Google-Earth-Engine-Forest-Fire-Supervised | Google Earth Engine

Google-Earth-Engine-Forest-Fire-Supervised is a JavaScript library typically used in Telecommunications, Media, Media, Entertainment, Internet of Things (IoT) applications. Google-Earth-Engine-Forest-Fire-Supervised has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Google Earth Engine (GEE) allow us to reach satellite image catalogs (catalog of the Sentinel – MODIS – Landsat) and use geospatial or image processing algorithms on those images. There are three different methods (JavaScript – Python – REST) to reach this image catalogs. In this tutorial we use the JavaScript (JS) as it is the native language of GEE. Javascript has its own Google Earth Engine platform can be reachable from any browser. The browser link is (When you click to link it will tell you need to register. Process Explained in section 1.5. When we start the code; it sends a request to servers for compute and then gets results. So it will need internet connection.