Earth Engine: supervised classification from ‘stacked’ images

How do I classify an image in Google Earth Engine? Classify the Image & Display the Results select(bands). classify(classifier); // Define a palette for the Land Use classification. var palette = [ ‘D3D3D3’, // urban (0) // grey ‘0000FF’, // water (1) // blue ‘008000’ // forest (2) // green ]; // Display the classification

Is there a way to configure ArcMap to persist the HTML popup window size?

How to use HTML popup in ArcMap? Follow these steps: Right-click the layer to open the Layer Properties dialog box and click the HTML Popup tab. Check the Show content for this layer using the HTML Popup tool check box. Choose the option for the type of HTML display you would like to use. How

Redoing an ArcGIS Server post-install

How do I reinstall ArcGIS Server? ArcGIS Enterprise Step 1: Verify system requirements. Step 2: Plan your ArcGIS Server site configuration. Step 3: Adjust firewall settings. Step 4: Install ArcGIS Server. Step 5: Log in to Manager. Step 6: Install the ArcGIS Web Adaptor. Step 7: Connect to the server. Step 8: Grant permissions to

Determining projection of paper map?

How do you find the projection of a map? To find information about the projection used to create a map, look at its legend. The legend of a map may list a projection by name and give its parameters, such as Lambert conformal conic with standard parallels at 34° 02′ N and 35° 28′ N

How to add OpenSeaMap to QGIS QuickMapServices?

How do I add a map to QuickMapServices? Open the plugin’s search tab by clicking on Web ► QuickMapServices ► Search QMS. This option of the plugin allows you to filter the available base maps by the current extent of the map canvas. Click on the Filter by extent and you should see one service

What is the coordinate system?

How do you define a coordinate system? A coordinate system is a method for identifying the location of a point on the earth. Most coordinate systems use two numbers, a coordinate, to identify the location of a point. Each of these numbers indicates the distance between the point and some fixed reference point, called the

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