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Open Source Spatial Analysis Tools for Python: A Quick Guide
- Pablo1856 6y agoWe put together a list of free spatial analysis tools for Python. Please let us know your comments and/or ideas.
- phlarebot 6y agoCool, Might have to write a python submodule to use some of this sometime, since we do have a lot of geo data.
- bark0111 6y agoGreat article!
- guynirpaz 6y agoGreat article, very well written and clear. Also with COVID - very relevant for many of us.
- jssmith 6y agoWould any of these be useful for working with Johns Hopkins Covid-19 data? There are some web interfaces but analyzing and visualizing with Python would be more flexible. (https://data.humdata.org/dataset/novel-coronavirus-2019-ncov-cases https://data.humdata.org/dataset/novel-coronavirus-2019-ncov...).
- Pablo1856 6y agoAbsolutely! The team at makepath is currently working with Safegraph data to tackle Covid along with SUNY-ESF. I will pass this along to the team. https://makepath.com/covid-19-public-private-partnership-syracuse-university-college-of-environmental-science-and-makepath-working-with-safegraph-to-understand-virus-mortality/ https://makepath.com/covid-19-public-private-partnership-syr...
- sfalc 6y agoAwesome list. I've been playing with Fiona for a few years, but I'll need to take a look at some of these other modules like Shapely.
- raminnn 6y agoGreat Insight!
- slbenso1 6y agoThis is a great summary, I'll take a harder look at these
- johnsmith12309 6y agoThanks for putting this together, Pablo. Super insightful!
- chalaschek 6y agoGreat list!
- kndjckt 6y agoNo mention of H3! The hexagonal spatial index https://eng.uber.com/h3/ https://eng.uber.com/h3/ . This library has been a game changer for my work. Before I had to create hexagonal grids using shapely and then use spatial joins to aggregate the data. With H3 you can go from a point to a hex really quickly. Here’s the python wrapper for the library- https://github.com/uber/h3-py https://github.com/uber/h3-py
- chaoslawful 6y agoGreat article!