The finest sensor is not the best sensor. NAIP flies every two years over one country. MODIS has seen the whole Earth every day since 2000.
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@joealoh.bsky.socialThe finest sensor is not the best sensor. NAIP flies every two years over one country. MODIS has seen the whole Earth every day since 2000.
@junaidwaseem474.bsky.socialWhen dealing with high-resolution imagery, pixels aren't always enough. Compare Object-Based Image Analysis (OBIA) with traditional pixel-based classification workflows inside Google Earth Engine. Read the methodology comparison here.
@junaidwaseem474.bsky.socialA single satellite image only tells half the story. To track environmental changes effectively, we use time series analysis. Here is how to run it in Google Earth Engine.
https://rsandgis.me/articles/time-series-analysis-of-satellite-imagery-gee.html
@junaidwaseem474.bsky.socialMonitoring water quality parameters like turbidity and chlorophyll doesn't require constant field sampling. You can track algae blooms using satellite data via the GEE Python API.
https://rsandgis.me/articles/google-earth-engine-water-quality-monitoring.html