gistools - Misc geospatial functions build upon geopandas
The gistools package is a bunch of misc convenience functions on top of geopandas, shapely, and rasterio for more complicated tasks. Also included is a module that contains functions for catchment delineation of NIWA’s REC network and associated functions.
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Installation
gistools can be installed via pip or conda:
pip install gistools
or:
conda install -c mullenkamp gistools
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