This code file is designed to process satellite imagery using Google Earth Engine. It includes functions to acquire images from a specific date, process collections of images, and generate cloud maps. The code relies on several utility functions and external libraries.
## Dependencies
- Google Earth Engine (`ee`)
- Utility functions from `../utils`
- Metadata handling from `../../common/metadata`
- Cloud scoring from `../imagery`
## Constants
-`REVISIT_DAYS`: The number of days between satellite revisits (16 days).
This code provides various functions for processing and analyzing geographical and satellite data using the Earth Engine and Turf.js libraries. It includes functions for land cover parsing, shoreline extraction, cloud masking, and vegetation index calculations.
## Dependencies
-`earth-engine` (imported as `ee`)
-`@turf/turf` (imported as `turf`)
-`../../common/satellites` (imported as `satellite`)
## Functions
### `landParsing`
Parses land cover data to determine intersections and distances.
**Parameters:**
-`landcover` (Object): The land cover data.
-`sidesCoords` (Array): Coordinates of the sides.
-`centerCoord` (Array): Center coordinates.
-`shoreline` (Object): Shoreline geometry.
**Returns:**
- Object containing parsed land cover data.
### `landParsingTurf`
Similar to `landParsing` but uses Turf.js for geometric operations.
**Parameters:**
-`landcover` (Object): The land cover data.
-`sidesCoords` (Array): Coordinates of the sides.
-`centerCoord` (Array): Center coordinates.
-`shoreline` (Object): Shoreline geometry.
**Returns:**
- Object containing parsed land cover data.
### `extractShoreLine`
Extracts the shoreline from baseline coordinates and water geometry.
**Parameters:**
-`baseLineCoords` (Array): Baseline coordinates.
-`waterGeometry` (Object): Water geometry.
**Returns:**
- Shoreline geometry.
### `extractShoreLineTurf`
Similar to `extractShoreLine` but uses Turf.js for geometric operations.
**Parameters:**
-`baseLine` (Object): Baseline geometry.
-`waterGeometry` (Object): Water geometry.
**Returns:**
- Shoreline geometry.
### `landCoversIntersections`
Calculates intersections of land covers along a transect.
**Parameters:**
-`transect` (Object): Transect data.
-`landcoversdata` (Array): Land cover data.
-`shoreLine` (Object): Shoreline geometry.
-`year` (Number): Year of the data.
**Returns:**
- Object containing land cover intersections.
### `landCoversIntersectionsTurf`
Similar to `landCoversIntersections` but uses Turf.js for geometric operations.
**Parameters:**
-`transect` (Object): Transect data.
-`landcoversdata` (Array): Land cover data.
-`shoreLine` (Object): Shoreline geometry.
-`year` (Number): Year of the data.
**Returns:**
- Object containing land cover intersections.
### `filterElevation`
Filters an image based on elevation.
**Parameters:**
-`image` (Object): The image to filter.
-`elevation` (Number): Elevation threshold.
-`type` (String, optional): Type of filtering.
-`satellite` (String, optional): Satellite name.
**Returns:**
- Filtered image.
### `applyScaleFactors`
Applies scale factors to an image.
**Parameters:**
-`image` (Object): The image to scale.
**Returns:**
- Scaled image.
### `getMapBiomasClassificationsList`
Retrieves a list of MapBiomas classifications.
**Returns:**
- Array of classification IDs.
### `getMapBiomasClassificationYear`
Retrieves MapBiomas classification for a specific year.
This code file provides utility functions for geographic calculations using the Google Earth Engine (GEE) service. It includes functions to compute displacement and bearing between geographic coordinates.
## Dependencies
- Google Earth Engine (GEE) service
## Constants
-`EARTHS_RADIUS`: The radius of the Earth in meters (6371000 meters).
## Functions
### `toDegrees(lng, lat)`
Converts longitude and latitude from radians to degrees.
#### Parameters
-`lng` (ee.Number): Longitude in radians.
