Here's the timeline: 00:00 - Introduction 00:31 - Installing Geopandas Library 02:52 - Introducing Spyder IDE 06:08 - Creating a new Python Script 07:23 - Import ESRI Shapefiles into Python using Geopandas 11:03 - Basic plotting using Geopandas 20:14 - Multiple Plots (Side-by-side) 25:18 - Multiple layers on the same figure 30:57 - Working with projections in Geopandas 38:40 - Intersecting layers using Geopandas 42:42 - Geometrical computations (calculating areas of polygons) 45:27 - Exporting Geopandas GeoDataFrames into ESRI Shapefiles
For those facing an issue about the geopandas installation with Anaconda, a solution is just to upgrade the conda version by using this syntaxt in the Anaconda Prompt " conda update --prefix C:\Users\HP\anaconda3 anaconda". Don't forget to replace the path by yours where anaconda is installed. After that the installation will work. Thanks dear for this interesting ressource on Geopandas :)
Thank you very much i struggled for the whole day to install geopandas, i finally created an env to install the geopandas in instead of installing it in the base, i actually succeeded but on spyder when i import it what i get is just errors, your solution was straight to the point, thank you very much
just a quick question, i'm new to python and as you may have noticed most of the tutorials for python use Jupyter notebook as IDE. i've noticed that you have been using Spyder as IDE, do you think it's better when compared to Jupyter, people who use python for Spatial data analysis tend to use more Spyder IDE istead of Jupyter? thanks again!
Hi there, I think it's purely based on the personal preference. The only legit reason I have for using Spyder over Jupyter is that personally I was using Spyder way before I discovered Jupyter, and never really wanted to make the move. So far I have never had any issues with Spyder especially when it comes to getting the additional packages to install and run without much of a hassle. I'd recommend you try out both and stick with the one you find more comfortable to work with. 😊
MY GUY!! just finally got pandas successfully installed via conda. had to copy the files in the Library/bin... libcrypto.dll and libssl.dll or some shit, once you copy those files to the DLL folder it worked... anyways, super excited thanks! please do more! make a shirt so i can show my support, or donations.
Glad you managed to get the issues solved :) and thanks for your kind comments. Now that you mentioned it, I'm actually thinking about a t-shirt. Never crossed my mind before though 😂
@@geodeltalabs dude you're so helpful it's not even funny. got me on the path to data analysis ;). this stuff is so much much! would def buy a GDL shirt or coffee mug!
Hello sir, the hands-on tutorial on geopandas is simple and easy to understand. It builds confidence to start with vector data using the python library. Here is an error while installing geopandas library in conda env. Can you make a video on how to install the geopandas library in the spyder IDE.
Thank you for your knowledge!. I would like to ask, when I write polygon geodataframe from OSM to shapefile, there is an error : ValueError: Invalid field type . In my case I have make selection if the dataset only contain the polygon. Please help me. Many thanks!
Thanks for the video. If you wanted to select a single or multiple provinces of your map of Northern Ireland, how would you do that? Thank you for your time.
Great! Just one question - how do you choose and set an individual color to each district?? I don't want geopandas to set randam colors to the districts. Instead, I want to select colors and hues of the districts myself via code.
Hi @GeoDelta Labs When i open variable data frame in Spyder it becomes very slow. And often I have to restart the program. Any fix for this? Did you have the same problem?
Hi can you please help me with this: I am trying to convert geo tif file into geopanda dataframe so that i can perform some preprocessing but i am facing this error: ValueError: Must pass 2-d input i am using georasters library for this purpose. below is lines of code: rsimage= rs.from_file ('E:\Thesis\Data\Districts\d_test_narc.tif') dataframe=rsimage.to_geopandas() and is there any way to overlay geotif file with shape file? TIA
Good afternoon sir.. i downloaded and installed Anaconda 3 but when i tried to install geopandas using (Anaconda Prompt) it didnt work. it is showing (base) C:\Users\muzamil>conda install geopandas Collecting package metadata (current_repodata.json): done Solving environment: failed with initial frozen solve. Retrying with flexible solve. Solving environment: failed with repodata from current_repodata.json, will retry with next repodata source. Collecting package metadata (repodata.json): done Solving environment: failed with initial frozen solve. Retrying with flexible solve. Looking forward for ur suggestions to sort out the issue...
