What is it?
Well lets say you're trying to index images of the earth, and you want to find similar images to your input. That's exactly what this is for - a chrome extension built on React, that lets you take a snapshot of satelite images from NASA's worldview website, and lets you perform similarity searches on the same, which is returned back to you, in a neat and clean UI
- To get started you will need npm installed on your system
- Clone the main branch of the repository
- Extract all the files to a folder of your choice.
- Go to chrome://extensions in your chrome browser
- Activate "developer mode" in right-hand corner
- Click "load unpacked" button on left side
- Point to the dist folder within the unzipped folder
Step 1) Head over to WorldView website
In the layers option choose Corrected Reflectance(True Colour) and unselect the default selections
Move a day behind to begin using it
Step 2) Press the camera button on the worldview website
Take a snapshot of the required region and then press the glowing Worldview Similarity Search button and you're good to go!
- Most of the code lives in
components/foreground.js. - Bring up the terminal on the unzipped folder and run
npm installto get started - If you make changes use
npm run build:prodto build, the finished build lands indist/.
