- Multiple Shapefile data sources access programmatically online and converted to points in Arcpy, then mapped with ArcGIS pro
What is Arcpy?:¶
Arcpy is a Python library for automating GIS tasks in Arc GIS Pro
- Collection of modules, functions, and classes from the ArcGIS toolbox
- It allows you to perform geoprocessing, analysis, data management and mapping automation using python read more
QC and Join data in Arcpy
- Flow chart of a workflow to prepare two datasets for spatial join
- The analysis includes checks for unique ID fields and duplicate geometry
What is Arcpy?:¶
Arcpy is a Python library for automating GIS tasks in Arc GIS Pro
- Collection of modules, functions, and classes from the ArcGIS toolbox
- It allows you to perform geoprocessing, analysis, data management and mapping automation using python read more
What is ArcPY? Part3
- Multiple Shapefile data sources access programmatically online and converted to points in Arcpy, then mapped with ArcGIS pro
- Shown below is a dashboard of these data for the latest sampling dates where contamination data is grouped by city/township
What is Arcpy?: Part 3¶
Reminder: Arcpy is a Python library for automating GIS tasks in Arc GIS Pro
read moreList and Dictionary Comprehension, Cartopy
Introduction to List Comprehensions¶
- Definition
- List comprehensions are a concise and efficient way to create lists in Python
- They provide a syntactically elegant method to perform operations and apply conditions to iterables, allowing the creation or transformation of lists in a single line of code
Why Do We Use List Comprehensions?:
- Conciseness: Reduces the amount of code needed compared to traditional loops, making the code cleaner and easier to read read more
List and Dictionary Comprehension, Cartopy
Introduction to List Comprehensions¶
- Definition
- List comprehensions are a concise and efficient way to create lists in Python
- They provide a syntactically elegant method to perform operations and apply conditions to iterables, allowing the creation or transformation of lists in a single line of code
Why Do We Use List Comprehensions?:
- Conciseness: Reduces the amount of code needed compared to traditional loops, making the code cleaner and easier to read read more