IMPORTS:
var geometry = /* color: #d63000 */ee.Geometry.Polygon(
[[[-67.76435852050781, -22.213792811479802],
[-67.76641845703125, -22.220785143658368],
[-67.75646209716797, -22.228412744835992],
[-67.74410247802734, -22.230319580297703],
[-67.7420425415039, -22.221420792936158],
[-67.74341583251953, -22.212203596469955],
[-67.74787902832031, -22.207753698686023],
[-67.75543212890625, -22.213474969917876]]]);
CODE I have tried :
var fg_points = ee.Feature(geometry);
I thought if we give geometry as a feature it will select all points in that polygon but it isn't.
Answer
In your case you have just a single part Polygon, I give you a solution for both, single and multi part Polygons:
// coordinates is a list of list (each list is a part)
var coordinates = geometry.coordinates()
// map over coordinates, each element is a part (list)
var fg_points = coordinates.map(function(part) {
// map over current part, each element is a list [lon, lat]
var points = ee.List(part).map(
function(coord) {
// make the point using its coordinates
return ee.Geometry.Point(coord)
})
return points
})
// if you want all points together in one list
var all_points = fg_points.flatten()
print(fg_points)
print(all_points)
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