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[pythongis @pythongis]

Push alert! There have been some delays in the book process since March 2020 due to reasons, but now:

⭐️Part I for Python basics is soon ready at https://t.co/DJ0eaPpWVl!

⭐️Dev version for all sections always available at https://t.co/9TCyJDynvX

[pythongis @pythongis]

Introducing you to the basics of Python programming & geographic data analysis! Latest version available at https://t.co/OveZAL7bdf, physical copy in 2021 by @CRCPress

[Henrikki Tenkanen 🌐 htenkanen.bsky.social @tenkahen]

#2 attempt to map the #GeoPython #PythonGIS ecosystem for our @pythongis project. Currently 123 libraries covering a broader spectrum of pkgs. Thanks a lot for everyone who answered the call and helped! 🙏😎 Will produce separate for vector+raster & interactive ones to play with.

[Henrikki Tenkanen 🌐 htenkanen.bsky.social @tenkahen]

My first attempt to map the #GeoPython #PythonGIS ecosystem (currently n=69) for our @pythongis project (vector+raster) 🤓 𝐇𝐞𝐥𝐩 𝐧𝐞𝐞𝐝𝐞𝐝: What packages do I miss? I'm sure there are plenty of interesting libraries escaping my radar 🧐 @geopandas @pysal_devs @xarray_dev

[Vuokko Heikinheimo @Vuoggis]

Time to wrap up those pre-covid projects! Happy to advance the #opensource @pythongis book with @dave_whipp & @tenkahen while learning new tricks😊.

[Henrikki Tenkanen 🌐 htenkanen.bsky.social @tenkahen]

Part 4 will include useful information on how to work efficiently with Python: how to use version control with git, how to write and use Python script files and manage your projects, and tips for testing and debugging your code.

[Henrikki Tenkanen 🌐 htenkanen.bsky.social @tenkahen]

Part 3 will introduce several real-world examples of how to apply geographic data analysis in Python. It assumes that you understand the key concepts presented in previous parts.

[Henrikki Tenkanen 🌐 htenkanen.bsky.social @tenkahen]

In Part 2 we will provide essential skills and building blocks for processing, analyzing and visualizing geographic data using modern open source Python packages such as @geopandas #shapely #rasterio to mention a few.

[Henrikki Tenkanen 🌐 htenkanen.bsky.social @tenkahen]

Part 1: New to Python? In this part will teach you the fundamental concepts of #programming using #Python. No previous experience required! Our materials draw inspiration from various geographical phenomena, hence it’s a perfect starting point if you’re a “geo-minded” person!

[Henrikki Tenkanen 🌐 htenkanen.bsky.social @tenkahen]

The book has four parts: 1) Python essentials, 2) Introduction to GIS with Python, 3) Geographic data analysis applications, and 4) Appendices. We combine our online courses: https://t.co/F7V8I61G1b & https://t.co/VZ0D88Bjno into a single ultimate learning-package for beginners.

[Henrikki Tenkanen 🌐 htenkanen.bsky.social @tenkahen]

What is even cooler is that all the materials will also be available for FREE to anyone at https://t.co/8eGgxlTe9Y! We also develop all the materials openly in GitHub and hope for engagement with wider community ❤️ #openeducation #opensoftware #openscience #opendata

[pythongis @pythongis]

Introducing you to the basics of Python programming & geographic data analysis! Latest version available at https://t.co/OveZAL7bdf, physical copy in 2021 by @CRCPress

[Vuokko Heikinheimo @Vuoggis]

Stay tuned for updated materials about #Python for Geographic Data Analysis! Very happy to be part of this #pythonGISbook project with @tenkahen and @dave_whipp. All materials are developed openly online, and the book will come out in 2021.

[Henrikki Tenkanen 🌐 htenkanen.bsky.social @tenkahen]

Feeling excited to reveal our new book project "Introduction to Python for Geographic Data Analysis" together with @vuoggis & @dave_whipp which will introduce the basics of Python programming & geographic data analysis for all geo-minded people.🤓🌍Published in 2021 by @CRCPress