Wonderfull tutorial. I normally use Python when dealing with Google Earth engine, It is good to do it in R. Croping interest areas with Gscore makes iteasy. Thank you again for amazing tutorials.
All went well until at 9:12. "> rgee::ee_check() ◉ Python version ✔ [Ok] /Users/***/.virtualenvs/rgee/bin/python v3.11 ◉ Python packages: ✔ [Ok] numpy ✔ [Ok] earthengine-api Error in if (!ee_current_version == ee_version()) { : argument is of length zero". Don't know how to mend the ee current version. Can you advise?
Thanks for looking into this! I thought you might have the incompatibility issue. In that case, I would have suggested upgrading the GEE version using this chunk: rgee::ee_install_upgrade()
Hola Milo, te saludo desde Argentina, excelente tutorial, gracias, te hago una consulta, el archivo "air_museum_playground_4k.hdr" como se genera? Con que programa lo hiciste? Cómo puedo hacerlo para replicar tu tutorial para un área diferente. Gracias! Ceci.
Hi, it seems that you are having trouble with installing and initializing the rgee package in R. There are a few possible reasons and solutions for your issue: - One reason could be that the name of your folder contains spaces, which can cause problems with the path to the Python environment. You can try renaming your folder or moving your project to a different location without spaces. - Another reason could be that you have not installed the earthengine-api Python package, which is required for rgee to work. You can try installing it manually with the following command in R: `py_install("earthengine-api==0.1.277", "rgee")`. - A third reason could be that you have not authenticated your Google account with Earth Engine. You can do this by running the `ee_Authenticate()` function in R and following the instructions.
Hi Milos, I'm trying to set up GEE in R with your tutorial, but, when reticulate::py_discover_config() is run, only numpy appears and ee doesn't find. How do I fix it? .... numpy_version: 1.26.4 ee: [NOT FOUND]
Guys, check out the Awesome GEE Community catalog for more amazing datasets: gee-community-catalog.org/
This looks great Milos! Thanks for this tutorial!
Thank you for your kind words and for following my tutorials, Aleks! Happy to have you here!
Everytime i need to learn or do something in my project, you upload a tutorial about it. You the best.❤
I'm happy that my channel helps you grow!
I was excited about the new tutorial that you give us every Sunday. I must say that it once again exceeded my expectations. Wonderful. Thank you
What a lovely message! Thank you very much, Luis! I enjoy making this content and sharing with talented enthusiasts like yourself
Your works are amazing. Every tutorial is my favorite and this one is maybe the best. many things to learn..
Thank you so much for your lovely words!
Wonderfull tutorial. I normally use Python when dealing with Google Earth engine, It is good to do it in R. Croping interest areas with Gscore makes iteasy. Thank you again for amazing tutorials.
Excellent! My goal was to show R users like you how they can connect to GEE via rgee. Let me know how it goes
Thanks a lot I will definitely do a project with this @@milos-makes-maps
This is amazing!!
Glad you like it 😁
All went well until at 9:12. "> rgee::ee_check()
◉ Python version
✔ [Ok] /Users/***/.virtualenvs/rgee/bin/python v3.11
◉ Python packages:
✔ [Ok] numpy
✔ [Ok] earthengine-api
Error in if (!ee_current_version == ee_version()) { :
argument is of length zero". Don't know how to mend the ee current version. Can you advise?
Just found that I have to execute this command, "ee_Initialize(reset = TRUE)", every time. After this, rgee::ee_check() reports no errors.
Thanks for looking into this! I thought you might have the incompatibility issue. In that case, I would have suggested upgrading the GEE version using this chunk:
rgee::ee_install_upgrade()
Hola Milo, te saludo desde Argentina, excelente tutorial, gracias, te hago una consulta, el archivo "air_museum_playground_4k.hdr" como se genera? Con que programa lo hiciste? Cómo puedo hacerlo para replicar tu tutorial para un área diferente. Gracias! Ceci.
When I run the ee_check() I always get "Earth Engine Api not installed". Is there any way to solve this? Please let me know. Thanks in advance.
Hi, it seems that you are having trouble with installing and initializing the rgee package in R. There are a few possible reasons and solutions for your issue:
- One reason could be that the name of your folder contains spaces, which can cause problems with the path to the Python environment. You can try renaming your folder or moving your project to a different location without spaces.
- Another reason could be that you have not installed the earthengine-api Python package, which is required for rgee to work. You can try installing it manually with the following command in R: `py_install("earthengine-api==0.1.277", "rgee")`.
- A third reason could be that you have not authenticated your Google account with Earth Engine. You can do this by running the `ee_Authenticate()` function in R and following the instructions.
Hi Milos, I'm trying to set up GEE in R with your tutorial, but, when reticulate::py_discover_config() is run, only numpy appears and ee doesn't find. How do I fix it? ....
numpy_version: 1.26.4
ee: [NOT FOUND]
Hi, have you tried the next step, i.e. rgee::ee_install_set_pyenv?
You are great.Thanks for your knowledge. Το ονομα σας μου θυμιζει Ελληνα. Ειναι αληθεια???
Thank you for your kind words. I'm glad you found my knowledge useful. My name is not Greek, but I have always admired the Greek culture and language.
Can it be done without using R? It's a bit frustrating u know... syntax is just too much different from Python
I have the same feeling about Python 😁
is it necessary to have anaconda installed?