Releases: EyeSeeTea/dhis2-gee-app
DHIS2 Google Earth Engine App and Data importer App v1.2.0
DHIS2 GEE App and GEE Data Importer App are 2 web apps that enable end-users and administrator to easily inject Google Earth Engine data in their DHIS2 instances. Both apps share the same backend but have different front-end.
DHIS2 GEE App is the one prepared for administrators. They will be able to configure the GEE Dataset to extract the data from, to map it with any dataset in DHIS2, transform the extracted data on-the-fly and to download as a json the desired data.
DHIS2 GEE Data Importer App is a the end-user interface for a clean and extremely easy import process. This secondary app aims to ease the process of importing data from GEE without caring about mapping and variables, which will have been configured by the administrators using the DHIS2 GEE App.
These apps require the installation of a Google key in DHIS2, in order to connect to Google Earth Engine service.
New in release 1.2.0:
- Support for DHIS2 v40
- Support for the latest changes to the Google Earth Engine API
Like every other EyeSeeTea software, this is open source. Use it at your own responsibility as much as you want.
This work has been funded by the Global Malaria Programme of WHO.
Full Changelog: 1.1.0...v1.2.0
DHIS2 Google Earth Engine App and Data importer App v1.1.0
DHIS2 GEE App and GEE Data Importer App are 2 web apps that enable end-users and administrator to easily inject Google Earth Engine data in their DHIS2 instances. Both apps share the same backend but have different front-end.
DHIS2 GEE App is the one prepared for administrators. They will be able to configure the GEE Dataset to extract the data from, to map it with any dataset in DHIS2, transform the extracted data on-the-fly and to download as a json the desired data.
DHIS2 GEE Data Importer App is a the end-user interface for a clean and extremely easy import process. This secondary app aims to ease the process of importing data from GEE without caring about mapping and variables, which will have been configured by the administrators using the DHIS2 GEE App.
These apps require the installation of a Google key in DHIS2, in order to connect to Google Earth Engine service.
Release 1.1.0
New features:
- App libraries and infrastructure upgrade
- Active surveillance of GEE API with Github Actions
- Code refactors
Bugfixing:
- GEE API calls broken by recent Google response change
Like every other EyeSeeTea software, this is open source. Use it at your own responsibility as much as you want.
This work has been funded by the Climate Change Unit of WHO. If you like it, please contact them to say thanks ;)
DHIS2 Google Earth Engine App and Data importer App v1.0.1
DHIS2 GEE App and GEE Data Importer App are 2 web apps that enable end-users and administrator to easily inject Google Earth Engine data in their DHIS2 instances. Both apps share the same backend but have different front-end.
DHIS2 GEE App is the one prepared for administrators. They will be able to configure the GEE Dataset to extract the data from, to map it with any dataset in DHIS2, transform the extracted data on-the-fly and to download as a json the desired data.
DHIS2 GEE Data Importer App is a the end-user interface for a clean and extremely easy import process. This secondary app aims to ease the process of importing data from GEE without caring about mapping and variables, which will have been configured by the administrators using the DHIS2 GEE App.
These apps require the installation of a Google key in DHIS2, in order to connect to Google Earth Engine service.
Release 1.0.1
new features:
- earthengine library usage cleaned in the code
- Logo changed
- GEE Library upgraded to 0.1.232 version
Google Earth Engine API unilateral changes warning
Attention: GEE API has been reported to change its answer without respecting backwards compatibility with previous versions of its answers. Current app version is not compatible with GEE catalog json description. We will generate a new version as soon as possible. EyeSeetea does not garantee how quick the app will follow GEE API backwards incompatible unilateral changes.
Like every other EyeSeeTea software, this is open source. Use it at your own responsibility as much as you want.
This work has been funded by the Climate Change Unit of WHO. If you like it, please contact them to say thanks ;)
DHIS2 Google Earth Engine App and Data importer App v1.0.0
DHIS2 GEE App and GEE Data Importer App are 2 web apps that enable end-users and administrator to easily inject Google Earth Engine data in their DHIS2 instances. Both apps share the same backend but have different front-end.
DHIS2 GEE App is the one prepared for administrators. They will be able to
Release 1.0.0
New features:
- New dashboard
- Refactor of imports: split into manual import and import rules
- New import rules
- New global OU assignment to GEE datasets
- Possibility of transforming the value coming from GEE with a formula on-the-fly
- Read all GEE datasets and attributes
- Split app into 2 apps: one for importers with a simple interface and another one more complex for admins and configurators
- Allow polygons import
- Limit selection to OUs with coordinates
- Portuguese translations
- Compatibility with DHIS2 2.30-2.34
Like every other EyeSeeTea software, this is open source. Use it at your own responsibility as much as you want.
This work has been funded by the Climate Change Unit of WHO. If you like it, please contact them to say thanks ;)
DHIS2 Google Earth Engine Connector v0.0.1
Release 0.0.1:
New features:
- Landing page taking user to Import settings
- Options to select OUs, period and dataset mapping to use on GEE data import
- Dataset Mapping creation to map DHIS2 datasets with GEE datasets
- Variables mapping to map GEE bands with DHIS2 data elements
- Actions to download as a json file or to directly import on DHIS2
- Use of google token api via DHIS2 reusing the local google authentication json file