Google Earth Engine 101: An Introduction for Complete Beginners

[@sinemsahan3245]

I must say that I love how organized the scripts are. Mr Maples deserves many thanks for this clear and well-prepared webinar which I learned a lot.

[@kelebohilemganga483]

thank you so much for making this public, i learnt and still learning from it whenever i watch it

[@thomnguyenhausler4601]

Thank you so much for sharing this video. I am a beginner using this for my bachelor thesis.

[@stanfordgeospatialcenter3079]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sandundassanayake]

This video inspires me (and many others, I am sure!) Thank you very much. Hope this channel would continue to grow.

[@dagnewyebeyen693]

Excellent! Very interesting lecture. Thanks a lot for sharing!!!

[@kiransriram7162]

This is a wonderful session. Very informative

[@stanfordgeospatialcenter3079]

Glad you think so!

[@chiarafraticelli5660]

This was a super useful introduction! Thanks a lot!!!

[@khensaninkuna6909]

Thanks this is very helpful for a beginner like me.

[@lotusstudios4538]

i really needed this for my paper thanks !

[@pascalfust1035]

Thanks for the good introduction. One small correction I would suggest here: around 19:00, you are talking about the spectral bands of Landsat images and mention that it would include the red-edge band. This is IMO not completely correct, as red-edge should cover the range between 680-730nm, which is not captured by any band of Landsat satellites.

[@stanfordgeospatialcenter3079]

this is correct. Thanks for the correction. Sometimes my excitement gets ahead of me.

[@kyriesammy8676]

thank you for this informative video

[@nunorcarvalho]

Thank you, very useful

[@fizipcfx]

How come i just learn about this tool. i have been coding for solid a decade.