This lesson is a template for creating geohackweek lessons.
It is based on the lesson template used in Data Carpentry and Software Carpentry workshops,
10:15 | GEE Access and JavaScript Tips |
How do I get an account?
What are some JavaScript basics? |
10:15 | Introduction to Google Earth Engine |
What is Google Earth Engine?
What are the strengths and limitations of this platform? |
10:20 | Code Editor |
What are the key features of the online code editor?
Where can I go for help while learning GEE? How do I search for and import datasets? How do I create, share and save scripts? |
10:40 | Accessing Satellite Imagery |
How do I acquire satellite imagery at regional scales?
How can I make image mosaics? How can I use vector data? How do I export images? |
11:05 | Temporal and Spatial Reducers |
How do I aggregate a time series of raster data over a time period?
How do I summarize data by vector regions? How do I export tabular data summaries? |
11:30 | Time Series |
How do I create a time series for a given location?
How can I plot that time series within Google Earth Engine? How do I make that plot interactive? |
12:00 | Lunch | |
13:00 | SAR Water Body Classification |
How do I track changes in inundated area?
How can I plot inundated area changes in Google Earth Engine? How do I make that plot interactive? |
13:35 | Wrap-Up |
What are the most important GEE resources?
Where do I find answers to my questions about GEE? What is happening under the hood in Earth Engine? |
13:40 | Bonus: Supervised Classification of Satellite Imagery |
What machine learning techniques are available in GEE?
How do I perform supervised classification of satellite imagery? How do I assess the accuracy of my classifier? How do I create my own geometries manually? |
13:40 | Finish |