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I have an image collection(image) with 'system:time_start'.

My function(iterate) is to get [img1, img1+img2, img1+img2+img3, img1+img2+img3+img4, img1+img2+img3+img4+img5].

But after I calculated, I found that the collection (b) did not contain system:time_start.

The result I expect is,For example,

  • img1+img2 'system:time_start' is img2,
  • img1+img2+img3 'system:time_start' is img3.

Here is the code link: https://code.earthengine.google.com/21be41cc79b8b855dbd4fd1cdf03f8c8

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  • You have to clarify this question - it's not clear what you want to do. The images in your collection b do contain a time_start property. Commented Mar 19, 2020 at 10:18
  • @Daniel Thank you for your answer. I want to build an Image collection [img1, img1+img2, img1+img2+img3, img1+img2+img3+img4, img1+img2+img3+img4+img5] But after I calculated, I found that the collection (b) did not contain system:time_start. I will call this property later. Kubra helped me sort out the problem, now I explained it clearly?
    – YYu
    Commented Mar 19, 2020 at 14:48

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You can use the ee.Image.copyProperties() function.

imageTotals.copyProperties(data, data.propertyNames())

https://code.earthengine.google.com/ff5be354c3996948635b25b9b029611d

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