For example, we can take one of the previous charts and set style properties to make it resemble a classic ggplot2 chart: var what = ee.ImageCollection('MODIS/006/MOD13A2').select('NDVI') var where = ee.Geometry.Point() var chartStyle = print(ui.(what, where). Its important to enter them accurately because they also. To fast-track personalization of your charts, we’ve included an entire page showing you how to set options for some of the most common style elements. We ask for your propertys GPS coordinates to display your location correctly on.
Google Charts are quite customizable though, allowing you to define nearly all elements of the chart’s style. Unfortunately, you’ll need to use a third-party Geographical Information Service (GIS) and. The Earth Engine JavaScript ui.Chart API relies on Google Charts for rendering tabular data and applies its default styling. It’s also possible to use Google Earth for property lines if you prefer this interactive platform. To learn more visit the new Charts Overview page. The examples above just scratch the surface of the types of charts that can be generated with the Earth Engine Code Editor ui.Chart API. Charting functions built for specific Earth Engine data types removes much of the need for data wrangling.
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