From Cloud to Desktop: Working with Earth Engine Data in QGIS 

Google Earth Engine (GEE) is a cloud-based platform that enables working with large-scale earth observation datasets effectively. The Google Earth Engine Plugin for QGIS brings this power to the desktop and enables QGIS users to combine their geospatial workflows with cloud-based datasets. This workshop is ideal for QGIS users who want to leverage cloud-based datasets in their geospatial workflows.

Duration

6 Hours

Prerequisites

  • Familiarity with QGIS

No prior experience with Google Earth Engine is required.

Learning Outcomes

  • Understanding of the Google Earth Engine Data Model
  • Accessing and downloading Earth Engine datasets through QGIS
  • Building QGIS Workflows with Model Designer

Workshop Outline

  • Overview of the Earth Engine Data Model
  • Accessing Earth Engine Datasets
    • Official Data Catalog
    • Awesome GEE Community Catalog
    • User-Uploaded Assets
  • Hands-on With QGIS Earth Engine Plugin

Certification

Upon attending all the live online sessions, participants will be issued an employer-verifiable certificate from Spatial Thoughts. Learn more.

Learning Mode

All of our courses are available for free for self-study via our OpenCourseWare site. We also offer the courses as cohort-based online classes with certification and support.

Self StudyLive Classes
Instruction methodPre-recorded videosLive Instructor-led Zoom Sessions
Certification
Lifetime Technical Support
Mentoring
CostFreeCost: US $75 / INR ₹5000
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Course Reviews

The ‘Cloud to Desktop: Working with Earth Engine Data in QGIS‘ was exceptionally interesting. I hadn’t worked with models before, and the class flowed very well. I was able to build my own model, and when a different kind of challenge emerged, we could tackle it through critical thinking. I appreciated the ability to dive deep to solve a problem. In short, I find the level of instruction excellent and the teaching method superb as well.

Fernando Bermúdez Kuminev, CEO, Resiliencia Agricultura y Seguridad (RAS SRL), Costa Rica.