ArcGIS Python API in Jupyter Notebooks | burdGIS

[@deepthishenoy3742]

Thanks for this quick video on Jupyter. :) Much needed

[@burdGIS]

I'm glad it was useful Deepthi. Let me know what you'd like to see in future videos :)

[@jonoheath4221]

This blew my mind, thank you so much for this!

[@burdGIS]

Happy to help Jono 😀 Thanks for watching

[@patrickkiprono235]

Thanks so much. This video is so much explanatory. would you please mind uploading a full video on this project from the start to the end. For the beginners.

[@burdGIS]

Hi Patrick. What part are you having difficulty with?

[@8g8819]

Hello, any chance you have ever used Python inside Power BI (there is a default Pyhton visual) and rendered maps with this method?

[@whizzbizz25]

Thank you for such a helpful tutorial! :)

[@burdGIS]

Glad it was useful Lizzie 😀

[@labhanshjain6804]

Sir, can you please upload a complete series of tutorial on this. It will be seriously helpful for me as graduating student in the field of GIS.

[@burdGIS]

Thanks for your interest 😀 What topics would you like to be covered?

[@labhanshjain6804]

@@burdGIS sir I will be wanting u to cover all basics of API python in arcgis to do a basic project in GIS, with help of which we can work on most of the problems. Thankyou sir for replying

[@vizdom]

U Made it simple!

[@burdGIS]

Glad you found it helpful Viz :-)

[@heyward]

Your video was extremely helpful. I'm not sure why but adding data layers to a map just didn't click with me, until watching your video. Thanks! Would be great with a video for how to import and display custom data. Like a json / csv file from another data source

[@burdGIS]

Thanks muggis. Good suggestions for a future video :)

[@fredwooten14]

Great video my freind!! I'll be having more questions for you.

[@burdGIS]

Thanks Freddie I look forward to hearing from you.

[@joannapenney7609]

Hi, When following you video instead of adding a MODIS feature layer, i have attempted to add a webmap layer but this doesnt seem to be working. Could you give me any advice?

[@burdGIS]

Thanks for the question Joanna. Do you have an example of your code and are any error messages presented?

[@joannapenney7609]

@@burdGIS Thanks for the reply! my code is: landcover_search = myGIS.content.search ("North America Land Cover") landcover_search [7].id North_America_Landcover = myGIS.content.get (landcover_search [7].id) North_America_Landcover myMap.add_layer(North_America_Landcover) myMap There are no errors appearing but my map widget doesn't seem to have changed

[@Ztagar]

Thanks, much appreciated.

[@GISYavnet]

I have followed your introduction but the map is invisible, it said "Unhandled Error! See the browser console for more info. So what can I do?"

[@burdGIS]

Thanks for the question Yav. The first step would be to double check your code. There might be a syntax error. Run through the code step by step until you reach the error being thrown and you'll be able to identify which line of code is causing the problem. Also have you checked the browser console to find out more about the error?

[@patricklandisch6642]

@@burdGIS I'm running into the same problem and the browser (Edge) says Access to fetch at...has been blocked by CORS policy: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. Do you have any insight into a solution? I am trying to research this on my own and will follow up with an update if I solve it for other users should they run into a similar problem. Thank you for all the time you put into these videos btw. They're excellent resources.

[@gregwilliams7848]

I keep getting name not defined error at the very beginning, can't figure out why. NameError Traceback (most recent call last) in 3 myGIS = GIS() 4 ----> 5 MyMap = MyGIS.map() 6 7 myMap NameError: name 'MyGIS' is not defined

[@burdGIS]

Hi Greg. Python is case sensitive and so MyGIS is not the same as myGIS

[@gregwilliams7848]

@@burdGIS Figured it was something simple like that, I need to pay more attention to the details. Just started watching your videos, they are great! Thanks!

[@iliasmachairas4466]

I got the error " CommandNotFoundError: Conda could not find the command: 'jupyter' ". I have installed jupyter notebook beforehand and it works fine.

[@burdGIS]

It sounds like jupyter is not installed for that environment. Double check the kernel

[@sevinctaghiyeva3507]

I'm getting a ModuleNotFoundError error. What can I do?

[@burdGIS]

Which module is not found?

[@sevinctaghiyeva3507]

@@burdGIS arcgis

[@sevinctaghiyeva3507]

@@burdGIS I get an error when I type the code you wrote in Jupyter Notebook.

[@burdGIS]

Thanks. If reporting an erro it is incredibly useful to include the error message. Otherwise it could be any error. 😀

[@abess96]

I am getting an error AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'DataFrame', on add_layer to map

[@burdGIS]

Hi Aby, did you get any further with this. Sharing your code that is giving the error would be useful.

[@CessTenn]

When Jupyter Notebook opens up in my browser, it asks me for a password. Please help!!

[@burdGIS]

What have you tried so far? For full troubleshooting you'd need to include more information about your environment. What is the OS, the version numbers of everything, what have you tried, what hasn't worked etc. This may also help stackoverflow.com/questions/41159797/how-to-disable-password-request-for-a-jupyter-notebook-session