[null,null,["最后更新时间 (UTC):2025-02-18。"],[[["The `featureCollection.reduceToImage()` method in Earth Engine converts vector data (like county boundaries) into raster images by assigning pixel values based on a specified property (e.g., land area)."],["To avoid errors, it's crucial to pre-filter the data to remove any features with null values for the property being used to create the image."],["When dealing with overlapping features, you need to specify a reducer (like `ee.Reducer.first()`) to determine how their properties are aggregated within each pixel."],["The output image's scale is dynamic, adjusting to the current zoom level in the Code Editor, ensuring visual clarity at different scales."],["This technique allows you to visualize feature properties geographically, using a color gradient to represent variations in values, as demonstrated in the county land area example."]]],["Vector to raster conversion is achieved using `featureCollection.reduceToImage()`. This method assigns pixel values based on specified feature properties. The example converts US county data to an image representing land area. It filters out null values, applies `ee.Reducer.first()` to handle property aggregation, and sets color gradients based on county size. `geemap` is used for Python interactive development and displaying the output image, similar to the JavaScript example. The scale is dynamically set by the zoom level.\n"]]