How to install Python geospatial libraries (Gdal, Fiona, Rasterio, etc) under a Conda Env in Windows

Python is a great tool for spatial analysis and geomachine learning, however sometimes the Windows operating system presents some difficulties to install and run the bunch of Python libraries such as Gdal, Fiona, Geopandas, Rasterio. We are aware that most geoscientists, water resources specialists and related professionals work on Windows, therefore we are always in the search of new ways to get Python working with all its geospatial capabilities in every computer. We have created a tutorial that shows the installation process of the Python geospatial libraries in Windows by the use of a Conda environment; the process is simple on its steps, however the sequence and factors related to the package compatibility are important on the installation.
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[@maricelaabarca]

installing all those packages at the same time also helped me get everything working on a Mac! I was having trouble installing rasterio after I had installed gdal already separately. Created a new environment, installed everything at once, problem solved! thank you!

[@hatarilabs]

Great!

[@alfam3539]

I was really struggling installing fiona/Gdal on windows normally thank you for the help!

[@greg4828]

Poggers in the chat! fiona is a PIA to install. Its a shame I didn't think to use conda-forge earlier. Lol, glad I stumbled on your video. Thanks!

[@priyankashukla9630]

How to use rasterio module after installation...it showing module not found error

[@alhassanebah6504]

Thank you dear colleague

[@carlosimm77]

Gracias capo!

[@yuxiangji5648]

Nice video!

[@aliraza6628]

i am tried so many ways to install geopandas, somehow i always error and if few time it does install without errors but when import geopandas there is a massage there is no model call geopandas. what should i do ??

[@eltonescobar4903]

the same error here

[@ilovehorses38]

thank u!!

[@Sharlen_]

not helpful