AI-generated Key Takeaways
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Google Cloud Storage can be configured as a destination for Earth Engine exports, allowing users to store their exported data in a specified bucket.
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Users can define a filename prefix, tile permissions (public, default, or unspecified), and optional CORS settings for web access.
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The bucket's default object ACL is used for tile permissions unless otherwise specified, and the filename prefix helps organize the exported files based on coordinates and format.
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If public access to the exported tiles is desired, the user must be an owner of the bucket.
Configuration for a destination in Google Cloud Storage.
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{
"bucket": string,
"filenamePrefix": string,
"permissions": enum ( |
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bucket |
The Google Cloud Storage destination bucket. |
filenamePrefix |
The string used as the prefix for each output file. A trailing "/" indicates a path. The filenames of the exported files will be constructed from this prefix, the coordinates of each file in a mosaic (if any), and a file extension corresponding to the file format. |
permissions |
Specifies the permissions to set on the exported tiles. If unspecified, defaults to DEFAULT_OBJECT_ACL. |
bucketCorsUris[] |
Optional list of URIs to whitelist for the CORS settings on the bucket. Used to enable websites to access exported files via JavaScript. |
TilePermissions
Permissions to set on exported map tiles.
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TILE_PERMISSIONS_UNSPECIFIED |
Unspecified. |
PUBLIC |
Write public tiles. Requires the caller to be an OWNER of the bucket. |
DEFAULT_OBJECT_ACL |
Write tiles using the bucket's default object ACL. |