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EarthEngine@SG - Earth Engine Tips and Tricks!

Intermediate Workshop: Earth Engine Tips and Tricks! Google Earth Engine is a powerful cloud computing platform for exploring and analysing various geospatial phenomena occuring on Earth. It is a free and accessible tool for anyone who wishes to use it to learn about our changing planet right at their fingertips. But beginners might find learning Earth Engine's computing language too daunting to get them started or find themselves stuck on a task while learning how to code. In this short workshop, I will teach a few tips and tricks—based on the popular and useful videos I’ve shared on Twitter—about how to utilise Earth Engine from loading satellite data to implementing basic geospatial analytics that will encourage users and easily get themselves started on using the platform. --- About the Speaker - Dr. Keiko Nomura I am currently Director of Product Development at Climate Engine. I am also an early adopter of Earth Engine, which I used extensively for my PhD research. Previously I worked for Space Intelligence in Scotland, and UNDP and UNEP on REDD+ (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation in Developing Countries) in Southeast Asia. Driven by the urgent need for better data, I left the UN and spent three years in research and developed methodologies to detect forest loss and identify drivers of deforestation with high accuracy and at low costs. I continue to be fascinated by data and what they can tell us!  --- About EarthEngine@SG EarthEngine@SG connects Google Earth Engine users from academia, industry, public sector and non-governmental organisations in Singapore and beyond. Google Earth Engine (EE) is a powerful cloud-based platform used to process remotely sensed satellite imagery and conduct large-scale land cover mapping on-the-fly. The applications of EE are numerous and cover a range of topics such as urban expansion, deforestation, and mapping of hazards, just to name a few. The user community in Singapore has grown over time and we would like to bring the community together through a one-day virtual symposium. We are excited to host EarthEngine@SG during the SG Geospatial Festival and allow this event to be a platform for connecting with users of EE from academia, industry as well as public sectors and non-governmental organisations. The one-day virtual event includes a keynote talk, parallel talks on different topics, a networking breakout session and hands-on EE workshops. This would be followed up by another event in March 2022, which is tentatively scheduled to be an in-person event. We would offer the opportunity to users to present lightning talks about their work using EE as well as networking opportunities for future collaborations among participants. This event is organized by Janice Lee (Assistant Professor at the Asian School of the Environment, Earth Observatory of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University of Singapore), Jose Don De Alban (Research Associate at Centre for Nature-based Climate Solutions, Department of Biological Sciences, National University of Singapore), Sheryl Rose Reyes (International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing Student Consortium - ISPRS SC), Sabrina Szeto (Geospatial Consultant at Sabrina Szeto Consulting and Executive Board Member at Women in Geospatial+) and Minerva Singh (Research Fellow, Imperial College London).