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basement
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facebook-page-post-scraper
Data scraper for Facebook Pages, and also code accompanying the blog post How to Scrape Data From Facebook Page Posts for Statistical Analysis
geetools-code-editor
A set of tools to use in Google Earth Engine Code Editor (JavaScript)
noaa-ghcn-weather-data
Fetching and processing NOAA Global Historical Climatology Network Weather Data
SAVeTrEE
SAVeTrEE is a script within Google Earth Engine for classifying areas of vegetation mortality. It prompts the user for a year, duration, and spectral index for which a mortality map should be produced, then fits a trend line to an imagery time sequence of vegetative spectral index values calculated from Landsat multispectral data. The slope of the trend line, as well as the spectral index values, are used in determining the final classification of each pixel within the study area. Classification categories are: 1) Growing 2) Mortality (declining) 3) Stable Vegetation and 4) Stable Barren.
MarcoGJ's Repositories
MarcoGJ/basement
1st repository
MarcoGJ/facebook-page-post-scraper
Data scraper for Facebook Pages, and also code accompanying the blog post How to Scrape Data From Facebook Page Posts for Statistical Analysis
MarcoGJ/geetools-code-editor
A set of tools to use in Google Earth Engine Code Editor (JavaScript)
MarcoGJ/noaa-ghcn-weather-data
Fetching and processing NOAA Global Historical Climatology Network Weather Data
MarcoGJ/SAVeTrEE
SAVeTrEE is a script within Google Earth Engine for classifying areas of vegetation mortality. It prompts the user for a year, duration, and spectral index for which a mortality map should be produced, then fits a trend line to an imagery time sequence of vegetative spectral index values calculated from Landsat multispectral data. The slope of the trend line, as well as the spectral index values, are used in determining the final classification of each pixel within the study area. Classification categories are: 1) Growing 2) Mortality (declining) 3) Stable Vegetation and 4) Stable Barren.