Introduction to GIS Analysis with GeoPandas using Python

[@angelitocatajan8449]

the best geopandas tutorial that i watched so far...

[@geodeltalabs]

Thanks

[@ysyvon]

Your tutorials are the best!

[@arieflukmanhakim5340]

Than you. It is very useful. I found that beside of geopanda you should also install the descartes library for plotting the polygon

[@theSeoulist]

Great tutorial. Made things simple for me. Thanks!

[@nazhasabiri4825]

Excellent tutorial for beginners, i was just wondering where did you get your training? There are simply so many tutorials but most of them are very poor, either the presenter does not master the subject or cannot explain the concept you mastered both.

[@pankajgoikar4158]

Thank you so much. Very valuable video. Love from London.

[@geodeltalabs]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sarfrajshaik9721]

Absolutely killed it!

[@bmgeoinformatics9956]

Hi , thank you for this excellent piece of wonderful presentation and undoubtedly it is informative. But would you more liberal to show how to control the transparency level of each colour and also to show the code for point buffer shape file around a point and joining multiple points with a single particular point by rays/line? Thank you for your generous effort.

[@bokkenka]

@16:28 -- Why doesn't AOI show up in the variable list? cities does, and cities_in_AOI does @ 20:11.

[@alfatin1965]

Love from Bangladesh! Really helpful!!

[@jayamet]

Excellent tutorial, very precise , many thanks for making it. 👏👏👏

[@geodeltalabs]

You're very welcome!

[@shital135]

Thank you so much for the video, very useful concepts !!

[@thusharagowda159]

Thank you so much ,it was wonderfully explained

[@at346]

Thank you. Very nice starting.

[@geodeltalabs]

Thanks

[@I_Realism_]

Hello i want to create a new module like u showed in the video and it doesn't appear when i right click on the blank space using version Spyder 3.9

[@janjanpogi7932]

Hi! May I ask where did you got those other files in your shapefile folder?

[@AbdullahSalimalig]

Nice. Good explanation.

[@saurabhmishrashandilye]

Very educative video. very nicely explained everything, the speed is little slow so if you play at 1.5 speed then also it sounds proper. Thanks for this video. @GeoDelta Labs

[@geodeltalabs]

Thanks for your comment! :)

[@ReparacionesShadow]

Thank you very much for your tutorial.

[@saptarshipanda2065]

The drive link isn't working well..... Says the data is unsupported.... Any chance you can provide a different link or reupload?

[@samiazaman5240]

Very helpful, thanks a lot.

[@crtnnn]

what does this ax=ax actually? Why do we have 2 arguments in the plt.subplots, meaning "fig, ax"?

[@wasumanawko4825]

A very useful tutorial.

[@geodeltalabs]

Thank you :)

[@ВалерійОсипов-ч7ц]

Hello! Could you please give advise how to use Geopandas in Sublime? I am interested exactly what you are doing on video (display, adding column) but it's not working in Sublime.

[@rubencrespo1720]

Is It possible to create a new column in a certain position? or reorder them?

[@ztdep]

hello, i want to converst shp file to stl file. could you please give me some help

[@m20mnt]

Great video! I have a question - let's say I have one dataset like your Belgian cities, but say only 5 of them - call this dataset A. In another dataset, I have businesses with specific latitudes and longitudes - call this dataset B. How do I merge/other to see if the businesses in dataset B are in any of the 5 cities from dataset A? I want to create a binary variable in dataset B with 1 or 0 if the business is in one of the 5 cities in dataset A. Oh, and dataset B is not a shapefile, so I don't know if I can simply use the overlay command.

[@sanjeevaus]

Thanks for nice video, I have one question. plot() is matplotlib library function so how are we able to access it without .plt?

[@mohamedasma8949]

so sorry but i really need help i wonna create with python a desktop app so i need to plot map and shp file . how to show map cause i just find ways in jupyter like folium and other libreries . i need a library to show map

[@cheems915]

Sir any study materials for geopandas

[@souravdey1227]

Excellent tutorial. I just have one query. Is it not safe to check the CRS first? Because they don't match, things can get pretty weird. May you know they are the same, that's why you didn't check.

[@anantharamaniyer9135]

Thanks for this tutorial. Can this also be applied to csv files ? For example, I have file1 = points of interest with names and Lat/Long coordinates. File2 = larger csv file with trip locations denoted by lat/long coordinates. I need to group all those trip locations from file2 that are within 100 meters of every point in file 1. Is there a geopandas way to do this?

[@sarfrajshaik9721]

I have one doubt, how can we convert the figure where two variables have been plotted in the same into a shapefile?

[@johnq4794]

Great Tutorial !

[@surafelm.w4058]

Dear, this tutorial is very helpful and indeed quite interesting. On top of this, I am very much need to understand that how to read raster data values (e.g., 4 raster datasets of which 2 of them have a time dimension and others not) using a nested for loop in Python (rasterio and geopandas)? I really appreciate for your time and support. Looking forward to see your response ahead of time.

[@geodeltalabs]

Hi, not sure I get your query a 100 percent, but have you checked out our tutorials which incorporates the Rasterio and GeoPandas libraries to extract raster data values? I'm sure those might provide you some helpful insights :)

[@polinastucke3225]

Thank you very much, this a great tutorial! Any chance to get a link to the shapefiles you are using? Would be great to try them, many thanks.

