Features

• Supports the meshes below.

  • 1st mesh (jpmesh.FirstMesh class, about 80 km square).

  • 2nd mesh (jpmesh.SecondMesh class, about 10 km square).

  • 3rd mesh (jpmesh.ThirdMesh class, about 1 km square).

  • 1/2 mesh (jpmesh.HalfMesh class, about 500 m square).

  • 1/4 mesh (jpmesh.QuarterMesh class, about 250 m square).

  • 1/8 mesh (jpmesh.OneEighthMesh class, about 125 m square).

• Supports the calculations below.

  • Mesh border coordinates from mesh codes.

  • Mesh codes from coordinates.

• Consisted of only one file and depends on no other libraries, which enable you to use it portably.

Installation

Choose one from the following.

• Run pip install pyjpmesh.

• Put jpmesh.py on your project.

Tutorial

Here is an example to get the 1st mesh (about 8 km square) code that a given point belongs to.

from jpmesh import Angle, Coordinate, FirstMesh

coordinate = Coordinate(
    lon=Angle.from_degree(140.0), lat=Angle.from_degree(35.0))
mesh = FirstMesh.from_coordinate(coordinate)
print mesh.code # '5240'

Here is another example to get the center point of the given mesh.

from jpmesh import parse_mesh_code

mesh = parse_mesh_code('5339')
mesh_center = mesh.south_west + (mesh.size / 2.0)
print mesh_center.lon.degree, mesh_center.lat.degree # 139.5 35.667

To use other mesh classes (SecondMesh, ThirdMesh, etc.), use those classes instead of FirstMesh.