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Master Water Resource Engineering with Google Earth Engine

4.6 Basic to Advance 28 Hrs (14 Days, 2 Hours per Day) Very Soon
Instructor - Highly Proficient in Remote Sensing & GIS Applications

Course Overview

Water resource engineering is a crucial field for managing water availability, quality, and sustainability. This 14-day intensive course provides a practical, hands-on approach using Google Earth Engine (GEE) to analyze hydrological processes, assess water balance, and monitor environmental changes. Participants will learn to work with satellite data, perform rainfall-runoff modeling, detect floods, estimate evapotranspiration, and analyze water quality using remote sensing and geospatial techniques.

Why Enroll in This Course?

Master Google Earth Engine – Learn to process and analyze satellite imagery for hydrological applications.
Rainfall & Hydrological Analysis – Work with CHIRPS, ERA5, MODIS, Landsat, and Sentinel-1 datasets for water resource studies.
Flood & Drought Assessment – Detect and monitor flooded areas, drought conditions, and groundwater recharge using Earth observation data.
Urban Water Resource Impact – Conduct urban proximity analysis to understand the effects of expansion on water resources.
Hands-On Real-World Applications – Gain practical experience with Python, GIS, and remote sensing tools for water management.

Who Should Take This Course?

Hydrologists & Water Resource Engineers – Enhance technical skills in remote sensing for hydrological applications.
Environmental Scientists & Researchers – Perform advanced rainfall analysis, flood mapping, and water balance studies.
Urban Planners & Disaster Risk Managers – Assess climate change impact, flood risks, and urban water challenges.
Students & GIS Professionals – Build expertise in GEE for water resource modeling and geospatial analytics.

Course Features

Live & Recorded Classes – Flexible learning with full-time access to recorded sessions.
Comprehensive Study Materials – Get PDFs, PPTs, and Python scripts for all modules.
Hands-On Projects – Work on real-world case studies in hydrology, flood mapping, and water balance estimation.
Multi-Device Access – Learn on mobile, laptop, or PC at your convenience.
1-Hour Demo Video – Quick introduction to Google Earth Engine for hydrological analysis.

Transform Your Career with Cutting-Edge Water Resource Engineering Skills!

Enroll Now and Gain Expertise in Google Earth Engine for Hydrology & Water Management!

Topics of Course

Basic Topic :

Introduction to Google Earth Engine (GEE)
  • Basic GEE functions, datasets, and visualization
  • Importing and filtering satellite imagery
  • Advance Topics :

    Rainfall Analysis in GEE
  • Download Rainfall Data using Google Earth Engine
  • How to Make a Rainfall Map in GEE
  • Rainfall-Runoff Model in GEE
  • Rainfall-Runoff Modeling using Remote Sensing Data
  • Evapotranspiration & Heat Flux Estimation
  • Estimate ET, LE, PET & PLE using MODIS Data
  • Timeseries Analysis of Evapotranspiration
  • Water Balance Calculation
  • Water Balance Calculation using Precipitation & ET
  • River & Water Level Analysis
  • River Water Level Analysis
  • Water Quality Monitoring Using Google Earth Engine
  • Groundwater Recharge Analysis in GEE
  • Groundwater Recharge Estimation using Remote Sensing
  • Flood Detection & Mapping
  • Perform Flood Detection Using Sentinel-1 SAR Imagery
  • Calculate Flooded Area in Google Earth Engine
  • Drainage & Flow Accumulation Mapping
  • How to Create Flow Accumulation Map in GEE
  • How to Delineate Drainage Direction Using Google Earth Engine
  • Bathymetry & Waterbody Change Detection
  • Google Earth Engine Bathymetry Mapping
  • Tracking Waterbody Changes (2000–2015) using MODIS & SRTM
  • Proximity Analysis & Urban Impact
  • Proximity Analysis with Water & Urban Zones
  • Urban Expansion & Water Resource Management
  • Advanced Water Resource Applications
  • Integration of NDVI, NDMI & LST in Water Resource Analysis
  • Rainfall Data Processing & Analysis
  • Importing CHIRPS & ERA5 precipitation datasets
  • Applying reducers to compute total rainfall
  • Aggregating rainfall time series
  • Rainfall Trend Analysis & Zonal Statistics
  • Charting monthly and seasonal rainfall trends
  • Computing zonal statistics
  • Performing trend analysis
  • 2199/-

    Course Name:-

    Master Water Resource Engineering with Google Earth Engine

    Instructor:-

    Highly Proficient

    Category:-

    Basic to Advanced

    Level:-

    Beginner to Advanced

    Duration:-

    40 Hours (20 Days, 2 Hours per Day)

    Mode:-

    Live & Recorded Sessions

    Access:-

    Mobile, Laptop, PC

    Requirements

  • At SkillBuilt 24x7, we welcome everyone who's ready to grow—no experience needed! Here's all you need to get started:
  • No need for basic coding knowledge – we start from scratch
  • Beginner-friendly – perfect for absolute newcomers
  • Just bring your curiosity and eagerness to learn new things
  • A laptop is a must – your gateway to hands-on learning
  • No prior concepts required – we’ll teach you everything step by step