a look at the Global Solar Atlas: globalsolaratlas.info/map?c=31.056571,12.913991,4&s=48.162396,17.468602&m=site
If you are interested in evaporation rates, check out my videos on MODIS ET:
Introduction: ruclips.net/video/3r_6il0EViw/видео.html
Practical: ruclips.net/video/cUAtYyGI9mI/видео.html
All the best, Andreas
@@GeosearchInternational Hi, Sir,
very glad to receive your response, Sir I'm working on climate change. I have required net sun hours daily/ monthly data for ETo (evapotranspiration) calculation. Thank you very much.
Hi Irfan, for sunshine hours I just use an equation in Excel which is based on the latitude of the location. However, nowadays I go straight to the MODIS evapotranspiration dataset, which is based on the Penman Monteith method and seems to be quite accurate. All the best, Andreas
@@GeosearchInternational Yes Sir Thank you very much.
Welcome! All the best, Andreas