Update: Never set bestEffort to true if you’re doing scientific analysis. Enabling it will only take a subset of pixels 1e7 pixels from the raster. Always set the maxPixels to a higher number like 1e13 or do server side rendering
Never set bestEffort to true if you’re doing scientific analysis. Enabling it will only take a subset of pixels 1e7 pixels from the raster. Always set the maxPixels to a higher number like 1e13 and tileScale parameter to 16…. or do server side rendering if it shows error. Rather than printing the featurecollection export it to google drive / gee assets “export.table.toDrive() or toAsset()” as csv or shp. It’s called server side rendering. There you’ll have the values and you can see it.
Update:
Never set bestEffort to true if you’re doing scientific analysis. Enabling it will only take a subset of pixels 1e7 pixels from the raster. Always set the maxPixels to a higher number like 1e13 or do server side rendering
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Never set bestEffort to true if you’re doing scientific analysis. Enabling it will only take a subset of pixels 1e7 pixels from the raster. Always set the maxPixels to a higher number like 1e13 and tileScale parameter to 16…. or do server side rendering if it shows error. Rather than printing the featurecollection export it to google drive / gee assets “export.table.toDrive() or toAsset()” as csv or shp. It’s called server side rendering. There you’ll have the values and you can see it.