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Google App Engine Python Training Day 2
Aug 13, 2024
Google App Engine Python Program - Day 2 Notes
Overview
Course focused on learning Google App Engine platform using the Python API.
This is the second day of the online training program.
Key Topics Covered
1. Importing Shape Files
How to import shape files in Google App Engine using Python API.
Two types of shape files to use:
Google App Engine datasets (e.g., international boundaries).
Local storage shape files created on your computer.
Required file extensions: .shp, .shx, .prj, .dbf.
2. Creating NDVI Map
Introduction to the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI).
Steps to create NDVI maps using Google App Engine:
Import Shape File
: Use shape files for specific regions.
Install Necessary Packages
:
Install
geemap
package using
pip install geemap
.
Import
ee
(Earth Engine package) which is pre-installed.
Authenticate
: Generate and use verification code to authenticate the account.
3. Using MODIS Data for NDVI
How to use MODIS data to create NDVI maps.
Find MODIS NDVI datasets in Google Earth Engine catalog:
Example dataset: 16-day 250 m resolution NDVI data.
4. Filtering Data
Filtering dataset for specific conditions (e.g., year 2021).
Use functions like
filterDate
and
select
to work with datasets.
5. Statistical Analysis
Using the
reduce
function to calculate average NDVI.
Clipping the NDVI map to show results for specific regions.
6. Visualization
Adding visualization parameters to make NDVI maps interpretable.
Example of visualizing NDVI results on a map.
7. Working with Different Countries
Ability to filter datasets by country names (e.g., Bangladesh, India, Pakistan).
Accessing country boundary shape files using table IDs.
8. Uploading Custom Shape Files
Steps to upload custom shape files to Google App Engine.
Create shape files using software like ArcMap and uploading required files.
9. Discussion on Future Classes
Upcoming lessons on Landsat and Sentinel imagery for NDVI creation.
Introduction to vegetation health index (VHI) and other remote sensing analyses.
Conclusion
Questions and doubts were invited from students.
Emphasis on understanding the processes and methodology for remote sensing analysis using Google App Engine.
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