Getting Started with Google Earth Engine
Here's a Colab tutorial (and video!) where I translate GEE into normal GIS language and walk through all of the basics you need to start finding and analyzing data today!
Here's a Colab tutorial (and video!) where I translate GEE into normal GIS language and walk through all of the basics you need to start finding and analyzing data today!
With this Colab notebook tutorial, you will learn how to extract, analyze, and plot ET, PET, precipitation, and streamflow data for any USGS gauged watershed!
Watch my presentation at UT's "Water, Climate, and Energy" seminar last month, where I describe the motivation and results behind our recent paper, published in Nature in September. You can read more about that project, as well as access the resulting data, here.
Here's a quick tutorial on two ways I commonly extract timeseries data from Google Earth Engine: (1) Using the geemap package, and (2) using a manual loop (slow but functional). Here I try out these methods on a variety of evapotranspiration datasets. To see these methods in-action (and consolidated into functions), check out my watershed tutorial.