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Get up and running with the basics of geographic information systems (GIS), geospatial analysis, and machine learning on spatial data in Python. This book starts with an introduction to geodata and covers topics such as GIS and common tools, standard formats of geographical data, and an overview of Python tools for geodata. Specifics and difficulties one may encounter when using geographical data are discussed: from coordinate systems and map projections to different geodata formats and types such as points, lines, polygons, and rasters. Analytics operations typically applied to geodata are explained such as clipping, intersecting, buffering, merging, dissolving, and erasing, with implementations in Python. Use cases and examples are included. The book also focuses on applying more advanced machine learning approaches to geographical data and presents interpolation, classification, regression, and clustering via examples and use cases. This book is your go-to resource for machine learning on geodata. It presents the basics of working with spatial data and advanced applications. Examples are presented using code and facilitate learning by application.
What You Will Learn
  • Understand the fundamental concepts of working with geodata
  • Work with multiple geographical data types and file formats in Python
  • Create maps in Python
  • Apply machine learning on geographical data
Who This Book Is For
Readers with a basic understanding of machine learning who wish to extend their skill set to analysis of and machine learning on spatial data while remaining in a common data science Python environment

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Machine Learning on Geographical Data Using Python
Introduction into Geodata with Applications and Use Cases
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Joos Korstanje
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ISBN 978-1-4842-8286-1 e-ISBN 978-1-4842-8287-8
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-8287-8
Joos Korstanje 2022
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Introduction

Spatial data has long been an ignored data type in general data science and statistics courses. Yet at the same time, there is a field of spatial analysis which is strongly developed. Due to differences in tools and approaches, the two fields have long developed in separate environments.

With the popularity of data in many business environments, the importance of treating spatial data is also increasing. The goal of the current book is to bridge the gap between data science and spatial analysis by covering tools of both worlds and showing how to use tools from both to answer use cases.

The book starts with a general introduction to geographical data, including data storage formats, data types, common tools and libraries in Python, and the like. Strong attention is paid to the specificities of spatial data, including coordinate systems and more.

The second part of the book covers a number of methods of the field of spatial analysis. All of this is done in Python. Even though Python is not the most common tool in spatial analysis, the ecosystem has taken large steps in user-friendliness and has great interoperability with machine learning libraries. Python with its rich ecosystem of libraries will be an important tool for spatial analysis in the near future.

The third part of the book covers multiple machine learning use cases on spatial data. In this part of the book, you see that tools from spatial analysis are combined with tools from machine learning and data science to realize more advanced use cases than would be possible in many spatial analysis tools. Specific considerations are needed for applying machine learning to spatial data, due to the specific nature of coordinates and other specific data formats of spatial data.

Source Code

All source code used in the book can be downloaded from github.com/apress/machine-learning-geographic-data-python .

Any source code or other supplementary material referenced by the author in this book is available to readers on GitHub (https://github.com/Apress). For more detailed information, please visit http://www.apress.com/source-code.

Table of Contents
Part I: General Introduction
Part II: GIS Operations
Part III: Machine Learning and Mathematics
About the Author
Joos Korstanje
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is a data scientist, with over five years of industry experience in developing machine learning tools. He has a double MSc in Applied Data Science and in Environmental Science and has extensive experience working with geodata use cases. He has worked at a number of large companies in the Netherlands and France, developing machine learning for a variety of tools. His experience in writing and teaching has motivated him to write this book on machine learning for geodata with Python.
About the Technical Reviewer
Xiaochi Liu
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A photo of Xiaochi Liu.

is a PhD researcher and data scientist at Macquarie University, specializing in machine learning, explainable artificial intelligence, spatial analysis, and their novel application in environmental and public health. He is a programming enthusiast using Python and R to conduct end-to-end data analysis. His current research applies cutting-edge AI technologies to untangle the causal nexus between trace metal contamination and human health to develop evidence-based intervention strategies for mitigating environmental exposure.
Part I General Introduction
The Author(s), under exclusive license to APress Media, LLC, part of Springer Nature 2022
J. Korstanje Machine Learning on Geographical Data Using Python https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-8287-8_1
1. Introduction to Geodata
Joos Korstanje
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VIELS MAISONS, France

Mapmaking and analysis of the geographical environment around us have been present in nature and human society for a long time. Human maps are well known to all of us: they are a great way to share information about our environment with others.

Yet communicating geographical instructions is not invented only by the human species. Bees, for example, are well known to communicate on food sources with their fellow hive mates. Bees do not make maps, but, just like us, they use a clearly defined communication system.

As geodata is the topic of this book, I find it interesting to share this out-of-the-box geodata system used by honeybees. Geodata in the bee world has two components: distance and direction.

Honeybee distance metrics

  • The round dance: A food source is present less than 50 meters from the hive.

  • The sickle dance: Food sources are present between 50 and 150 meters from the hive.

  • The waggle (a.k.a. wag-tail) dance: Food sources are over 150 meters from the hive. In addition, the duration of the waggle dance is an indicator of how far over 150 meters the source is located.

Honeybee direction metrics

  • Although more complicated, the angle of the dance is known to be an indicator of the angle relative to the sun that bees must follow to get to their food source.

  • As the sun changes location throughout the day, bees will update each other by adapting their communication dances accordingly.

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