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Google Earth Engine Open-Source Code for Land Surface Temperature Estimation from the Landsat Series
by Sofia L. Ermida, Patrícia Soares, Vasco Mantas, Frank-M. Göttsche and Isabel F. Trigo
https://t.co/u4WkavCRiT
If you're at the #LPS22 and would like to talk to me about this work, I have a poster on this Wednesday:
"A Google Earth Engine application to retrieve Land Surface Temperature from Landsat imagery"
Session C5.02
#DAMOCLES Final Conference, Lisbon, 🗓️6-8 Sep 2022
‘Perspectives and ways forward in @Compound_Event research’
📢 Call for abstracts is open. Looking forward to receiving yours!
Submissions here: https://t.co/2zodwKdHj5
@COSTprogramme@IdlLuiz@ClimateIDLCC@FC_UL
Google Earth Engine Open-Source Code for Land Surface Temperature Estimation from the Landsat Series, one of the Top Downloaded Papers in Ap−Jul 2020! The research work of 3 of the authors, Sofia L. Ermida, Frank M. Göttsche, and Isabel F. Trigo was funded by @eumetsat@LSA_SAF
The set of #satellite#land#monitoring products provided by the @EUMETSAT@LSA_SAF is now easier to search and access, with the newly published catalogue: https://t.co/8alsoobuZM
@BenjaminJLeffel @Chalkemort I think I can prepare a video tutorial if you think it would help. I did put some examples in the repository showing how to use the code. You can always contact me if you have questions.
This week the @Eumetsat@LSA_SAF team has met in Lisbon (@IPMA) to discuss the preparation for next phase, starting in 2022, during which land surface products based on new generation of satellites (MTG and EPS-SG) will be developed and made available to the users.