Hi,

There are two ways doing this:

1. Click the Add bounds button next to the Map bounds in your dashboard and define your interested area on the map using Draw Rectangle or Draw Polygons tools.
   Note: In this case only one polygon can be set as your map bounds.
2. Click Advanced settings and insert the coordinates of your interested area. In this case you can set the map bounds with multiple polygons using the code below:

"areaOfInterest": {
		"type": "MultiPolygon",
		"crs": {
			"type": "name",
			"properties": {
				"name": "urn:ogc:def:crs:EPSG::4326"
			}
		},
		"coordinates": [
			[
				[
					[
						15.487843,
						47.048137
					],
					[
						15.473415,
						47.021461
					],
					[
						15.494714,
						47.001329
					],
					[
						15.510516,
						47.023334
					],
					[
						15.487843,
						47.048137
					]
				]
			],
			[
				[
					[
						15.343804,
						47.111261
					],
					[
						15.374276,
						47.095604
					],
					[
						15.363042,
						47.070122
					],
					[
						15.324395,
						47.070122
					],
					[
						15.313815,
						47.097824
					],
					[
						15.343804,
						47.111261
					]
				]
			]
		]
	},

Note: Don’t forget to change the type of areaOfInterest to Multipolygon.

Thanks! It worked!

This visualization comes from an index (band combination) that I´m testing. Is there any way to get the mean value of that index for each polygon?

Hi,

Glad to hear that!
To get the mean value of the index for your interested area, please check out our Statistical API which enables you to get statistics calculated based on satellite imagery without downloading any images.

Best,
 

Thank you again! I checked the Statistical API and did not find an example with multipolygon. Is it possible to do it with multipolygon?

Hi,

Yes you can do that by setting the bounds parameter to multipolygon as shown below:

"bounds": {
      "geometry": {
        "type": "MultiPolygon",
        "crs": {
          "type": "name",
          "properties": {
            "name": "urn:ogc:def:crs:EPSG::4326"
          }
        },
        "coordinates": [
          [
            [
              [
                15.487843,
                47.048137
              ],
              [
                15.473415,
                47.021461
              ],
              [
                15.494714,
                47.001329
              ],
              [
                15.510516,
                47.023334
              ],
              [
                15.487843,
                47.048137
              ]
            ]
          ],
          [
            [
              [
                15.343804,
                47.111261
              ],
              [
                15.374276,
                47.095604
              ],
              [
                15.363042,
                47.070122
              ],
              [
                15.324395,
                47.070122
              ],
              [
                15.313815,
                47.097824
              ],
              [
                15.343804,
                47.111261
              ]
            ]
          ]
        ]
      }
    },

Thank you again! I´m trying to see the statistical info chart in the EO Browser for two or more polygons of my interest. When I tried de “Default” Theme and tried any of the default indices the statistics analysis would work and it shows the index curve, but if I try my custom script I get three curves (C0, C1 and C2) instead of the band math result (image 1)

And if I try my own Configuration (based on one of my configuration utilities) I get the message that statistical info is not available for this configuration (image 2).

The only thing I really need is the result of B08/B03 for each polygon during a particular period of time. Instead of NDVI graph or any other index, I just need the B08/B03 result graph for two or more polygons. I would really appreciate your help with that.

Hi,

Unfortunately EO Browser currently does not support multipolygon, the stat you got from the default layer is probably the value of red, green, and blue band which is not the information we’re interested in. Here’s an webinar showing how to set up statistical feature on EO Browser. Another webinar explaining how to set up layers in dashboard for statistics you may want to take a look.

To get the stats of each polygon you’re interested in, I suggest to use the statistical api and make a request for each polygon in a loop.

Note: If you set the geometry as multipolygon and sent a request to the statistical api, the response would be the stat of all polygons in the multipolygon, which might not be the result you need.