I’m writing a series of irregular short posts on some tips and tricks on using Geospatial Python. They may not be best practice, but I hope they are of help. I’ll try and give some context to when I’ve used the ‘tip’. Convert your command scripts to a GUI easily. Frequently I’ve been asked ‘should… Read More »Tips and Tricks #5 convert cmd line to GUI easily
I’m writing a series of irregular short posts on some tips and tricks on using Geospatial Python. They may not be best practice, but I hope they are of help. I’ll try and give some context to when I’ve used the ‘tip’. Open files once if possible and.. use a context manager Something I’ve been… Read More »Tips and Tricks #4 Open raster files once (if possible)
I’m writing a series of irregular short posts on some tips and tricks on using Geospatial Python. They may not be best practice, but I hope they are of help. I’ll try and give some context to when I’ve used the ‘tip’. Using many image processing techniques for input When you are building your machine… Read More »Tips and Tricks #3 improve Machine Learning with multiple inputs from a single image
I’m writing a series of irregular short posts on some tips and tricks on using Geospatial Python. They may not be best practice, but I hope they are of help. I’ll try and give some context to when I’ve used the ‘tip’. Use tqdm as a diagnostic tool to understand your iterables You are going… Read More »Tips and Tricks #2 Consider tqdm
I’m starting a new series of irregular short posts on some tips and tricks on using Geospatial Python. They may not be best practice, but I hope they are of help. I’ll try and give some context to when I’ve used the ‘tip’. First up, interoperability. Specifically in Rasterio This is already very well documented… Read More »Tips and Tricks #1 – changing the dimensions of arrays