[@geodeltalabs]

Hi Polina, Thanks for your comment. I included the link to download the shapefiles and the script file in the description of the video :)

[@polinastucke3225]

@@geodeltalabs Brilliant, thank you so much!

[@waqasFitness1007]

Sir awesome expalanation but please mention series no on videos like geopanda 1 2 3 thanks

[@shubhamvashist2180]

TypeError: overlay only takes GeoDataFrames with (multi)polygon geometries. Why is this error coming ?

[@abdisabafikadu8867]

thank you very much interesting tutorial. is that possible to determine basic stats of the imported road shapefile from local disk or road network analysis using osmnx package?

[@chepechico]

Is the full area of the cities along the perimeter of the circle of interest calculated? Or only the portion within the circle?

[@bokkenka]

New features are made at the intersection, so only the area of the cities that was in the circle is saved. The area calculated is from the new features' shapes.

[@dibyajyotimohanty6371]

Sir , between ArcGis API and Geopandas , what should we learn as a geoinformatics student for better future prospect??

[@sabinpandey5385]

Hi Thanks for this amazing video could you please tell me why my spyder showing import geopandas as gpd module error?

[@yaoipatient]

this is great tutorial, very useful for beginners, thank you!

[@Bebulpictures]

i cant get mine to display actual maps

[@khalilomrani384]

perfect

[@geodeltalabs]

Thanks

[@anitama5377]

Thanks for the nice video! I am working with asc files, do you have any idea how i can get them in a geopandas dataframe? Also I have run into issues with reprojecting coordinates, would be an interesting video!

[@geodeltalabs]

Hi Anita, we can help you out with your query on the asc files and the projection issues. Could you explain a bit more on your requirements with the asc files? And specifically what projection issues you are facing?

[@SD-ee7hx]

Hi, how do i display the column name of a point shapefile??

[@geodeltalabs]

shapefile_name.columns

[@daanidev]

Hi, Can you please tell me how can i map geotiff files on shape file in python ? Thanks

[@geodeltalabs]

Hi, kindly check one of our Zonal Statistics using Python videos, as this was explained there :)

[@daanidev]

@@geodeltalabs thanks for your quick reply I will surely check it

[@Lexpanthera]

I'm using pycharm, and I get an exit code 0, no error. but I don't get any output when plotting.

[@ΣιεηαθιιμεΓ]

Had the same problem, this video solves it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKDIh4N4i8emmbM You just need to add plt.show() after cities.plot() to actually display the plot (just fyi for me it already worked without having installed the descartes library as the guy did in the video so maybe first try and see if it works without for you too)

[@theinstigatorr]

Getting an error when it comes to intersection code

[@satyamsingh8786]

Hi! I need your help on sorting a point data shapefile. If possible can I contact you directly over some other platform ?

[@geodeltalabs]

Hi, could you share your query in the comments section first? We will have a look at it and will assist you to solve your issue :)

[@aashalkamdar9576]

where did you find the datasets?

[@geodeltalabs]

The Shapefiles of the administrative areas are from www.diva-gis.org/

[@hassanosman5812]

Hi GeoDelta, the data is not available anymore on the link that you are sharing

[@geodeltalabs]

@@hassanosman5812 Thank you for notifying. The link has been updated and now you can download the data for this exercise :)

[@hassanosman5812]

Hi @@geodeltalabs, I have managed to obtain the data from the exercise rar file (thanks for this!). I am also interested in "90 meter resolution elevation data", however by selecting this link (srtm.csi.cgiar.org/) I get a 2.5kB .kml file (I can't see the data). Do you have any idea where I can get his data from? I am also interested in the Countries boundary etc.., however the link is not working. Thanks again, Hassan.

[@AR_Wald]

@@geodeltalabs I am not able to open the RAR file. something seems to be wrong. Are you sure that the download link is still working? Thanks for the good tutorial.

[@exshenanigan2333]

cities.head() gets paranthesis cities.colums won't. why is that can someone explain me?

[@rubens15071990]

The first is a method, the second is an attribute. Methods are functions that transform the object for example when you call head(), you're not only showing the first 5 lines, you are transforming, by reducing the dataframe, to contain only the first 5 lines. Attributes on the other hand are values or characteristics that already belong to the object. For example, columns is already defined when you create a dataframe. When you call it, you're only showing it, but you're not transforming anything

[@eddisonjose]

Hola! Puedes subir los datos para hacer los ejercicios? Saludos

[@geodeltalabs]

You can download, the link is in the description

[@eddisonjose]

@@geodeltalabs muchas gracias por su mensaje y amabilidad.

[@milesgrenn4690]

4.46' star to blur

[@milesgrenn4690]

oh! it just my own problem

[@sawaung3481]

fig,ax= plt.subplots(1) Why adding two variables fig and ax? Is there anybody who can explain me? Great thanks in advance

[@FazlehaqueKhan-n9e]

We have to learn the code

[@geodeltalabs]

It can be pretty useful

[@vincentabbosh1726]

you could have done this in 5 minutes instead of 25. Just skip the details about Spider and focus on the subject matter and try not to explain or talk through unnecessary details