Download Climate Data (Rainfall) from 1981 - 2022 using Earth Engine API
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In this tutorial, you will learn how to download climate data (rainfall) from 1981 to 2022. You will get monthly total precipitation data from 1981-2020.
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@rebabanerjee8281
Жыл бұрын
Drought monitoring related
It's really good. Thanks for sharing.
thanks for sharing, appreciate
Dear Dr, thank you for your Videos,all are useful. Would you suggest me how to download MODIS cloud cover (fraction) and /or ISCCP data? I tried download and display it in ArcGIS there is error (LIke the raster data displayed as a straight line rather covering an area. There is no tutorial on the same issue.
Please why do I have invalid argument for Line 28?
How to create and export a map based on this data?
On line 33 what is the last codes after 'year'
can this work for typhoon?
Can you please make the script available in here?
The return where it ended with ('year'), will you show all the codes on line 33 and thanks for your lesson. I will appreciate if you can send feedback please.
@valinhoantoniomuahaja1645
5 күн бұрын
var features = karamoja.map(function(f){return f.set('month', img.get('month'), 'year', img.get('year'))});
I wrote all the blocks of the code in Earth Engine but I have a syntax error. Unfortunately I could not solve that. The problem was at lines of Zonal Statistics. Could you share whole codes with us ?
@ej_entertain
4 ай бұрын
//Zonal statistics var rainfall_kumasi = monthlyCol.map(function(img) { var features = roi.map(function(f) {return f.set('month', img.get('month'), 'year', img.get('year'))}) var proj = ee.Image(monthlyCol.first()).projection(); return img.reduceRegions(features, ee.Reducer.mean(),1000, proj); }).flatten(); print('Rainfall Summary Mean', rainfall_kumasi.limit(10));
@sharafaldeen5366
4 ай бұрын
@@ej_entertainit doesn't work with me
Thank you sir. Now what if I wanted to filter the rainfall data by specific region within Kenya like for example, Mombasa. How would I go about it?
@stellachiemela9255
Жыл бұрын
Please, have you found your way around this? I'm having this challenge at the moment.
@stellachiemela9255
Жыл бұрын
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@keithmwega4927
Жыл бұрын
@@stellachiemela9255 yes I did. You need to create a shape file of your ROI and then import it into google earth engine as an asset. Then add it into the code
@expertoptiontrading7675
11 ай бұрын
@@keithmwega4927could you please send codes
@Sib3sg
11 ай бұрын
@@keithmwega4927 do you know the syntax for the importing part? and how to proceed with that, im actually new to this
Can you show the full code of the zonal stats?
@ej_entertain
4 ай бұрын
//Zonal statistics var rainfall_kumasi = monthlyCol.map(function(img) { var features = roi.map(function(f) {return f.set('month', img.get('month'), 'year', img.get('year'))}) var proj = ee.Image(monthlyCol.first()).projection(); return img.reduceRegions(features, ee.Reducer.mean(),1000, proj); }).flatten(); print('Rainfall Summary Mean', rainfall_kumasi.limit(10));