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Cette page contient une collection de ressources produites par la communauté des développeurs Earth Engine. Vous y trouverez des bibliothèques et des modules qui étendent Earth Engine à de nouveaux environnements, améliorent l'opérabilité et simplifient les workflows, ainsi que des tutoriels, des scripts, des blogs et des ensembles de données hébergés par la communauté.
Extensions
Bibliothèques, liaisons et plug-ins qui étendent Earth Engine à QGIS, R et aux notebooks Jupyter Python.
Environnement basé sur Jupyter qui étend et améliore l'API Python Earth Engine à l'aide de folium, ipyleaflet et ipywidgets. Il permet aux utilisateurs d'analyser et de visualiser de manière interactive les ensembles de données Earth Engine dans des notebooks.
Package de liaison R permettant d'appeler l'API Earth Engine depuis R. Plusieurs fonctions ont été implémentées pour simplifier la connexion avec l'écosystème spatial R.
Modules
Modules de l'éditeur de code (JavaScript) et packages Python pour simplifier les workflows.
Package Python qui étend l'API Python Google Earth Engine avec des outils de prétraitement et de traitement pour les plates-formes satellites les plus utilisées en ajoutant de nouvelles méthodes pour différents objets Earth Engine compatibles avec l'enchaînement de méthodes Python.
Une série YouTube de plus de 50 tutoriels Earth Engine.
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Dernière mise à jour le 2025/07/26 (UTC).
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Modules such as **CODED**, **ee-palettes**, and **LT-GEE** offer specialized tools for tasks like forest monitoring, color palette generation, and spectral analysis. Python packages like **eemont**, **geetools**, and **wxee** enhance the Earth Engine API. Community-hosted datasets and resource aggregators are also available, including **Awesome GEE Community Datasets**, **Awesome Earth Engine**, and the **Earth Engine by Example** blog.\n"],null,["# Developer Resources\n\n| Content produced by the Earth Engine developer community is not part of the official Earth Engine product documentation.\n\nThis page contains a collection of resources produced by the Earth Engine\ndeveloper community. You'll find libraries and modules that extend Earth Engine\nto new environments, enhance operability, and streamline workflows, as well as\ntutorials, scripts, blogs, and community-hosted datasets.\n\nExtensions\n----------\n\nLibraries, bindings, and plugins that extend Earth Engine to QGIS, R,\nand Python Jupyter notebooks.\n\n|-------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| [**EarthEngine.jl**](https://juliahub.com/docs/EarthEngine) | A Julia programming language interface to Earth Engine. |\n| [**geemap**](https://geemap.org/) | A Jupyter-based environment that extends and enhances the Earth Engine Python API using folium, ipyleaflet, and ipywidgets. It enables users to analyze and visualize Earth Engine datasets interactively in notebooks. |\n| [**QGIS Plugin**](https://qgis-ee-plugin.appspot.com) | Integrates Google Earth Engine with QGIS using the Python API. |\n| [**rgee**](https://r-spatial.github.io/rgee/) | An R binding package for calling the Earth Engine API from within R. Several functions have been implemented to simplify the connection with the R spatial ecosystem. |\n\nModules\n-------\n\nCode Editor (JavaScript) modules and Python packages to simplify workflows.\n\n### Code Editor (JavaScript)\n\n|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| [**Continuous Degradation Detection (CODED)**](https://coded.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) | A system for monitoring forest degradation and deforestation. |\n| [**ee-palettes**](https://github.com/gee-community/ee-palettes) | A module for generating color palettes in Earth Engine to be applied to mapped data. |\n| [**gee-ccdc-tools**](https://gee-ccdc-tools.readthedocs.io/en/latest) | A suite of tools designed for continuous land change monitoring in Google Earth Engine. |\n| [**LT-GEE**](https://emapr.github.io/LT-GEE/) | Google Earth Engine implementation of the LandTrendr spectral-temporal segmentation algorithm. |\n| [**Open Earth Engine Library**](https://www.open-geocomputing.org/OpenEarthEngineLibrary) | A collection of code goodies for Google Earth Engine. |\n| [**Open Earth Engine Library Extension**](https://www.open-geocomputing.org/OEEex/) | A Chrome extension to enhance the Google Earth Engine Code Editor. |\n| [**snazzy**](https://github.com/aazuspan/snazzy) | Snazzy basemaps in the Earth Engine Code Editor. |\n| [**spectral**](https://github.com/awesome-spectral-indices/spectral) | A module for accessing and computing spectral indices from Awesome Spectral Indices inside the Code Editor. |\n\n### Python\n\n|-------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| [**eemont**](https://github.com/davemlz/eemont) | A Python package that extends the Google Earth Engine Python API with pre-processing and processing tools for the most used satellite platforms by adding new methods for different Earth Engine Objects that are friendly with the Python method chaining. |\n| [**geetools**](https://github.com/gee-community/gee_tools) | A set of tools for working with the Google Earth Engine Python API that may help to solve or automate some processes. |\n| [**hydra-floods**](https://github.com/Servir-Mekong/hydra-floods) | An open source Python application for downloading, processing, and delivering surface water maps derived from remote sensing data. |\n| [**restee**](https://github.com/KMarkert/restee) | A package that aims to make plugging Earth Engine computations into downstream Python processing easier. |\n| [**sankee**](https://github.com/aazuspan/sankee) | Visualize classified time series data with interactive Sankey plots in Google Earth Engine. |\n| [**wxee**](https://github.com/aazuspan/wxee) | A Python interface between Earth Engine and xarray for processing weather and climate data. |\n\nDatasets\n--------\n\nCommunity-hosted dataset archives.\n\n|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| [**Awesome GEE Community Datasets**](https://github.com/samapriya/awesome-gee-community-datasets) | A curated list of community-hosted datasets in Google Earth Engine. |\n\nOther resources\n---------------\n\nSites that aggregate miscellaneous Earth Engine developer resources.\n\n|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------|\n| [**Awesome Earth Engine**](https://github.com/giswqs/Awesome-GEE) | A curated list of Google Earth Engine resources. |\n| [**Earth Engine by Example**](https://gorelick.medium.com/) | A Medium blog series on applied Earth Engine examples. |\n| [**Earth Engine with Amirhossein Ahrari**](https://www.youtube.com/@amirhosseinahrarigee) | A YouTube series with 50+ Earth Engine tutorials. |"]]
