How to get the whole polygon shape instead of WKT?
The two shapefiles clearly intersect (basins is completely within forest). But the way I’ve gone about it only gets the feature at index 0 of each shapefile, which don’t intersect. I know where this is taking place in the script, but how do I get the whole polygon shape as wkt instead of just one record?
How to use shapely to skip bad geometries?
– Geographic Information Systems Stack Exchange shapely wkt.loads – skip bad geometries? I’m trying to convert an excel file into a Geopandas dataframe. I’m trying to use shapely and wkt to do so. After reading the file into pandas, I have a geometry column. I’m trying to do the following to convert the geometry column to an ‘object’ data type:
Why did I get a wktreadingerror in Excel?
WKTReadingError: Could not create geometry because of errors while reading input. To try and diagnose what the problem is, I also tried to convert this excel file to a geodataframe, using the following code: It appears I only have one bad geometry?
How many shapefiles are there in shapely?
Im learning to use shapely and have two shapefiles–forest, and basins. The two shapefiles clearly intersect (basins is completely within forest). But the way I’ve gone about it only gets the feature at index 0 of each shapefile, which don’t intersect.
How to convert a shapefile to a multipoint in Python?
The pygeoif module is available on the Python Package Index and Github: The following example converts a point shapefile to MultiPoint WKT. Note the shapefile is just a point shapefile, not MultiPoint, but it makes it easier to see the WKT output: The geometry variable “g” contains the individual points as WKT.
Is there a WKT method for pygeoif?
Pyshp does not have a WKT method but it does support the geo_interface protocol at the shape level. That protocol returns each shape as geojson. You can then use the lightweight, pure-python pygeoif module to convert to WKT. The pygeoif module is available on the Python Package Index and Github:
How to convert GeoJSON to WKT in Python?
That protocol returns each shape as geojson. You can then use the lightweight, pure-python pygeoif module to convert to WKT. The pygeoif module is available on the Python Package Index and Github: The following example converts a point shapefile to MultiPoint WKT.