Really amazing, I have one query though in this demonstration you have used shape file .shp. But I have worked with .geojson files so is there any difference between these files performance of memory wise. My use case is deploying as a Realtime dashboard. Thanks
I have some data from a csv, when i loaded 1 file and the shapefile it looked fine. Because i want to add two datas to the map i used the multiple layers method but now i can see only like 9 from one file and 7 from the other, strange. Is there an option for amount of points for the joining of data for the maps?
Hello, thanks for your video, I have problems in viewing the projection when calling `districts = districts.to_crs(epsg = 32629`. It returns RuntimeError: b'no arguments in initialization list'. How can I fix it?
Your tutorial is great, but I got an error when using overlay method. but I am using g colab instead of conda. appreciate if you could advise. Thank you
Hi make something on pca with arcmap, or python data analysis for UAV drone photomosaic or Geotiff. Specifically on the band differences, dimensionality. Would be nice!
My anaconda could not install the geopandas. It showed below messages: conda install geopandas Collecting package metadata (current_repodata.json): done Solving environment: failed with initial frozen solve. Retrying with flexible solve. Solving environment: failed with repodata from current_repodata.json, will retry with next repodata source. Collecting package metadata (repodata.json): done Solving environment: failed with initial frozen solve. Retrying with flexible solve. Solving environment: \
I kinda had that problem, you can create another environment other than base and try to do installation In anaconda prompt use following Conda create --name myenv Conda activate myenv Then try installing. 'Myenv' can be any name you choose you may have to install every libraries required and spyder itself to the new environment you created
@@VannarethHUOY if that doesn't work, see my above comment. copy it and google it so you can find the stackoverflow or GH forums page where I found the context for it. after I moved the files, it began to work. it was such a huge pain in the ass though.
I am not able to get an output. Following is the code, please can you help me. # Reprojecting geopandas Geodataframes #pyproj.Proj('+init = epsg:4326') districts = districts.to_crs(epsg = 32629) districts.plot(figsize = (10,8))
Hello I keep having that error when i intersect the 2 files , any help sir? File "C:\Users\ferdinand27\anaconda3\lib\site-packages\geopandas\base.py", line 107, in _generate_sindex ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'geopandas.sindex'
Here's the timeline:
00:00 - Introduction
00:31 - Installing Geopandas Library
02:52 - Introducing Spyder IDE
06:08 - Creating a new Python Script
07:23 - Import ESRI Shapefiles into Python using Geopandas
11:03 - Basic plotting using Geopandas
20:14 - Multiple Plots (Side-by-side)
25:18 - Multiple layers on the same figure
30:57 - Working with projections in Geopandas
38:40 - Intersecting layers using Geopandas
42:42 - Geometrical computations (calculating areas of polygons)
45:27 - Exporting Geopandas GeoDataFrames into ESRI Shapefiles
For those facing an issue about the geopandas installation with Anaconda, a solution is just to upgrade the conda version by using this syntaxt in the Anaconda Prompt " conda update --prefix C:\Users\HP\anaconda3 anaconda". Don't forget to replace the path by yours where anaconda is installed. After that the installation will work.
Thanks dear for this interesting ressource on Geopandas :)
Thank you very much i struggled for the whole day to install geopandas, i finally created an env to install the geopandas in instead of installing it in the base, i actually succeeded but on spyder when i import it what i get is just errors, your solution was straight to the point,
thank you very much
Thank you so much! Not being able to install geopandas had me frustrated. Now it works as it should.
does anyone know the macbook equivalent of this? :(
The concepts are explained in the best way possible and the content is simply best.
I have made a marathon goal to watch ALL your videos. I will finish soon. AND I'd love to see more in-depth videos cos the tutorials are fantastic.
