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How to make an array chart in Google Earth?
// Define the chart and print it to the console. Two list objects can be plotted using the ui.Chart.array.values function. Building off the previous example, x- and y-axis value lists representing red and SWIR reflectance are rendered as a scatter plot.
Which is an example of a Google Earth chart?
The projects/google/charts_feature_example asset, used in this example to delineate a forested ecoregion, was developed for demonstration purposes. It is a collection of three ecoregion polygons with properties describing climate normals. // Import the example feature collection and subset the forest feature.
How does the Google Earth time series work?
This code allows users to dynamically generate time series plots for from points that are dynamically chosen on a map on the fly. The time series show the 8 day composites of Normalized Difference Snow Index at 500 m resolution.
How to plot two list objects in Google Earth?
Two list objects can be plotted using the ui.Chart.array.values function. Building off the previous example, x- and y-axis value lists representing red and SWIR reflectance are rendered as a scatter plot.
How does Google Earth Engine work with JavaScript?
The Earth Engine JavaScript Code Editor seamlessly integrates with Google Charts for convenient tabular data visualization via ui.Chart functions. Charts can be displayed interactively in the Code Editor console, ui.Panel widgets, and in stand-alone browser tabs. Caution: the ui.Chart widget is available for the JavaScript Code Editor API only.
How can I download a chart on Google Earth?
In a separate browser tab; click the pop-out icon ( open_in_new) in the upper-right corner of a displayed ui.Chart widget. The new page provides a full-window display and options to download the chart as a graphic (PNG or SVG) or a CSV file of the underlying data.
Where do the charts come from in Earth Engine?
All charts in Earth Engine are derived from a DataTable; the ui.Chart widget allows you to supply a DataTable directly. It affords the greatest opportunity for chart customization, but may be less convenient than methods for charting specific Earth Engine objects (see the following section).