Google Earth Engine
Planetary-scale geospatial analysis in the cloud — the data catalogue and compute behind modern water remote sensing.
250m, 16-day global vegetation index composites — the standard input to crop-coefficient ET and drought indices.
by NASA / LP DAAC
MOD13Q1 delivers atmospherically-corrected NDVI and EVI vegetation index composites at 250m resolution every 16 days, globally, from 2000 to present, distributed through LP DAAC. EVI improves on classic NDVI in high-biomass and atmospherically-hazy conditions, which matters for tropical and heavily-vegetated catchments.
Vegetation index time series feed crop-coefficient-based ET estimation, vegetation-drought indices (VCI, VHI) and land-cover classification training data — a quiet workhorse behind a lot of remote-sensing-based water balance work.
Ranked by the topics, categories and workflow stages they share with MODIS NDVI/EVI (MOD13Q1).
Planetary-scale geospatial analysis in the cloud — the data catalogue and compute behind modern water remote sensing.
3D groundwater flow and transport modeling environment for MODFLOW, SEAWAT, and PEST calibration workflows.
Free 10-20m multispectral imagery, 5-day revisit — the imagery backbone under WorldCover and Dynamic World.
QGIS plugin for exploring mesh model results — animate TUFLOW, Telemac and HEC-RAS 2D outputs in the GIS.
Pixel-level surface water history since 1984, built from the entire Landsat archive — where water has been, and when.
A STAC API and Jupyter environment over petabytes of satellite data — Sentinel, Landsat, MODIS, ERA5, CHIRPS and more.