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Google Earth Engine vs StatSilk

Google Earth Engine

earthengine.google.com

StatSilk

statsilk.com

Side by side

FigureGoogle Earth EngineStatSilk
Price from$0.40/mo$41.25/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
LinuxYes—
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
APIYesYes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published76
Spec score · GIS Software8.3 (#10)8.3 (#11)
Intended usersThe maker describes use by scientists, researchers, developers, nonprofits, businesses, and government users for work including remote sensing, climate analysis, natural resource management, and sustainability.StatSilk describes use by nonprofits, government agencies, research institutions, educational institutions, and multinational companies.
SupportTechnical support is available through Google Cloud Care, and support packages can include 24/7 coverage, phone support, and a technical support manager.StatSilk provides getting-started guides and resource documentation, and offers training workshops and software customization services.

Plans

Google Earth Engine

  • StorageFree
  • Compute (Online and Batch)$0.40 a month
  • Enterprise Basic$500 a month
  • Individual & SMB Basic$500 a month
  • Enterprise Professional$2,000 a month
  • Enterprise PremiumPriced on request
  • Individual & SMB LimitedPriced on request

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StatSilk

  • StatPlanet Cloud Non-commercial$495 a year
  • StatPlanet Cloud Commercial$595 a year
  • StatPlanet Desktop Non-commercialPrice not published
  • StatPlanet Desktop Commercial$695 a month
  • StatPlanet Desktop (non-commercial, government, educational and academic use)Free
  • StatTrends DesktopFree

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In their own words

Google Earth Engine

Google Earth Engine combines satellite imagery and geospatial datasets for large-scale analysis of changes, trends, and surface differences. Its public archive holds more than eighty petabytes of geospatial data and over thirty years of historical imagery, with additions made daily. The web-based Code Editor includes JavaScript editing, map visualization, interactive queries, geometry drawing, task management, API reference, and Git-based script management. Python and JavaScript APIs also support local client-library use. Earth Engine integrates with Google Cloud and can load BigQuery tables, run BigQuery queries, and export results there; the maker also describes interoperability with tools including TensorFlow, PyTorch, Spark, and Pandas. Shareable Apps let stakeholders explore analyses through interactive interfaces. Uses include remote sensing, climate analysis, natural resource management, and sustainability. Eligible groups may qualify for restricted noncommercial use at no cost; commercial and government operational customers are charged. Individual & SMB Basic and Enterprise Basic cost $500 per month; Enterprise Professional costs $2000 per month. Usage-based storage and compute charges are also listed.

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StatSilk

StatSilk makes tools for building dashboards with interactive data visualizations and maps for web and desktop use. StatPlanet and StatTrends present data as maps, bar charts, line graphs, scatter plots, and bubble charts. StatPlanet Cloud imports spreadsheet data and supports SDMX connections to online databases, including OECD, UNESCO, and World Bank sources. Its dashboards can use movable, resizable panels, filters, embedded text or web pages, and interactive stories. The StatPlanet Cloud API can set dashboard parameters such as indicators, graph type, time, map areas, region, and data file. Data and maps can be hosted by StatSilk or self-hosted, including on a customer's server. StatSilk says information flows from its cloud or servers to the user's device and is not uploaded or otherwise recorded in the cloud. The service has a free plan; StatPlanet Cloud Non-commercial costs $495 a year and Commercial costs $595 a year, both for unlimited users. The maker is based in Sydney and was founded in 2011.

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