gspatial-plot 0.1.2

A geospatial plotting library built on top of geopandas.

gspatial_plot

A geospatial plotting library built on top of geopandas. The aim of this library is to simplify generation of various geospatial plot and provide a simple interface to various commonly used geospatial plot types.

Documentation

Welcome to gspatial-plot’s documentation! — gspatial-plot 0.1.0a0 documentation

Features

1. Simple API

2. Better defaults compared to vanilla geopandas plot

3. Customizations made simple

4. Compatible with other geopandas or matplotlib axis objects

5. Provides functions for plotting bubbleplots, cartograms, heatmaps, spikemaps and densityplots

Installing

pip install gspatial-plot

Usage

import gspatial_plot as gsp

usa = gsp.us_states


usa = usa[
    ~usa["NAME"].isin(
        [
            "Hawaii",
            "Guam",
            "American Samoa",
            "Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands",
            "Alaska",
        ]
    )
]


gsp.randommap(usa, seed=3, annot=True, annot_column="NAME", figsize=(30, 30))

gsp.shapeplot(usa, figsize=(15, 15))

gsp.pointplot(usa_points, base=usa)

gsp.choropleth(usa, "AWATER")

gsp.bubblemap(usa, usa["AWATER"])

gsp.cartogram(
    usa,
    "AWATER",
)

gsp.densityplot(usa, clip=True, clip_factor=1.5)

gsp.heatmap(usa, "AWATER")

gsp.spikemap(usa, "AWATER")

gsp.offline_static_basemap()

gsp.offline_folium_basemap(crs="EPSG4326")