-`lat` (ee.Number): Latitude in radians.
#### Returns
-`Array`: An array containing the converted longitude and latitude in degrees.
### `toRadians(value)`
Converts a value from degrees to radians.
#### Parameters
-`value` (Number): The value in degrees.
#### Returns
-`ee.Number`: The value converted to radians.
### `computeDisplacement(lng, lat, theta, distance)`
Computes the new geographic coordinates after moving a certain distance in a specified direction from a starting point.
#### Parameters
-`lng` (Number): Longitude of the starting point in degrees.
-`lat` (Number): Latitude of the starting point in degrees.
-`theta` (Number): Bearing angle in degrees.
-`distance` (Number): Distance to move in meters.
#### Returns
-`Array`: An array containing the new longitude and latitude in degrees.
This code file provides several utility functions for working with satellite imagery using the Google Earth Engine (GEE) API. The primary functionalities include scoring cloud ratios, generating layers, creating thumbnails, and calculating cumulative windows for histograms.
## Dependencies
- Google Earth Engine (GEE) API
- Custom classes and utilities from local modules
## Functions
### `scoreCloudRatio`
Calculates the cloud ratio in a given region based on a masked image.
#### Parameters
-`masked` (ee.Image): The masked image with cloud presence indicated by pixel values.
-`bandName` (string): The name of the band to be analyzed.
-`geometry` (ee.Geometry): The region of interest.
-`scale` (number, default=30): The scale for the reduction.
-`maxPixels` (number, default=1e12): The maximum number of pixels to include in the reduction.
#### Returns
-`ee.Number`: The cloud ratio in the specified region.
This code file serves as an entry point for exporting various modules and functionalities related to satellite data processing. It consolidates and re-exports components from different files, making them accessible from a single location.
# Dependencies
- The code relies on ES6 module syntax for importing and exporting functionalities.
# Modules
## Satellite
This module is imported as the default export from the `satellite` file. It likely contains core functionalities related to satellite data.
## Shoreline
This module is imported from the `shoreline` file and re-exported as a namespace. It likely contains functionalities related to shoreline data processing.
## Acquisition
This module is imported from the `acquisition` file and re-exported as a namespace. It likely contains functionalities related to data acquisition processes.
## Utils
This module is imported from the `utils` file and re-exported as a namespace. It likely contains utility functions that support various operations within the system.
# Usage Example
To use any of the exported modules, you can import them in your code as follows:
- It is assumed that the files `satellite`, `shoreline`, `acquisition`, and `utils` exist in the same directory as this file.
- The code assumes that the imported modules are correctly implemented and do not contain any syntax errors.
# References
- For more information on ES6 module syntax, refer to the [MDN Web Docs on import](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/import) and [export](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/export).
This code file serves as an entry point for importing and exporting satellite data processing modules. It consolidates different satellite data classes into a single exportable object for easier access and usage.
## Dependencies
-`Landsat`: Handles data processing for Landsat satellite imagery.
-`LandsatTOA`: Manages Top of Atmosphere (TOA) corrections for Landsat data.
-`Sentinel`: Processes data from Sentinel satellite imagery.
# Module Documentation
## Landsat
Handles data processing for Landsat satellite imagery. This module is responsible for various operations such as data extraction, transformation, and analysis specific to Landsat satellites.
## LandsatTOA
Manages Top of Atmosphere (TOA) corrections for Landsat data. This module applies necessary corrections to Landsat imagery to account for atmospheric interference, ensuring more accurate data analysis.
## Sentinel
Processes data from Sentinel satellite imagery. This module provides functionalities for handling Sentinel data, including extraction, transformation, and analysis.
# Usage Example
To use any of the satellite data processing modules, you can import them from the consolidated export object:
This code is designed to interact with Google Earth Engine (GEE) to process satellite imagery data. It includes functions to filter and process image collections based on specific criteria, such as date and geographic bounds, and to generate cloud cover maps.
