Meshing a GeoDataFrame using Gmsh.
Project description
GeoMesher: Meshing a GeoDataFrame using Gmsh
Features
GeoMesher is a fork of pandamesh. The original package included two mesh generators: Triangle and Gmsh. This fork only includes the Gmsh mesh generator since Triangle seems to be not maintained anymore. Also, GeoMesher adds the following new functionalities:
A new method for returning the generated mesh as a GeoDataFrame.
A new function called gdf_mesher that can generate a mesh from a GeoDataFrame with a single function call and with sane defaults for the mesh generator.
Remap a scalar field from the source GeoDataFrame to the generated mesh, using an area weighted interpolation method (based on Tobler).
Handle MultiPolygon geometries in the source GeoDataFrame.
Note that the remapping functionality of GeoMesher is a simple areal interpolation method. For more advanced interpolation methods, please use Tobler.
Installation
You can install GeoMesher using pip:
$ pip install geomesher
or using conda (mamba):
$ conda install -c conda-forge geomesher
Quick start
The following example shows how to generate a mesh from a GeoDataFrame using both the gdf_mesher function and the Mesher class.
We start by getting a GeoDataFrame of South America from the Natural Earth website. Then, we reproject it to a projected coordinate system (UTM zone 20S). Finally, we add a new column called cellsize that will be used to set the maximum size of the mesh elements.
We use the gdf_mesher function to generate the mesh with default parameters and use Mesher to generate the mesh with MESH_ADAPT algorithm. We also use the area_interpolate function to remap the POP_EST column from the source GeoDataFrame to the generated mesh.
import geopandas as gpd
import geomesher as gm
world = gpd.read_file(
"https://naciscdn.org/naturalearth/110m/cultural/ne_110m_admin_0_countries.zip"
)
south_america = world[world["CONTINENT"] == "South America"]
south_america = south_america.explode(ignore_index=True).to_crs(32620)
south_america["cellsize"] = 500_000.0
mesh_auto = gm.gdf_mesher(south_america, intensive_variables=["POP_EST"])
mesher = gm.Mesher(south_america)
mesher.mesh_algorithm = "MESH_ADAPT"
mesh_adapt = mesher.generate()
mesh_adapt = gm.area_interpolate(south_america, mesh_adapt, intensive_variables=["POP_EST"])
Contributing
Contributions are very welcomed. Please read CONTRIBUTING.rst file for instructions.
Credits
GeoMesher is a fork of pandamesh (MIT License) and uses one of the modules in Tobler (BSD-3-Clause License).
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