Google Earth Engine Web application for Water Quality Monitoring using Remote sensing techniques

Registration is open for 3 days of Online Training on Google Earth Engine for Air & Water Quality Monitoring using Remote sensing techniques

Class Start: 29th December
Admission Last Date: 20th December
Booking last Date: 16th December
Total Class: 3 days
Class Durations: 3 hours (Each day)

This online training program fee is 500 dollars but 1st 5 registered people get a 50% discount of only 250 dollars. Only one seat is available for getting this 50% discount. Take advantage of this discount and register very first!!!

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These classes will teach you all the necessary things to start using GEE for your remote sensing analysis. We mainly focus on these people who don't know any programming language and Earth Engine function. After completing this course, you can do any Remote sensing analysis very quickly and efficiently using the Google Earth Engine Platform. We cover LULC mapping, Air quality, Monitoring, Time series analysis, Calculating any Indices, Supervised Classification, Machine Learning Methods, and more.

Course Content for Air Quality Monitoring:
1) O3, NO2, SO2, HCHO, CHOCHO and aerosols , CO, CH4, and stratospheric O3 density Map using Google Earth Engine
2) How to make time-series Chart
3) Download Air Quality parameters Time series data in CSV format using Google Earth Engine.
4) How to convert this unit mol/m2 to molecules/cm3
5) How to export this Map and use ArcMap

Course Content for Water Quality Monitoring:
1) NDTI: Normalized Difference Turbidity Index
2 )NDCI: Normalized Difference Chlorophyll Index
3 )NDWI: Normalized Difference Water Index
4 )AWEI: Automated Water Extraction Index
5 )TSS remote sensing Model
6)Turbidity remote sensing Model
7)Chlorophyll
8 )Time series Chart for TSS, Turbidity, and Chlorophyll
9 )Make the time series change Animation

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[saywhat]

Hello. I would like to apply this GEE procedure to my thesis. Is there any research articles that I can use to validate this method? Thank you

[kamyarlotfi-kk]

Thank you, how can I watch the continuation of this video because I really need it

[wubetuanley]

Awesome training. How can we get the codes?

[Ramilacookware]

Your formula is regression, can i use regression for article?

[FaizalKasim_UNG]

Thank you for this awesome tut. However, I got an error when trying to adopt the code to make a title by the following code:
var title = ui.Panel([
ui.Label({
value:'SUHU PERMUKAAN LAUT',
style:{fontsize: '20px', fontweight: 'bold', color: 'red'}
})
])
Map.add(title)
Error raised from console box that informed "Line 6: Invalid style property: fontsize"

please help me by let ting know what's the problem

[VerassouK]

Hello brother, this line it tells me error: Cannot read property 'geometries' of undefined, can you help me ?