## Dependencies
- Google Earth Engine (GEE) library
- Utility functions from `../utils`
- Metadata constants from `../../common/metadata`
- Cloud scoring function from `../imagery`
## Functions
### `addGridPosition(element)`
Adds a grid position to an image based on its WRS path and row.
This code file provides a set of utilities for working with Google Earth Engine (GEE) to process satellite imagery. It includes functions for cloud masking, date slicing, and metadata management.
## Dependencies
-`ee` from `../../services/earth-engine`
- Utility functions from `../utils`
- Cloud scoring from `../imagery`
- Metadata constants from `../../common/metadata`
## Functions
### addGridPosition
Adds a grid position to an image based on its WRS path and row.
**Parameters:**
-`element` (Object): The image element to which the grid position will be added.
**Returns:**
-`ee.Image`: The image with the added grid position.
### sliceByRevisit
Slices an image collection by a given revisit period starting from a specific date.
**Parameters:**
-`collection` (ee.ImageCollection): The image collection to slice.
-`startingDate` (String): The starting date for the slice.
-`days` (Number): The number of days for the revisit period.
**Returns:**
-`ee.ImageCollection`: The sliced image collection.
### maskTOAClouds
Masks clouds in an image based on the Top of Atmosphere (TOA) reflectance.
**Parameters:**
-`image` (ee.Image): The image to mask.
-`bandName` (String): The name of the band to use for cloud masking.
**Returns:**
-`ee.Image`: The cloud-masked image.
### acquireFromDate
Acquires an image from a specific date, mission, and geometry, and calculates the cloud ratio.
**Parameters:**
-`date` (String): The date to acquire the image.
-`mission` (Object): The mission details including name, cycle, and bands.
-`geometry` (ee.Geometry): The geometry to clip the image to.
**Returns:**
-`ee.Image`: The processed image with cloud ratio metadata.
### processCollection
Processes an image collection to compute valid dates for image acquisition.
**Parameters:**
-`mission` (Object): The mission details including name and cycle.
-`geometry` (ee.Geometry): The geometry to filter the image collection.
**Returns:**
-`ee.List`: A list of valid dates for image acquisition.
### generateCloudMap
Generates a cloud map for a list of dates, mission, and geometry.
**Parameters:**
-`dates` (ee.List): The list of dates to generate the cloud map for.
-`mission` (Object): The mission details including name and bands.
-`geometry` (ee.Geometry): The geometry to clip the images to.
**Returns:**
-`ee.List`: A list of cloud ratios for each date.
### queryAvailable
Queries available images for a given mission and geometry.
**Parameters:**
-`mission` (Object): The mission details including name and cycle.
-`geometry` (ee.Geometry): The geometry to filter the image collection.
**Returns:**
-`ee.Dictionary`: A dictionary mapping dates to cloud ratios.
### getAvailable
Placeholder function for getting available images.
**Parameters:**
-`mission` (Object): The mission details.
-`geometry` (ee.Geometry): The geometry to filter the image collection.
### acquire
Acquires an image for a given date, mission, and geometry.
**Parameters:**
-`mission` (Object): The mission details.
-`date` (String): The date to acquire the image.
-`geometry` (ee.Geometry): The geometry to clip the image to.
**Returns:**
-`ee.Image`: The acquired image.
### format
Formats properties into a string.
**Parameters:**
-`properties` (Object): The properties to format.
**Returns:**
-`String`: The formatted string.
## Usage Example
```javascript
import EarthEngineUtils from './path/to/earth-engine-utils';
This code file is designed to interact with the Google Earth Engine (GEE) to process satellite imagery data. It includes functions to filter and manipulate image collections, mask clouds, and generate cloud coverage maps. The code is particularly focused on handling data from different satellite missions, such as LANDSAT and Sentinel.
