Why does a hillshade light the land from the northwest at 45 degrees? Cartographers have used it since the 1950s because light from that direction stops ridges looking like valleys.
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@joealoh.bsky.socialWhy does a hillshade light the land from the northwest at 45 degrees? Cartographers have used it since the 1950s because light from that direction stops ridges looking like valleys.
@joealoh.bsky.socialMean tells you how green an area is on average. Change one word to standard deviation and the same block tells you how mixed it is.
@joealoh.bsky.socialLoading aerial imagery in Earth Engine: filter by place first, then by date, then mosaic.
@joealoh.bsky.socialOne word. Change mean to stdDev in a seventy line script and Earth Engine tells you something completely different about the same patch of ground.
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@joealoh.bsky.socialEvery year, at least one person gets these the wrong way round and wonders why their study area is in the Indian Ocean.
In Google Earth Engine, a point is longitude first, then latitude.
@joealoh.bsky.socialTwenty minutes of pointing and clicking found three satellite scenes.
Every Sentinel-2 scene over this area for the last five years? I'm not clicking through that. I'm certainly not downloading it.