This code base is collection of codes that are freely available for google earth engine. This is the collection of tutorials prepared by multiple individuals that were shared publicly as documents for learning purposes. These documents has been converted to web pages and are made easy access to the normal users via web page.

Penman-Monteith-Leuning Evapotranspiration on GEE

Mapping wetland hydrological dynamics using Google Earth Engine (GEE)

A JavaScript code developed in Google Earth Engine (GEE) Platform to Detect Flooded Area along with Affected Population

✨🗺️ Snazzy basemaps and Font Awesome icons in the Earth Engine code editor

Google Earth Engine practice

An open-source web tool for automatic shoreline mapping and analysis using satellite imagery.

GEE script collection from my works

Build and run unit tests in the Earth Engine code editor

Google Earth Engine function to compute Temperature-Vegetation Dryness Index (TVDI)

Googgle Earth Engine App: 3D Wetlands App

GEE code for national-scale land cover classification using Sentinel imagery

The Short-term Forest Change Tool (STFC) is a Google Earth Engine script created by the Spring 2020 Costa Rica and Panama Ecological Forecasting team. The main scope of the software is to display changes in vegetation of forested areas and identify regions of possible deforestation.

GEE codes to correct the radiometric effects (caused by the local incidence angle) in Sentinel-1 SAR data. Attachment for the article in Remote Sensing: Paluba et al. (2021): "Land Cover-Specific Local Incidence Angle Correction: A Method for Time-Series Analysis of Forest Ecosystems" (https://www.mdpi.com/1093660).

GEE Javascript API scripts to obtain the number of cloudless observations (using Landsat 4, 5, 7, 8 and Sentinel-2)

Flood mapping and damage assessment in GEE

Google Earth Engine Application in the field of Climate change and Earth system monitoring by analysing climatic, physical and biophysical data.

The Supervised Land Cover Classification (SLaCC) tool is a Google Earth Engine script created by the Summer 2019 Southern Maine Health and Air Quality Team. It uses NASA Earth observations, the National Land Cover Database, land cover classification training data, and a shapefile of Cumberland County, Maine, USA. The goal of the project was to e…

Half-hourly IMERG rainfall during landslide event