Earth Engine is introducingnoncommercial quota tiersto safeguard shared compute resources and ensure reliable performance for everyone. All noncommercial projects will need to select a quota tier byApril 27, 2026or will use the Community Tier by default. Tier quotas will take effect for all projects (regardless of tier selection date) onApril 27, 2026.Learn more.
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Cloud-based Earth Engine projects are described by a JSON representation withnameandregistrationStatefields.
Thenamefield is a required string representing the project config name.
TheregistrationStatefield is an output-only enum indicating the project's registration status, such as not registered, registered commercially, or registered non-commercially.
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