Intro to GIS Programming | Week 5: Introduction to GeoPandas

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[@gospel.m3]

I have seen tutorials before for running processes with GeoPandas but definitely your teaching has been quite useful to better understand how the language works. I feel like I'm in a real classroom. Thank you, professor.

[@giswqs]

Thank you for the kind words

[@ajadisodiq3991]

Thank you so much for taking the time to share your knowledge with us. Your teaching has been incredibly helpful for my personal studies and self-development. I have a few questions based on today’s lesson: I was previously under the impression from my geospatial classes that WGS 1984 is the ideal projection to use. However, I learned something new today that made me reconsider. Would you recommend always choosing a projection specific to the area we are working on when conducting geospatial analysis? Or is using WGS 1984 still sufficient for accurate results? Thank you again, sir!

[@giswqs]

WGS 84 is not a projection. It is just a coordinate system.

[@ajadisodiq3991]

Alright, Sir. Thank you for your response.