## Dependencies
- Google Earth Engine (GEE)
- External utility functions from `../utils`
- Metadata handling from `../../common/metadata`
- Cloud scoring from `../imagery`
- LANDSAT-specific algorithms from `../../algorithms/satellite/landsat`
## Functions
### `addGridPosition(element)`
Adds grid position metadata to an image.
**Parameters:**
-`element`: The image element to which the grid position will be added.
This code file contains a set of functions designed to process satellite imagery and extract shoreline features. The primary purpose is to identify water bodies, remove noise from shorelines, and apply various filters to produce clean and accurate shoreline data.
## Dependencies
-`earth-engine` (ee)
-`geodesy` for geospatial calculations
-`metadata` for handling metadata
-`utils` for utility functions
-`tools/effects` for callback and evaluation functions
-`@material-ui/icons` for UI icons
## Functions
### identifyWaterFeature
Partitions the raster image using the water index and the threshold function, then reduces the output raster to vector, corresponding to the water body in the given image.
**Parameters:**
-`image` (ee.Image): The input image.
-`geometry` (ee.Geometry): The area of interest.
-`scale` (Number): The scale of the analysis.
-`bands` (Object): The bands to be used for the water index.
-`thresholdFn` (Function): The function to determine the threshold.
**Returns:**
-`ee.Geometry`: The identified water body.
### removeShorelineNoise
Removes noises from the shoreline by keeping only the polygons that have the most intersections with the transects.
**Parameters:**
-`shorelines` (ee.Geometry.MultiLineString): The input shorelines.
-`transects` (ee.Geometry.MultiLineString | ee.FeatureCollection): The transects for noise removal.
**Returns:**
-`ee.Feature<ee.Geometry.LineString>`: The shoreline without noise.
### gaussianKernel
Creates a Gaussian kernel controlled by size, mean, and sigma. The output kernel size is always odd.
**Parameters:**
-`size` (Number): The size of the kernel.
-`mean` (Number): The mean of the Gaussian distribution.
-`sigma` (Number): The standard deviation of the Gaussian distribution.
**Returns:**
-`ee.List<Number>`: The Gaussian kernel.
### linearGaussianFilter
Convolves over the list of coordinates producing local averages weighted by the produced kernel of samples, mean, and sd. The result is a smoothed list with removed noises.
**Parameters:**
-`coordinates` (ee.List): List containing the path.
-`samples` (ee.Number): Size of the kernel (default: 3).
-`mean` (ee.Number): Center of the normal distribution (default: 0).
-`sd` (ee.Number): Standard Deviation (default: 1).
**Returns:**
-`ee.List<Number>`: The filtered coordinates.
### thresholdingAlgorithm
Given a histogram, finds the appropriate thresholds for a specified number of classes.
**Parameters:**
-`histogram` (ee.Dictionary): The input histogram.
-`count` (Number): The number of classes.
**Returns:**
-`ee.Number`: The optimal threshold.
### selectThreshold
Selects the threshold function according to the input threshold.
**Parameters:**
-`threshold` (Number): The input threshold.
**Returns:**
-`Function`: The thresholding function.
### extractShoreline
Extracts the raw shoreline of the given image by identifying the water feature and converting it into linestrings.
**Parameters:**
-`image` (ee.Image): The input image.
-`geometry` (ee.Geometry): The area of interest.
-`scale` (Number): The scale of the analysis.
-`bands` (Object): The bands to be used.
-`thresholdFn` (Function): The function to determine the threshold.
**Returns:**
-`ee.Geometry.MultiLineString`: The extracted shoreline.
### deriveShoreline
Fully derives the shoreline using the satellite image. The satellite-derived shoreline is a single smoothed linestring without noisy features.
**Parameters:**
-`image` (ee.Image): The input image.
-`geometry` (ee.Geometry): The area of interest.
-`scale` (Number): The scale of the analysis.
-`bands` (Object): The bands to be used.
-`threshold` (Function): The threshold function.
-`transects` (ee.FeatureCollection | ee.List): The transects for noise removal.
-`props` (Array<String>): Additional properties.
