ee_data_image: Defines request for image data
In JesJehle/GEE2R: Simplify the acquisition of remote sensing data

Description Usage Arguments Value Image and Image Collections in Earth Engine

View source: R/ee_products.R

ee_data_image() and ee_data_collection() are used to define the requested earth enigne data for the ee_grab() function.

1 2	ee_data_image(datasetID = "CGIAR/SRTM90_V4", spatialReducer = "mean", resolution = NULL, bandSelection = NULL)

`datasetID`	`string` that specifies the dataset in Earth Engine. The dataset ID can be found in the snippet section of the dataset in the Earth Engine Data Catalog.
`spatialReducer`	`string` that specifies the spatial aggregation of the data within the polygons of the targetArea. The spatial reducer can be one of `"mean", "median", "min", "max", "mode"`
`resolution`	`integer` that controls the scale of analysis in Earth Engine. The resolution controls the resolution of the data in which the computations are performed. In Earth Engine data is ingested at multiple resolutions, in an image pyramid. When you use an image, Earth Engine chooses a level of the pyramid with the closest resolution less than or equal to the resolution specified by your resolution argument and resamples (using nearest neighbour by default) as necessary. If resolution is left to NULL, the native resolution of the data is used.
`bandSelection`	`string` or a `vector` of `strings` of bands names to select from the requested dataset. By default bandSelection is set to `NULL` and all bands of the dataset are used.

object of class list that defines the data request for ee_grab().

In Earth Engine raster data is stored as an Image object. Images are composed of one or more bands and each band has its own name, data type, resolution, mask and projection. A time series or stack of Images is stored as an Image Collection. To request data from an Image use ee_data_image() to define the request. To request data from a time series of Images stored in an Image Collection use ee_data_collection() instead.

JesJehle/GEE2R documentation built on Jan. 28, 2020, 6:13 p.m.