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[giswqs]

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[leigh-stearns]

Hi all (and HUGE thanks to Qiusheng for building this community)!

I'm teaching a new class to Geology majors (with minimal coding/remote sensing experience) next month and plan on basing it on GEE. I've found a few great tutorials, but if anyone has tips/syllabi/activities please let me know. Post here (?) or email directly at stearns@ku.edu. I'll share my experience and activities at the end of the term. thanks!

[ErikSeras]

This example is interesting Applications of Google Earth Engine in fluvial geomorphology for detecting river channel change
. code

[giswqs]

@leigh-stearns Here are some additional resources that might be helpful

• earthengine-py-notebooks: A collection of 360+ Jupyter Python notebook examples for using Google Earth Engine. Students can click the Colab icon on each notebook to execute the code interactively without having to install anything on their computer.
• Awesome-GEE: A curated list of Google Earth Engine resources.
• Earth Engine resources for higher education
• Earth Engine Community Tutorials
• HydroShare.org: geemap has been integrated into HydroShare JupyterHub. Students can apply for an account and use it via a browser without having to install anything on their computer.
• If you found any good GEE JavaScript tutorials, you can probably convert them automatically to Python using geemap. See this and this.

[bradhuang123]

Hi, there!
I am leaving this comment because I've met a problem when using the web app that generate timelapse GIFs. And it's probably nuisance compare with this all-mighty functioning user-friendly interface. When I zoom in into a specific village or smaller areas in the map and then creat timelapse, the resulting GIFs are blured and I cannot see clearly the changes. I don't know if it's due to my internet speed limit or my probably wrong setting in the page. I'd like an increase in the resulting GIFs' quality if possible. Thanks very much!

[giswqs]

This is due to the limited spatial resolution of the 30-m Landsat data. Getting low-quality GIFs for small areas is normal.

[bradhuang123]

Got it, thanks.