Introduction | Theoretical overview | The partsm package | Examples and applications

What is an EE user token (EEtk)? | Deploying a simple rgee shiny app on shinyapps.io

1. The problem | 2. A tentative workaround | 3. Show me the code!

1. What is Google Earth Engine ? | 2. The purpose of Earth Engine is to: | 3. Components: | 4. Meet Earth Engine | 5. Why rgee instead of code editor (Javascript)? | 6. Installation | 7. Authentication | 8. Hello World | 9. Checking

Create a Service Account Key | 1. Create a Google Cloud Platform (GCP) account | 2. Create a new project | 3. Activate GCS API | 4: Set up a service account | 5: Create and download a SaK as a json file. | Copy the SaK in your system | ERROR: Cannot insert legacy ACL for an object when uniform bucket-level access is enabled | ERROR in Earth Engine servers: Unable to write to bucket demo_0001 (permission denied). | Conclusion

1. The map message error: | 2. Do not forget the L | 3. Be careful with ee$Date | 4. Take into consideration reserved words in R

Avoid mixing client functions and objects with server functions and objects | Avoid converting to list unnecessarily | Avoid ee.Algorithms.If() | Avoid reproject() | Filter and select() first | Use updateMask() instead of mask() | Combine reducers | Use Export | **If you don't need to clip, don't use clip() ** | If you need to clip with a complex collection, use clipToCollection() | Don't use a complex collection as the region for a reducer | Use a non-zero errorMargin | Don't use a ridiculously small scale with reduceToVectors() | Don't use reduceToVectors() with reduceRegions() | Use fastDistanceTransform() for neighborhood operations | Use the optimizations in reduceNeighborhood() | Don't sample more data than you need | Export intermediate results | Join vs. map-filter | reduceRegion() vs. reduceRegions() vs. for-loop | Use forward differencing for neighbors in time

Data Preparation and Visualisation | Parametric Estimation | Non-parametric Estimation | Regression Sensitivity tests: | Design Sensitivity tests: | Discontinuity comes from manipulation: McCrary test | Discontinuity comes from covariates: covariates balance tests