Tips for Building different applications using satellite data from Google Earth Engine | Geo4Good'23

👉 The slide deck for this talk → https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1MBFspdLg5AheYSkyZp_lgLuKZPdN1VMQVMXP1mehVnA/edit?usp=sharing 🛰️ More about the 2023 Geo for Good Summit → https://g.co/earth/geoforgood23 ❤️🌍 DESCRIPTION: Have you cooked up an interesting application with Earth Engine? Eager to devour insights and whip up an application of your own? We'll have a course of everything from mild Earth Engine Appetizers to zestier dishes that include React, Vue, Angular, and more. Dive fork-first into a medley of what's simmering, what's sizzling, and what might need a little more time in the oven. While some technical tidbits will be spicy, this buffet is open to all, whether you're a seasoned chef of EE-powered apps or a curious newcomer just browsing the menu. 💻 TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Introduction to Earth Engine Applications 0:52 - ClimateEngine.org Overview 7:29 - Mangrove Conservation with Google Earth Engine 12:06 - Earth Blox Mapping Software 15:19 - Epoch Time Series Analysis 19:50 - Restor Ecosystem Restoration Platform 24:56 - Urban Forestry Management with Google Earth Engine 29:15 - Trase Spatial Data Analysis Introduction 35:02 - Expert Q&A Session 41:24 - Interactive Audience Questions 46:44 - Optimizing Performance in Earth Engine 49:50 - Earth Engine Custom App Development 53:43 - User Experience and Download Features 55:03 - Event Closing Thoughts 🎙️ SPEAKERS: -Michael DeWitt, Google - Ben Galin, Google - William Ouellette, Epoch Blue - Jake Wilkins, Earth Blox - Olga Danylo, Restor - Court Fowler, Blue Ventures - Jonathan Pando Ocón, Clark University - Eric Jensen, Desert Research Institute - Vivian Ribeiro, Trase/SEI Tree Cover Loss, Hydrology,Geospatial Transparency,Cloud Computing,Marine Conservation,Earth Observation,Interactive Map,Google Earth Engine,Remote Sensing,Google Earth Engine Apps, Forest Restoration, Mangrove Monitoring, Climateengine, Satellite Imagery, API, Web App,Academic Research,Climate Research, NIDIS, Lidar Data, Data Analysis, US Bureau Of Land Management, Climateengine.org, Open source Tools, NOAA