-`opticalResolution` (Number): The optical resolution of the satellite.
**Returns:**
-`ee.Feature`: The derived shoreline.
### deriveShorelines
Acquires and extracts shorelines given an array of dates.
**Parameters:**
-`dates` (Array): A list containing the dates of the images to be analyzed.
-`satellite` (Object): Information about the satellite.
-`geometry` (ee.Geometry): The area of interest.
-`scale` (Number): The scale of the analysis.
-`threshold` (ee.Number): Suggested threshold for the extraction.
-`transects` (ee.FeatureCollection | ee.List): The transects for noise removal.
**Returns:**
-`ee.FeatureCollection`: A FeatureCollection of polygons.
### expandCoastline
Expands the given coordinates by a specified distance.
**Parameters:**
-`coordinates` (ee.List): The input coordinates.
-`distance` (Number): The distance to expand.
**Returns:**
-`ee.Feature`: The expanded coastline.
### rectifyJunctions
Normalizes the junctions of segments.
**Parameters:**
-`segments` (ee.List): The input segments.
-`originalCoordinates` (ee.List): The original coordinates.
This code file serves as an entry point to re-export modules from three different files: `extraction`, `statistics`, and `transects`. This allows for a consolidated import interface for these modules, making it easier to manage and use them in other parts of the application.
# Dependencies
- The code assumes that the files `extraction.js`, `statistics.js`, and `transects.js` exist in the same directory and export the necessary functionalities.
# Usage
To use the functionalities provided by the `extraction`, `statistics`, and `transects` modules, you can import them from this file as shown in the example below:
This code provides a set of functions to calculate and append various statistics and properties related to transects and shorelines using Google Earth Engine (GEE). The primary functionalities include calculating distances, classifying transect change rates, generating statistics, and appending useful properties to transects and shorelines.
## Dependencies
- Google Earth Engine (GEE)
- Utility functions from `../utils`
- Metadata constants from `../../common/metadata`
- Utility constants from `../../common/utils`
## Functions
### `calculateDistances`
Calculates the distance of each shoreline to the point of interest given by the intersection of the transect with the baseline.
#### Parameters
-`transect` (`ee.Feature`): The transect feature.
-`baseline` (`ee.Geometry.LineString`): The reference baseline.
-`shorelines` (`ee.FeatureCollection`): The collection of shoreline features.
#### Returns
-`ee.Dictionary`: A dictionary containing the distances.
This code is designed to generate transects orthogonal to a specified polygon and expand them horizontally. It utilizes the Google Earth Engine (GEE) library and some geodesic computations to achieve this.
This code provides a set of utility functions for working with satellite imagery using Google Earth Engine (GEE). It includes functions for manipulating image metadata, merging image collections, and applying various transformations and calculations to the images.
## Dependencies
-`lodash/pick`: Used for picking specific properties from objects.
-`../../services/earth-engine`: Custom service for interacting with Google Earth Engine.
-`../../common/metadata`: Common metadata constants.
-`../../common/indices`: Common indices for image processing.
## Functions
### `addGridPosition(satellite)`
Adds a grid position to an image based on the satellite's computed grid position.
-**Parameters:**
-`satellite`: The satellite object used to compute the grid position.
-**Returns:** A function that takes an image element and returns the image with the grid position set.
### `getDate(image)`
Retrieves the date from an image's metadata.
-**Parameters:**
-`image`: The image from which to retrieve the date.
-**Returns:** The date of the image.
### `mergeFootprints(collection)`
Merges the footprints of a collection of images into a single geometry.
-**Parameters:**
-`collection`: The collection of images.
-**Returns:** The merged geometry of the collection.
### `retrieveExtremes(collection)`
Retrieves the earliest and latest images in a collection based on their start time.
-**Parameters:**
-`collection`: The collection of images.
-**Returns:** An object containing the earliest and latest dates.
### `mergeProperties(collection)`
Merges properties of a collection of images, including the earliest date and footprint.
