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  1. One goal is to create a chart of the change in NIRv vegetation index over. Another goal is to use the "linearFit" expression for these two variables: NIRv vegetation index and time (in years.)

  2. I am getting an error message for the linearFit function because it says that the 'system:time_start' property isn't a band I can use. How can I revise the code to get the offset and slope for this relationship?

function addNIRv(image) {
  var nir = image.select('SR_B4');
  var red = image.select('SR_B3');
  var ndvi = image.normalizedDifference(['SR_B4', 'SR_B3']).rename('NDVI');
  var nirv = ndvi.multiply(nir).rename('NIRv');
  return image.addBands([ndvi, nirv]);
}
var withNIRv = dataset.map(addNIRv);

// Compute mean NIRv for the year
var mean_NIRv = withNIRv.select('NIRv').mean().clip(geometry);

//geometry for forest plot
var BH1_AS = ee.Geometry.Point(-76.376, 42.35778333); // Note that GEE likes coordinates as long, lat
var BH1_AS_buffer = BH1_AS.buffer({'distance': 30}); // Plots are 40 by 40, so a 30 meter buffer should cover the entire plot

var stats = mean_NIRv.reduceRegions({
  collection: ee.FeatureCollection(BH1_AS_buffer),
  reducer: ee.Reducer.mean(),
  scale: 30,  // meters
  crs: 'EPSG:32618'
});

    //Calculating year wise Nirv
    var year = ee.List.sequence(2011,2019);
    var year_func = function(y){
      var range = ee.Filter.calendarRange (y, y, 'year');
      return withNIRv.select('NIRv').filter(range).mean().set ('Year', y)
    };
    var yearwise_nirv = ee.ImageCollection(year.map(year_func));
    print (yearwise_nirv);
    Map.addLayer (yearwise_nirv)


        //Creating time-series chart:
var chart = ui.Chart.image.series ({
  imageCollection: yearwise_nirv,
  region: BH1_AS_buffer,
  reducer: ee.Reducer.mean(),
  scale: 30,
  xProperty: 'Year'
}).setOptions ({title: "NIRv over time",
  trendlines: {
    0:{
      color: 'CC0000'
    }
  },
  hAxis: {title: 'Time of the year', format: 'year'}
});


     print (chart);
     
     
var linearFit = dataset.select(['system:time_start', 'mean_NIRv'])
.reduce(ee.Reducer.linearFit());
  
Map.addLayer(linearFit, {min: 0, max: [-0.9, 8e-5, 1], bands: ['scale', 'offset', 'scale']}, 'fit');
print(linearFit);
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