OvertureMaestro 0.1.0

An open-source tool for downloading Overture Maps data with quality of life features

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OvertureMaestro

An open-source tool for reading OvertureMaps data with multiprocessing and additional Quality-of-Life features.

What is OvertureMaestro 🎼🌍?

• Scalable reader for OvertureMaps data.
• Is based on top of PyArrow[^1].
• Saves files in the GeoParquet[^2] file format for easier integration with modern cloud stacks.
• Filters data based on geometry.
• Can filter data using PyArrow expressions.
• Utilizes multiprocessing for faster data download.
• Utilizes dedicated index of all features in the Overture Maps dataset to download only specific parts based on the geometry filter.
• Utilizes caching to reduce repeatable computations.
• Can be used as Python module as well as a beautiful CLI based on Typer[^3].

[^1]: PyArrow Website [^2]: GeoParquet data format [^3]: Typer docs

Installing

As pure Python module

pip install overturemaestro

With beautiful CLI

pip install overturemaestro[cli]

Required Python version?

OvertureMaestro supports Python >= 3.9

Dependencies

Required:

• overturemaps (>=0.8.0): Reusing oficial CLI library with dedicated schema related functions

• pyarrow (>=16.0.0): For OvertureMaps GeoParquet dataset wrangling

• geopandas (>=1.0): For returning GeoDataFrames and reading Geo files

• shapely (>=2.0): For parsing WKT and GeoJSON strings and filtering data with STRIndex

• geoarrow-rust-core (>=0.3.0): For transforming Arrow data to Shapely objects

• pooch (>=1.6.0): For downloading precalculated dataset indexes

• rich (>=12.0.0): For showing progress bars

• fsspec (>=2021.04.0) & aiohttp (>=3.8.0): For accessing AWS S3 datasets in PyArrow and GitHub files for precalculated datasets

• geopy (>=2.0.0): For geocoding of strings

Optional:

• typer[all] (>=0.9.0) (click, colorama, rich, shellingham): Required in CLI

• h3 (>=4.0.0b1): For reading H3 strings. Required in CLI

• s2 (>=0.1.9): For transforming S2 indexes into geometries. Required in CLI

• python-geohash (>=0.8): For transforming GeoHash indexes into geometries. Required in CLI

• scikit-learn (>=1.0): For clustering geometries when generating release index. Required for generating release index

• polars (>=0.20.4): For calculating total bounding box from many bounding boxes. Required for generating release index

Usage

TODO