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Extractor allows for the extraction of data from raster images based on point, line, and polygon vectors and the application of zonal statistics. Its usefulness lies in its ability to work with a range of raster sources, making it ideal for time series analysis and landscape studies.

  • Updated Nov 24, 2023
  • Python

Winter wheat NDVI and NIRv for all 96 Bavarian districts, March-June 2017-2024, from 1.13 TB of DLR Sentinel-2 monthly composites masked with DLR 10 m crop maps. GPU pipeline (CuPy, exactextract) on Colab: 1.64 billion wheat pixels in 5.5 h. Over 151,793 OCO-2 footprints, SIF tracks NIRv (r=0.54) better than NDVI (r=0.42).

  • Updated Sep 19, 2026
  • Jupyter Notebook

Raster and vector geospatial analysis in Python: mean SRTM elevation per NUTS-1 region, raster to point grids, reprojection, and a finished map of Manhattan parks, bike routes and 2050s flood zones. Four Colab notebooks, all data from open sources, written while following Milan Janosov's LinkedIn Learning courses.

  • Updated Sep 19, 2026
  • Jupyter Notebook

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