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rgee (version 1.0.7)

raster_as_ee: Convert a Raster* object into an EE Image object

Description

Convert a Raster* object into an EE Image object

Usage

raster_as_ee(
  x,
  assetId,
  bucket = NULL,
  command_line_tool_path = NULL,
  overwrite = FALSE,
  monitoring = TRUE,
  quiet = FALSE,
  ...
)

Arguments

x

RasterLayer, RasterStack or RasterBrick object to be converted into an ee$Image.

assetId

Character. Destination asset ID for the uploaded file.

bucket

Character. Name of the GCS bucket.

command_line_tool_path

Character. Path to the Earth Engine command line tool (CLT). If NULL, rgee assumes that CLT is set in the system PATH. (ignore if via is not defined as "gcs_to_asset").

overwrite

Logical. If TRUE, the assetId will be overwritten.

monitoring

Logical. If TRUE the exportation task will be monitored.

quiet

Logical. Suppress info message.

...

parameter(s) passed on to ee_utils_create_manifest_image

Value

An ee$Image object

See Also

Other image upload functions: stars_as_ee()

Examples

Run this code
# NOT RUN {
library(raster)
library(stars)
library(rgee)

ee_Initialize(gcs = TRUE)

# Get the filename of a image
tif <- system.file("tif/L7_ETMs.tif", package = "stars")
x <- stack(tif)
assetId <- sprintf("%s/%s",ee_get_assethome(),'raster_l7')

# # Method 1
# # 1. Move from local to gcs
# gs_uri <- local_to_gcs(x = tif, bucket = 'rgee_dev')
#
# # 2. Create a manifest
# manifest <- ee_utils_create_manifest_image(gs_uri, assetId)
#
# # 3. Pass from gcs to asset
# gcs_to_ee_image(
#   manifest = manifest,
#   overwrite = TRUE
# )
#
# # OPTIONAL: Monitoring progress
# ee_monitoring()
#
# # OPTIONAL: Display results
# ee_stars_01 <- ee$Image(assetId)
# Map$centerObject(ee_stars_01)
# Map$addLayer(ee_stars_02, list(min = 0, max = 255))
#
# # Method 2
# ee_stars_02 <- raster_as_ee(
#   x = x,
#   overwrite = TRUE,
#   assetId = assetId,
#   bucket = "rgee_dev"
# )
# Map$centerObject(ee_stars_02)
# Map$addLayer(ee_stars_02, list(min = 0, max = 255))
# }

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