Remote Sensing Time Series Analysis for Crop Monitoring

Getting Started

1. Install and Setup MySQL workbench Visit the official MySQL website to download the MySQL Workbench installer.

   MySQL Workbench Download Page: https://dev.mysql.com/downloads/workbench/ Select the appropriate version based on your operating system (Windows, macOS, Linux) and Install.

   *Launch MySQL Workbench. *Click on the "+" icon next to "MySQL Connections" to create a new connection. *Enter a connection name. *Set the connection method (e.g., Standard TCP/IP over SSH). *Enter the necessary connection details, such as hostname, port, username, and password. *Click "Test Connection" to ensure the connection is successful. *Click "OK" to save the connection.

   Now you can connect to your MySQL server through MySQL Workbench.

2. Create a new Schema in MySQL connection Write a SQL script in Workbench to create a new schema. For example:

   CREATE SCHEMA `your_schema_name`;
   

3. Using MySQL connection for Database Schema

   *open the project in the vscode *navigate to the djangobackend/djangobackend/settings.py *add the following credentials to Database section to establish connection with MySQL

    NAME: your_schema_name
    USER: your_connection_name
    PASSWORD: your_connection_password
    ```
   
   

4. Setup & Activate a Python Virtual Environment for Django Backend

   *Before you begin, ensure that you have the following installed on your system: Python: Make sure Python is installed on your machine. You can download it from python.org.

   *Open a terminal or command prompt and run the following command to install virtualenv:

   pip install virtualenv 
   

   *Choose or create a directory where you want to store your virtual environments. Navigate to this directory in the terminal or command prompt and run:

   On Windows

   python -m venv auth
   

   On macOS

    python3 -m venv authenv
    ```
   
   

5. Install Dependencies

   Install Frontend Dependencies

   cd fieldSense
   cd frontend
   npm install
   

Install Backend Dependencies

# On Windows
    auth\Scripts\activate
# On macOS
    source authenv/bin/activate

5. Replace your apikey for GoogleMapsAPi and Google Earth EngingAPi *Replace Google Earth EngineApikey in Backend fieldSense/djangoBackend/djangoBackend/settings.py GEE_PRIVATE_KEY == 'your gee apikey' *Replace Google MapsApikey in Frontend fieldSense/src/pages/Map.jsx apiKey == 'your googlemaps apikey' fieldSense/src/pages/MyFields.jsx apiKey == 'your googlemaps apikey' fieldSense/src/component/MapComponent.jsx apiKey == 'your googlemaps apikey'

6. Run Project

   Run Backend

   cd fieldSense
   cd djangoBackend
   

   *Activate the virtual environment:

   On Windows

   ``` 
    auth\Scripts\activate 
   ```
   

   On macOS

    ```
     source authenv/bin/activate
    ``` 
   

   cd ..
   pip install -r requirements.txt
   python manage.py makemigrations
   python manage.py migrate
   python manage.py runserver
   

   Run Frontend

   cd fieldSense
   npm start
   

Access the application at http://localhost:3000 in your web browser.