Gregor: Aggregation and disaggregation of spatial data
Gregor is a tool that makes your life easier when aggregating and dis-aggregating spatial data. It has been developed in the context of preparing data for energy system modeling, but can be applied in any situation involving spatial data.
Installation
Install the latest release via conda.
conda install --channel conda-forge gregor
Or, if you prefer, install directly from PyPI using pip.
pip install gregor
Alternatively, install an editable local version in an environment by cloning the repository and running:
pip install -e <path-to-repo>
Usage
Please have a look at the examples presented in the documentation.
How to cite
If you use Gregor, please cite it using the metadata provided in CITATION.CFF.
Development
If you encounter a bug, consider opening an issue on GitHub.
Metadata
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