지리공간 코딩을 가속화하는 Google Earth Engine의 새로운 기능, Ask 소개

Whether you are mapping global forest cover, detecting changes in the built environment, or monitoring agricultural yields, writing scripts in Google Earth Engine is a powerful way to develop these insights. This platform is part of Google Earth AI , our collection of geospatial models and datasets designed to help you transform planetary information into actionable intelligence, and we’ve launched a new feature, Ask, that makes accessing that planetary intelligence even easier.

We know that translating complex geospatial logic into code takes time, and memorizing specific Google Earth Engine API functions, searching documentation, and debugging syntax or memory errors can interrupt your flow. Ask is designed to help you get to actionable insights faster, by integrating Gemini capabilities directly into the Google Earth Engine Code Editor. Starting today, you can use your own Gemini API key to write, debug, understand, and optimize geospatial queries without ever leaving the Code Editor.

Figure 1: The new Ask panel resides on the right side of the Code Editor, providing chat-based AI assistance tailored to your active script. You can ask a question directly in the Code Editor, and get a response based on context from your workspace, such as: Because Gemini capabilities in Google Earth Engine automatically understand your work, you don’t have to add code or explain your datasets. It already knows these details, so it can provide more relevant, helpful answers. Additionally, you can automatically view the diff and merge it into your script. No more copy and pasting!

You can also personalize Ask to make responses more comprehensive and suited to your needs: Access the latest Gemini models: Choose the Gemini model that meets your needs — at launch, the available models are Gemini 3 Flash Preview, Gemini 3. 1 Pro Preview, and Gemini 3. Docs search: Use AI to search the official documentation for up-to-date syntax and functions. Dataset search: Allow AI to search the Earth Engine Data Catalog to find and reference the exact datasets you need.