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Linking to GEE server [HTTP error 403] #28
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Hi Kilian, Could you please advise about the message above? |
hi @hamidj2019 , this means that the coastsat environment has not been setup properly and it cannot initialise the google-earth-engine package. Did you follow step 1.2 in the README and activated the gee python API? in that step you will have to sign in with a gmail account |
Hi Kilian, The environment is active as well as the gee python API and Jupiter. Looking forward to hearing from you on this matter. Best wishes, |
ok please try this:
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Hi, Unreadable Notebook: C:\Users...\CoastSat-master\CoastSat-master\example_jupyter_Copy1.ipynb NotJSONError('Notebook does not appear to be JSON: '{\n "cells": [\n {\n "cell_type": "m...') |
@sepaas2019 and @hamidj2019 , for me (or others) to help you with these issues, it would be great if you could provide more details about the problems that you are having:
thanks, |
Question about the # region of interest (longitude, latitude) |
this is how you should input your coordinates:
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yes you are right, you don't need to input a rectangle, just a polygon with 4 vertices in clockwise order. Then the cropped image will be a rectangular however. |
Hello, let us say if the region of interest is like a L-shape (the approximate SHAPE of the shore-line). Then it is not possible to use just a rectangle or a polygon with four vertices "only"as it can be imagined that if it crops it as you said we might loose some information (just a speculation). I have the closed loop/polygon of the total coast-line but it is about 100 points/vertices. Could we use all these points? I think if your code allows or can handle them basically more points should result in more accurate shoreline. |
Only 5 pairs of coordinates are accepted, the last one being the exact same as the first one, more than 5 vertices will result in an error. It's fine to have a larger area than your shoreline in the image, you can define a reference shoreline in one of the next steps to focus the detection on that L-shaped shoreline. |
Hi Kilian,
I have set up this CoastSAT after our previous discussions. I have been trying to use Jupitor and look at the example to be able to fully capture what is going on. I received the following messages. part a and part b. I was wondering if somebody can advise what is going on?
Is this on the right track or?
Thanks for your cooperation and interaction in advance.
Best wishes
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