-**Parameters:**
-`collection`: The collection of images.
-**Returns:** An object containing merged properties such as name, footprint, start time, and sensor ID.
### `combineReducers(...reducers)`
Combines multiple reducers into a single reducer.
-**Parameters:**
-`...reducers`: The reducers to combine.
-**Returns:** The combined reducer.
### `serializeList(subject)`
Serializes a list into a string format.
-**Parameters:**
-`subject`: The list to serialize.
-**Returns:** The serialized string.
### `generateVisualizationParams(mission)`
Generates visualization parameters for a mission.
-**Parameters:**
-`mission`: The mission object containing band information and visualization parameters.
-**Returns:** An object containing the visualization parameters.
This code file serves as an entry point for exporting various components from their respective files. These components are likely part of a larger UI library or application.
## Dependencies
- The code assumes that the components `ActivityIndicator`, `DropdownButton`, `Footer`, `NavigationBar`, `Scroller`, and `User` are defined in their respective files within the same directory.
## Exported Components
### ActivityIndicator
-**Purpose**: Provides a visual indicator for loading activities.
-**Usage**:
```javascript
import{ActivityIndicator}from'path-to-this-file';
```
### DropdownButton
-**Purpose**: Represents a button that, when clicked, shows a dropdown menu.
-**Usage**:
```javascript
import{DropdownButton}from'path-to-this-file';
```
### Footer
-**Purpose**: Represents the footer section of a webpage or application.
-**Usage**:
```javascript
import{Footer}from'path-to-this-file';
```
### NavigationBar
-**Purpose**: Represents the navigation bar, typically used for site or app navigation.
-**Usage**:
```javascript
import{NavigationBar}from'path-to-this-file';
```
### Scroller
-**Purpose**: Provides scrolling functionality, likely for a container or list.
-**Usage**:
```javascript
import{Scroller}from'path-to-this-file';
```
### User
-**Purpose**: Represents user-related functionalities or data.
-**Usage**:
```javascript
import{User}from'path-to-this-file';
```
## Assumptions and Edge Cases
- It is assumed that the components are correctly implemented and exported as default exports in their respective files.
- The code does not handle cases where the components might not be found or incorrectly implemented in their respective files.
This code file serves as an entry point for exporting modules from various parts of the project. It consolidates exports from multiple files, making them accessible from a single location.
## Dependencies
- This file relies on the presence of the following modules within the same directory:
-`snacks`
-`visualization`
-`map`
-`core`
# Module Documentation
## Snacks Module
Exports all functionalities related to snacks. This could include classes, functions, and constants that deal with snack-related operations.
## Visualization Module
Exports all functionalities related to data visualization. This could include classes, functions, and constants that help in rendering visual representations of data.
## Map Module
Exports all functionalities related to mapping. This could include classes, functions, and constants that deal with geographical data and map rendering.
## Core Module
Exports all core functionalities of the application. This could include essential classes, functions, and constants that form the backbone of the system.
# Usage Example
To use any of the functionalities provided by these modules, you can import them as follows:
```javascript
import{someFunction}from'./snacks';
import{anotherFunction}from'./visualization';
import{mapFunction}from'./map';
import{coreFunction}from'./core';
// Example usage
someFunction();
anotherFunction();
mapFunction();
coreFunction();
```
# Assumptions and Edge Cases
- It is assumed that all the modules (`snacks`, `visualization`, `map`, `core`) exist in the same directory as this file.
- If any of these modules are missing, the import/export statements will fail, leading to runtime errors.
# References
- For more details on how to structure module exports in JavaScript, refer to the [MDN Web Docs on export](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/web/javascript/reference/statements/export).
This module serves as an entry point for exporting various components used in the application. It consolidates and re-exports components from different files, making them easily accessible for import in other parts of the application.
## Dependencies
- This module relies on several internal components, each defined in their respective files.