Awesome, great to hear such endearing feedback like this :)
Awesome presentation for starters like me. Step by step explanation helped me a lot. Thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful!
@@geodeltalabs I was able to install geopandas and generate maps, it took a while, but did with Florida state map, which looks good. Thanks!
It took me a while to get it running properly. Its an awesome tool! Thanks for this great tutorial !!
Great content! This is a fantastic quick-start!
Thank you for the tutorial, very well explained.
Glad you liked it :)
Fantastic video! Thank you for sharing!
Good Tutorial indeed, I have practiced with your tutorial.
Excellent step by step presentation for Beginner
Nice explain pandas, geopandas, matplotlib for beginner very usefull
awesome video mate. big shout out from Brazil
just a quick question, i'm new to python and as you may have noticed most of the tutorials for python use Jupyter notebook as IDE. i've noticed that you have been using Spyder as IDE, do you think it's better when compared to Jupyter, people who use python for Spatial data analysis tend to use more Spyder IDE istead of Jupyter? thanks again!
Hi there, I think it's purely based on the personal preference. The only legit reason I have for using Spyder over Jupyter is that personally I was using Spyder way before I discovered Jupyter, and never really wanted to make the move. So far I have never had any issues with Spyder especially when it comes to getting the additional packages to install and run without much of a hassle. I'd recommend you try out both and stick with the one you find more comfortable to work with. 😊
Great content, thank you so much for the tutorial
Awesome you nailed it
great video, i wait long time for something like this, thanks!!
Thanks for great tutorials.
You are welcome
Great man! Thanks!
MY GUY!! just finally got pandas successfully installed via conda. had to copy the files in the Library/bin... libcrypto.dll and libssl.dll or some shit, once you copy those files to the DLL folder it worked... anyways, super excited thanks!
please do more! make a shirt so i can show my support, or donations.
Glad you managed to get the issues solved :) and thanks for your kind comments. Now that you mentioned it, I'm actually thinking about a t-shirt. Never crossed my mind before though 😂
@@geodeltalabs dude you're so helpful it's not even funny. got me on the path to data analysis ;). this stuff is so much much! would def buy a GDL shirt or coffee mug!
Great Content, and I appreciate it very much and thanks a lot
Thanks for great tutorial
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You are welcome
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Thanks mate, this is fantastic :)
Thank you 😊
Thank you sir 😊
Amazing library :)
Muchas gracias
awesome go through
You are welcome :)
Thnq for these
Nice, one shot explaination. Perfect. But How did you get those shape files??
very good video
Thanks
Hello sir, the hands-on tutorial on geopandas is simple and easy to understand. It builds confidence to start with vector data using the python library. Here is an error while installing geopandas library in conda env. Can you make a video on how to install the geopandas library in the spyder IDE.
Hi, the installation process is shown at the beginning of the video
I was able to download data from your google drive. I appreciate that. How can I obtain similar data?
I love you
Thank you for your knowledge!. I would like to ask, when I write polygon geodataframe from OSM to shapefile, there is an error : ValueError: Invalid field type . In my case I have make selection if the dataset only contain the polygon. Please help me. Many thanks!
Sir, when export into ESRI shape file, there is an error like "DriverError: unsupported driver: 'ESRI shapefile'". How to solve this proble
Thanks for the video. If you wanted to select a single or multiple provinces of your map of Northern Ireland, how would you do that? Thank you for your time.
Great! Just one question - how do you choose and set an individual color to each district?? I don't want geopandas to set randam colors to the districts. Instead, I want to select colors and hues of the districts myself via code.
Hi @GeoDelta Labs
When i open variable data frame in Spyder it becomes very slow. And often I have to restart the program. Any fix for this? Did you have the same problem?
Hi can you please help me with this:
I am trying to convert geo tif file into geopanda dataframe so that i can perform some preprocessing but i am facing this error:
ValueError: Must pass 2-d input
i am using georasters library for this purpose.
below is lines of code:
rsimage= rs.from_file ('E:\Thesis\Data\Districts\d_test_narc.tif')
dataframe=rsimage.to_geopandas()
and is there any way to overlay geotif file with shape file?
