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feat: Add geospatial-python-urban-analysis-with-postgis project
🚀 What's this PR do?
This PR creates a new project: geospatial-python-urban-analysis-with-postgis, designed for advanced geospatial data analysis using Python, PostGIS, and Docker.
🔹 Key Features
- Implements a modular ETL pipeline for processing spatial data.
- Supports Shapefiles, GeoJSON, and Parquet as input formats.
- Standardizes Coordinate Reference Systems (CRS) for consistency.
- Integrates PostGIS for efficient spatial storage and querying.
- Optimizes spatial indexing to improve performance.
✅ Summary of Changes
📌 Project Initialization
- Created the new repository:
geospatial-python-urban-analysis-with-postgis. - Added the core project structure including:
src/etl/: Extract, Transform, Load pipeline.src/database/: PostGIS connection and queries.src/pipelines/: Modular geospatial data workflows.notebooks/: Jupyter Notebooks for visualization and analysis.docker-compose.yml: PostgreSQL + PostGIS environment.
🔬 How to Test?
Run the following command to execute the ETL pipeline:
PYTHON=. python -m src.pipelines.bus_stop_analysis
Summary by CodeRabbit
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New Features
- Introduced a Docker setup for a streamlined geospatial analysis environment with integrated database services.
- Launched new interactive pipelines and notebooks for urban data exploration, bus stop distribution analysis, and spatial visualization.
- Added functions for fetching and analyzing bus stop data, including optimal stop identification and visualization.
- Enhanced geospatial data handling with new functions for loading population density and managing shapefiles.
- Added a comprehensive README detailing project purpose, requirements, setup, and features.
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Documentation
- Updated the project guide with clear sections including overview, key features, system requirements, and setup instructions.
- Added comprehensive metadata for datasets to ensure proper understanding and usage.
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Chores
- Enhanced dependency configurations and metadata to ensure improved compatibility and performance.