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Hello. Here it is. Good Luck and Enjoy Cheers code.earthengine.google.com/9bcaf207cfa4847af6ac18e150081080

Hi there. Here it is Good Luck and enjoy - code.earthengine.google.com/221899c65cf2dfc5aa895b85124ec957

Morning For Sure See the following. Hope it works etc Enjoy code.earthengine.google.com/060ec5ec66618a91fef4f7bd6d0934f0

Hello my Friend. This is an interesting question. To be honest I don't know. Will have to study the datasets etc. Let em see if anything. Cheers

Many Thanks. Thanks for yoru support

Hi my Friend. Not sure I understand??? Do you mean I must change "Remote Sensing Video 1 | My First AI-Generated Remote Sensing Video WOW | View From Space" What do you suggest I use. Thanks

@@ViewFromSpace4506 I mean , it is great if you work on water quality like BOD WATER, EC WATER , TURBIDITY WATER ..... Or SOIL QUALITY like organic matter , organic carbon , ph soil , co2 soil (0 _200cm in Earth engine catalog ) ❤❤❤

@@Ramilacookware Cheers. Just playing around with the videos. Not linked to any specific items. So this is a general video on remote sensing. Once I am better then I will do videos on specific items like you suggest. Cheers

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Hi No problem. Here it is Enjoy code.earthengine.google.com/3d187e39ed4e42b576e95317b307adff

Here we go. All the best Cheers code.earthengine.google.com/bf8f394fd097c4ef49703503421bf304

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Hi my FRiend. Here is the link to the code. Hope it works now. Cheers code.earthengine.google.com/0e20d607d1cf40aed5126780b489d068

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Hi Good Morning. Here is the link. Hope it works etc. Cheers and Enjoy code.earthengine.google.com/8fe0dfc8965e121525bb0879760b9391

Use the source code. Maybe it help. Otherwise send me the error. Cheers code.earthengine.google.com/0af57e2f218f5ef2c9813284d808c660

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Hi Hello - What do you want to do???? Is it land use land cover classification??? or is it regression??? Please advise.

@@ViewFromSpace4506 hi good morning, for regression of air pollution, thank you🙏

@@Ramilacookware Mornings, Yes You can. Have a look at my Tut 109, 110 and 111. That should help. Let me know. Cheers

Hi my Friend. Yes indeed. You can use max reducer. Also min reducer etc. Just replace mean/median/sum to max. Cheers

Hi my friend. Please find link to the code - Enjoy and Cheers code.earthengine.google.com/fd0666ec26328c1842155b07e1529838

@@ViewFromSpace4506 thank you. Is it possible the lecture of fire detetion?

@@user-vj2sq6cn9z Thanks. Good Idea. Yes I will do that. Just a couple of GeoDa videos and then Fire. I wrote a fire detection article for a South Korean newspaper focusing on North Korea. It was very interesting. Thanks

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Hi Good Morning. Most happy to send you the files etc. Please send me an email. I will email you the files etc. ecoreports@gmail.com Cheers

Hello my Friend. Not problem. Please send me an email to ecoreports@gmail.com. Will email with pleasure. Cheers

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Hi, This sounds plausible. It might just work. Have you tried it??? What would such a term be??? Maybe weather related??? Or maybe a dummy variable??? One will have to play around with it.

Hello Many Thanks. Here is the link. Please remember to upload your ROI etc. code.earthengine.google.com/a6b97075f0f7d5cf596b9bc7b257d6bd Enjoy

Thanks. We are trying. Learning together. Cheers

Thanks So Much. Its really appreciated.

code.earthengine.google.com/efec94c7cac23ce725c7d358fe44b01e

Hi No, you don't have to apply scaling factors. It depends on the scaling being used in gee. In general, I prefer to scale if the bands are scaled, but No, you don't have to. Its up to you

@@ViewFromSpace4506 okay, thank you very much.

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Hi below is the code Please remember to upload your ROI Hope it works let me know Cheers Map.addLayer(roi, {color: 'blue'}, 'ROI'); Map.setCenter(18.409402069523132,-32.610705804668406, 7); var clipToCol = function(image){ return image.clip(roi); }; var collectionpre = ee.ImageCollection('COPERNICUS/S5P/NRTI/L3_CO').map(clipToCol) .select('CO_column_number_density') .filterDate('2019-01-01', '2019-06-30'); var collectioncovid = ee.ImageCollection('COPERNICUS/S5P/NRTI/L3_CO').map(clipToCol) .select('CO_column_number_density') .filterDate('2021-01-01', '2021-06-30'); var collectionpost = ee.ImageCollection('COPERNICUS/S5P/NRTI/L3_CO').map(clipToCol) .select('CO_column_number_density') .filterDate('2023-01-01', '2023-06-30'); var band_viz = { min: 0, max: 0.05, palette: ['black', 'blue', 'purple', 'cyan', 'green', 'yellow', 'red'] }; Map.addLayer(collectionpre.mean(), band_viz, 'CO_Pre_mean'); Map.addLayer(collectioncovid.mean(), band_viz, 'CO_COVID_mean'); Map.addLayer(collectionpost.mean(), band_viz, 'CO_Post_mean'); Map.addLayer(collectionpre.sum(), band_viz, 'CO_Pre_sum'); Map.addLayer(collectioncovid.sum(), band_viz, 'CO_COVID_sum'); Map.addLayer(collectionpost.sum(), band_viz, 'CO_Post_sum'); Map.addLayer(collectionpre.median(), band_viz, 'CO_Pre_median'); Map.addLayer(collectioncovid.median(), band_viz, 'CO_COVID_median'); Map.addLayer(collectionpost.median(), band_viz, 'CO_Post_median'); Export.image.toDrive({ image: collectionpre.median(), description: 'CO_Pre_COVID', scale: 30, folder: 'CO', region: roi }); Export.image.toDrive({ image: collectioncovid.median(), description: 'CO_COVID', scale: 30, folder: 'CO', region: roi }); Export.image.toDrive({ image: collectionpost.median(), description: 'CO_Post_COVID', scale: 30, folder: 'CO', region: roi });

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Thank You So Much. Your kid wors are much appreciated. It is so much fun.

Why can you not download the building's dataset???? You can download it directly from sites.research.google/open-buildings/ if you don't wanna use GEE!!! I normally download it and then open it in QGIS. After that, I add it to GEE. That is an alternative option. Give it a go. Let me know. Cheers

Hi Good Morning. In 99% of the cases it will be the same. I have found that in some cases the .clip(roi) does not work and some cases the mapping function does not work. So you will see that I use both options. My suggestion is to use both. That way your are 100% sorted. Cheers