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Hello, everyone!


I’m looking for assistance with adding a timelapse to my webGIS using an Evalscript. The Evalscript I’m using isn’t working, and I’m in need of clear and straightforward instructions on how to achieve this. Please provide guidance

here’s my script:


//VERSION=3
// Script to extract a time series of NDVI values using
// Sentinel 2 Level 2A data and metadata file.
function setup() {
return {
input: {
bands: "B04", "B08"],
units: "DN"
}],
output: {
bands: 1,
sampleType: SampleType.FLOAT32
},
mosaicking: Mosaicking.ORBIT
}

}

// The following function is designed to update the number of
// output bands without knowing beforehand how many there are
function updateOutput(outputs, collection) {
Object.values(outputs).forEach((output) => {
output.bands = collection.scenes.length;
});
}
// function to generate a json file with a list of the NDVI
// dates used in the analysis.
function updateOutputMetadata(scenes, inputMetadata, outputMetadata) {
var dds = v];
for (i=0; i<scenes.length; i++){
dds.push(scenesui].date)
}
outputMetadata.userData = { "acquisition_dates": JSON.stringify(dds) }
}

function evaluatePixel(samples) {
// Precompute an array to contain NDVI observations
var n_observations = samples.length;
let ndvi = new Array(n_observations).fill(0);

// Fill the array with NDVI values
samples.forEach((sample, index) => {
ndvi index] = (sample.B08 - sample.B04) / (sample.B08 + sample.B04) ;
});

return ndvi;
}

Hi,


This Github repository should be what you need to achieve your goal. Hope that this helps you out.


@william.ray Thank you very much for sharing the information. I greatly appreciate it. I am currently working with JavaScript and React. I’ve taken a look at the GitHub repository you provided, and I’m finding it a bit challenging to integrate it into my application. If you have any additional guidance or tips, I would be very grateful for your assistance.


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