GOOGLE EARTH ENGINE
MapBiomas uses technology from the GOOGLE EARTH ENGINE platform. We provide scripts to facilitate access to the MapBiomas collections.
To access and run follow the instructions below:
- With a Gmail account, sign up for the Google Earth Engine Platform through this link https://earthengine.google.com
- In a few days, you will receive authorization to access the platform.
- Once registered in Google Earth Engine, insert the link of the scripts you want to run.
- Change the parameters to get the map you want.
We encourage scripts MapBiomas users to send us their suggestions for innovation so that we can constantly improve it.
ASSETS GOOGLE EARTH ENGINE
Access to MapBiomas Trinational Pampa Collection 3 on Google Earth Engine
Images and Maps collections are available to be accessed as an asset directly from Google Earth Engine, without the need to download or upload data.
Here are the available products and their access IDs in Google Earth Engine:
Collection 3 final maps
ID:projects/MapBiomas_Pampa/public/collection3/mapbiomas_pampa_collection3_integration_v1
Transition area maps (change of coverage or use) between selected years
ID:projects/MapBiomas_Pampa/public/collection3/mapbiomas_pampa_collection3_transitions_v1
Landsat Image Mosaic for each year of Collection 3
ID: projects/MapBiomas_Pampa/MOSAICS/mosaics_c2
TOOLKITS
Quick export tool for final and transitions maps from MapBiomas Trinational Pampa collections
To facilitate access to coverage and transition MapBiomas Trinational Pampa data by year, the MapBiomas project toolkit was created.
Through this toolkit available on Google Earth Engine, it is possible to export collections by biome boundary, state, county, watershed, protected areas or any other geographic boundary that the user is interested in cutting.
Access the video tutorial to learn how to use the toolkit. Instructions are also available on Github. The following data are currently available:
The RGB color palette for each legend class is also available for use in ArcMap or in QGIS.
GITHUB
MapBiomas Processing Codes Depository
The codes used by MapBiomas to produce maps including classification, spatial and temporal filters, data integration, generation of transitions and calculation of statistics, among others, are available in the MapBiomas code repository on GitHub.
ACCES IN: HTTPS://GITHUB.COM/MAPBIOMAS-PAMPA