Introduction to Google Earth Engine - End-to-End GEE

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Thank you Ujaval! People like you who share knowledge for free are true heros. Very exciting stuff, I'm hooked already.

[@Adiyasa2011]

Thank you so much! Great presentation! I hope you know how much value this brings to the world!

[@rosamrc923]

Fabulous Ujaval! This was GREAT. Thank you so much.

[@abdillahiosmanomar9612]

Thank you so much Ujaval for sharing this valuable lecture.

[@singhranjit5001]

Feel very happy after watching your videos and study material on the web, Thank you very much Sir, A great salute from Geospatial Communities

[@cilbup]

Ujaval, could you please make a tutorial video or documentation on ''qgis expressions'' for beginners.
Thank you so much. I am learning and enjoying a lot from your tutorial.
Regards.

[@radhikabhandari1605]

Thank you for this great introductory video.

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Thank you Ujaval!

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Thank you for making this video!

[@gunngunn6763]

Thank you, Sir. Keep teaching us. God bless you :)

[@batoulfadel2105]

hello, thank for you for this introduction , can you send for me the script for the second example that related to rainfall ?

[@mariasofiaduninborkowski9865]

Excellent video! Thanks!

[@darshilvekaria3841]

sir, can we use python coding done in pycharm and use it in Google Earth Engine. You have mentioned specifically for Jupiter Notebook only.

[@SpatialThoughts]

You can use Earth Engine Python API from any editor or client. You just need to do the authentication using ee.Authenticate() as shown at developers.google.com/earth-engine/guides/python_install#package-import

[@hardikkamboj3528]

Thanks a lot for this video .
Dhanyawad

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Wow, Thank you for the video !!

[@TesfayLegesse]

amazing!

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Thank you

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Superb lecture