Google Earth Engine Tutorial - GEE sign in 2min:

Summary

This video provides a step-by-step guide on how to quickly and efficiently sign into Google Earth Engine. The process involves searching for Google Earth Engine, selecting the code editor, registering a new project, and accepting the terms of service. Users are guided through the creation of an academic or research project, agreeing to Google Cloud’s terms, and setting up a new Google project. Once registration is complete, viewers are introduced to the Google Earth Engine interface and shown how to print a simple 'Hello Google Earth Engine' message in the code editor.

Takeaways

• 😀 Type 'Google Earth Engine' in Google to access the official website.
• 😀 Go to the 'Platform' section and select 'Code Editor' to start using Google Earth Engine.
• 😀 Sign in with your Gmail account to begin the registration process.
• 😀 Once logged in, a window will appear with options to create a new project.
• 😀 Choose 'Unpaid Usage' and select the 'Academic or Research' project type.
• 😀 After hitting 'Next', create a new Google Cloud project and choose 'No Organization' if you're a student.
• 😀 Accept the terms of service by clicking the provided link, which directs you to the Google Cloud Console.
• 😀 Agree to the terms in the Google Cloud Console to continue.
• 😀 After returning to Google Earth Engine, confirm your Cloud project registration.
• 😀 Open the code editor to start working with Google Earth Engine.
• 😀 In the editor, type 'print('Hello Google Earth Engine!')' to display a message in the console.

Q & A

How do I sign into Google Earth Engine?

To sign into Google Earth Engine, first search for 'Google Earth Engine' on Google. Then, visit the official website and navigate to the 'Platform' section, followed by 'Code Editor'. From there, sign in using your Gmail account.

What do I need to do after signing in with my Gmail?

After signing in, you will be directed to a window where you can register a new project. Select the 'Unpaid Usage' option, and choose 'Academic or Research' as your project type before clicking the 'Next' button.

What are the options for creating a new Google Earth Engine project?

When creating a new project, you can choose to have no organization if you are a student. This will allow you to proceed with the 'No Organization' option and continue with the registration process.

What is the next step after choosing 'No Organization'?

After selecting 'No Organization', you'll need to review and accept the terms of service. Click on the provided link, which will redirect you to the Google Cloud Console page.

How do I agree to the terms of service?

On the Google Cloud Console page, check the box agreeing to the terms and services, and then click 'Agree and Continue' to proceed.

What happens after agreeing to the terms of service?

Once you agree to the terms of service, return to the Google Earth Engine platform and confirm that your Cloud project is ready. You will then be directed to the Code Editor.

What should I do once I reach the Code Editor?

Once you're in the Code Editor, you will be given some tips about using Google Earth Engine. You can simply click 'Next' to go through these tips.

What is the first task you should do in the Google Earth Engine Code Editor?

In the Google Earth Engine Code Editor, you can write your first command. Type 'print' followed by 'Hello Google Earth Engine' to test the console functionality.

What happens after writing the 'print' command in the Code Editor?

When you write 'print' followed by 'Hello Google Earth Engine' and run the command, the console will display the message 'Hello G'. This confirms that the environment is working correctly.

What does the 'Next' button do in the Code Editor interface?

The 'Next' button in the Code Editor helps you go through helpful tips and tutorials provided by Google Earth Engine to familiarize you with its features and interface.