TIA
Good afternoon sir.. i downloaded and installed Anaconda 3 but when i tried to install geopandas using (Anaconda Prompt) it didnt work. it is showing
(base) C:\Users\muzamil>conda install geopandas
Collecting package metadata (current_repodata.json): done
Solving environment: failed with initial frozen solve. Retrying with flexible solve.
Solving environment: failed with repodata from current_repodata.json, will retry with next repodata source.
Collecting package metadata (repodata.json): done
Solving environment: failed with initial frozen solve. Retrying with flexible solve.
Looking forward for ur suggestions to sort out the issue...
Same problem
Same problem
That is just the problem I have been having for more than a week now and still counting🙄
Did you find solution to this?
@@pardhasaradhireddy1672 creating virtual environment solves the problem for me!
Really amazing, I have one query though in this demonstration you have used shape file .shp. But I have worked with .geojson files so is there any difference between these files performance of memory wise. My use case is deploying as a Realtime dashboard. Thanks
I have some data from a csv, when i loaded 1 file and the shapefile it looked fine. Because i want to add two datas to the map i used the multiple layers method but now i can see only like 9 from one file and 7 from the other, strange. Is there an option for amount of points for the joining of data for the maps?
Hello, thanks for your video, I have problems in viewing the projection when calling `districts = districts.to_crs(epsg = 32629`. It returns RuntimeError: b'no arguments in initialization list'. How can I fix it?
I have fixed it by
pip install --force-reinstall pyproj
import pyproj
pyproj.Proj("+init=epsg:4326")
@@a1ang0r85 Thanks a lot, helped me out!
Your tutorial is great, but I got an error when using overlay method. but I am using g colab instead of conda. appreciate if you could advise. Thank you
Hi make something on pca with arcmap, or python data analysis for UAV drone photomosaic or Geotiff. Specifically on the band differences, dimensionality. Would be nice!
My anaconda could not install the geopandas. It showed below messages:
conda install geopandas
Collecting package metadata (current_repodata.json): done
Solving environment: failed with initial frozen solve. Retrying with flexible solve.
Solving environment: failed with repodata from current_repodata.json, will retry with next repodata source.
Collecting package metadata (repodata.json): done
Solving environment: failed with initial frozen solve. Retrying with flexible solve.
Solving environment: \
I kinda had that problem, you can create another environment other than base and try to do installation
In anaconda prompt use following
Conda create --name myenv
Conda activate myenv
Then try installing. 'Myenv' can be any name you choose
you may have to install every libraries required and spyder itself to the new environment you created
@@prabuddhadarshanaboralugod4683 Thanks
@@VannarethHUOY if that doesn't work, see my above comment. copy it and google it so you can find the stackoverflow or GH forums page where I found the context for it.
after I moved the files, it began to work. it was such a huge pain in the ass though.
@@trapOrdoom Thanks alot, It works after copying both dll files.
@@VannarethHUOY nice! Have fun! I love geopandas now.
I am not able to get an output. Following is the code, please can you help me.
# Reprojecting geopandas Geodataframes
#pyproj.Proj('+init = epsg:4326')
districts = districts.to_crs(epsg = 32629)
districts.plot(figsize = (10,8))
Hello I keep having that error when i intersect the 2 files , any help sir? File "C:\Users\ferdinand27\anaconda3\lib\site-packages\geopandas\base.py", line 107, in _generate_sindex
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'geopandas.sindex'
I use Visual Studio Code. At around 11:25, nothing appears on my screen... Why?
(Needless to say, the code is identical)
Update:
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import geopandas as gpd
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
Is it possible to create a new column in a certain possition?
Hi,
I need you to explain state of art satellite CALIPSO vertical feature mask, data visualization
is adding figsize three times @38:44 necessary?
Hi can you do a video on PCA in arcmap using python bridge
Is there a place to download your examples?