## Exported Components
### ShapeList
-**Description**: Exports all functionalities from the `ShapeList` module.
### ActionList
-**Description**: Default export from the `ActionList` module.
-**Usage**:
```javascript
importActionListfrom'./ActionList';
```
### FeatureInfo
-**Description**: Default export from the `FeatureInfo` module.
-**Usage**:
```javascript
importFeatureInfofrom'./FeatureInfo';
```
### GoogleMap
-**Description**: Default export from the `GoogleMap` module.
-**Usage**:
```javascript
importGoogleMapfrom'./GoogleMap';
```
### ImageChooserCard
-**Description**: Default export from the `ImageChooserCard` module.
-**Usage**:
```javascript
importImageChooserCardfrom'./ImageChooserCard';
```
### ImageChooserForm
-**Description**: Default export from the `ImageChooserForm` module.
-**Usage**:
```javascript
importImageChooserFormfrom'./ImageChooserForm';
```
### ImageViewer
-**Description**: Default export from the `ImageViewer` module.
-**Usage**:
```javascript
importImageViewerfrom'./ImageViewer';
```
### LayerActions
-**Description**: Default export from the `LayerActions` module.
-**Usage**:
```javascript
importLayerActionsfrom'./LayerActions';
```
### LayerViewer
-**Description**: Default export from the `LayerViewer` module.
-**Usage**:
```javascript
importLayerViewerfrom'./LayerViewer';
```
### LoadedImagesAccordion
-**Description**: Default export from the `LoadedImagesAccordion` module.
This code file is responsible for exporting two modules, `Notifier` and `Task`, from their respective files. These modules are likely part of a larger system and are being made available for import in other parts of the application.
# Dependencies
- The code assumes that there are two files named `Notifier.js` and `Task.js` in the same directory.
# Modules
## Notifier
This module is exported as the default export from the `Notifier.js` file. It is likely responsible for handling notifications within the system.
## Task
This module is exported as the default export from the `Task.js` file. It is likely responsible for managing tasks within the system.
# Usage Example
To use these modules in another part of the application, you can import them as follows:
```javascript
import{Notifier,Task}from'./path-to-this-file';
// Example usage
constnotifier=newNotifier();
consttask=newTask();
```
# Assumptions
- The `Notifier.js` and `Task.js` files exist in the same directory as this file.
- The modules `Notifier` and `Task` are the default exports of their respective files.
This code file exports several components that are likely part of a larger system related to data visualization and image processing. The components are:
-`EvolutionChart`
-`ImageTable`
-`SatelliteImageThumbnail`
-`TransectDataTable`
-`TransectEvolution`
These components are imported from their respective files and then re-exported for use in other parts of the application.
## Dependencies
- The code assumes that the components `EvolutionChart`, `ImageTable`, `SatelliteImageThumbnail`, `TransectDataTable`, and `TransectEvolution` are defined in their respective files within the same directory.
## Components
### EvolutionChart
Represents a chart that likely visualizes some form of evolutionary data.
### ImageTable
Represents a table that displays images, possibly with associated metadata.
### SatelliteImageThumbnail
Represents a thumbnail view of a satellite image.
### TransectDataTable
Represents a table that displays data related to transects, which are typically used in environmental and geographical studies.
### TransectEvolution
Represents a component that visualizes the evolution of transect data over time.
## Usage Example
```javascript
import { EvolutionChart, ImageTable, SatelliteImageThumbnail, TransectDataTable, TransectEvolution } from './path-to-this-file';
// Example usage in a React component
function App() {
return (
<div>
<EvolutionChart/>
<ImageTable/>
<SatelliteImageThumbnail/>
<TransectDataTable/>
<TransectEvolution/>
</div>
);
}
```
## Assumptions and Edge Cases
- It is assumed that the components being imported are correctly defined and exported in their respective files.
- The code does not handle cases where the components might not be found or fail to import.
## References
- If these components are based on specific libraries or research papers, it would be helpful to include those references here.