Happy new year!
Thought I'd share some MovingPandas samples with you: http://exploration.movingpandas.org
apache
, pydap
, jupyter
. A simple csv file is served via both apache
and via pydap
apache
and pydap
)jupyter
service, which runs from inside the same docker network.@epifanio
I prepared the test , it is a basic repository with 4 docker machine:
It is available here: https://github.com/epifanio/Docker-Networking
@epifanio
essentially, I put some data in a volume and I made this data available in:
and everything works as expected
I then use a jupyter container (on the same docker network) to access the same data but using the docker-machine-name
defined in the docker-compose
using the pydap client
I can access the data served by hyrax, or I can use wget
to fetch the data served via apache ... but when trying to attemt to fetch the data served by pydap I got an error ...
Martin Christen, [26 jul. 2020 21:27:49]:
July 27 would have been the date for GeoPython 2020, it is really sad it didn't happen.
But I have interesting news
There will be a "mini" GeoPython 2020 online edition, September 21-22, 2020 (together with Python Machine Learning Conference). Call for proposals is open until August 17. http://2020.geopython.net/ - More information will follow!
geopy
. Many geo-folks use proj but looks like your case can be covered with geopy
. Their main comm-channel is StackOverflow.
Hi all: FYI Joint OSGeo/OGC/ASF sprint 17-19 February 2021:
This is a great opportunity for Geopython projects to converge and collaborate w/ both OGC and Apache. pycsw/pygeoapi/OWSLib projects will be on hand, and it will be great to see others.
The sprint is online/virtual and open to all. See you there!
Hi all: I just realized our Geopython projects presentation (http://geopython.github.io/presentation/) had an import geopython
statement.
I’ve since created a first pass vanity package at https://pypi.org/project/geopython/ (source code https://github.com/geopython/geopython), which one can install and run :). As always, contributions welcome.
Hi!
We are building the FOSS4G schedule and we noticed there are a few proposals that are "Live Coding". A developer live codes around some topic (like how to do maps with X and Y) and accepts requests/suggestions from the audience asking how to do stuff.
Is someone brave enough here to want to do a session like this around one of your geopython projects? I am thinking showing how to work with pyWPS or the pyGeoAPI could be pretty interesting :) That could help attracting more members to the communities once they see the project in action.
Some geopython presence at FOSS42021:
Hoping to see other/more geopython projects this year :)
async
/ASGI
with Starlette, data structures with type-checking via pydantic. (FastAPI is basically combining Starlette and pydantic).