Calculate Each Land Cover Classes Area in Earth Engine

Welcome to this tutorial on calculating land cover areas in Google Earth Engine!

In this video, we will show you how to calculate the area of each land cover class in Earth Engine using the script provided in the link below:

We will walk you through each step of the script and explain the logic behind it. You will learn how to load and visualize land cover data, create a mask to isolate each land cover class, and calculate the area of each class using the reduceRegion function.

This tutorial is perfect for anyone looking to analyze land cover data in Earth Engine, whether you're a beginner or an experienced user.

So, grab a cup of coffee and join us as we dive into calculating land cover areas in Earth Engine! Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more Earth Engine tutorials and let us know in the comments what you'd like to learn next.

[lloqalla]

amazing and easy! very helpful and relevant task for many types of work, thanks.

[mohamoudosman]

Very helpful topic, thanks for your efforts. can you make a vedio about comparing the landcover changes for 2 periods of time please?

[বাগানবিলাস-খ৮ষ]

Can we use this script for Sentinel -2 images to calculate the areas of the classes?

[ibbud]

kalau untuk hasil klasifikasi sendiri itu bagaimana ya? karena tidak ada nama kelas, dibagian mana yg harus dimodifikasi? terimakasih

[Ramilacookware]

Hi, 🙏, how to calculate for soil texture of 6 class table, ❤

[darshanthakker]

Can we measure it for a specific date range like 1st jan, 2022 to 31st Dec 2022

[IAKhan-kmph]

plz add some lectures on environmental modeling

[CaleFon]

GEE has a dedicated function To tabulate image pixel values by class directly: ui.Chart.Image.byClass()

[sarahoktarianinur]

kk, untuk var wc itu darimana kita mendapatkannya kak?

[geologistdinesh]

Dear sir your code calculates area have to something veryfy
var area = values.map(function(value, index){
var featureArea =
reducer: ee.Reducer.sum(),
scale: 10,
geometry: geometry,
bestEffort: true
}).get('Map');

[geykum_shakeshigh]

what if someone want to use for specific years like 2021, 2022, 2023