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Hello!


when I use this kind of filter of images by time interval using Landsat 4 TM L2 images:


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Evalscript V3



Evalscript V3 is a powerful tool for imagery visualization, multitemporal scripting, datafusion, scene filtering, etc.










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Evalscript V3



Evalscript V3 is a powerful tool for imagery visualization, multitemporal scripting, datafusion, scene filtering, etc.










Where can I manage the pixels that are cover by clouds?

Is there an example that uses this time interval filter and exclude pixels covered by clouds?


Thanks!

Hi Fernando,


You can easily filter out scenes that are too cloudy, for example using the maxCloudCoverage parameter in your payload.


If you want to filter out cloudy pixels you can utilise this by using the SCL bands for Sentinel-2 or the BQA bands for Landsat satellites. An example of how to create a cloudless mosaic was written by Max Kampen, and the evalscript used in that post maybe useful to you.


You can do something similar with Landsat I think, check out the docs related to this here.


Cheers!

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