Pedro Camargo

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icon company @outerl icon location Brisbane, Australia icon location Transportation scientist / Civil engineer by trade / Software developer by necessity and passion / Open-data and open-source advocate for moral reasons

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Interpretation of the coordinate

I have imported this network, although I can't remember what projection system I used. The imported layers can be found here: http://www.aequilibrae.com/data/Chicago.7z

Replace x_coord, y_coord, z_coord in the Node and Location tables with the well-known-text (wkt) representation of a point

This would conversion code simpler and visualization (e.g. on QGIS) MUCH simpler.

Complete examples

Thanks, @ssmith55 !

The entire program is converted to python2 to python3

Nice! Have you taken a look at the refactoring branch where I had done a lot of this work plus some more documentation?

The entire program is converted to python2 to python3

We are refactoring the whole thing instead

ARROW-17327 [Python] Parquet should be listed in PyArrow's get_libraries() function

Can you share how you solved it, @blink1073 ? I am getting this same error and got to the end of my rope here. https://github.com/AequilibraE/aequilibrae/actions/runs/7985055367/job/21802866277 ![image](https://github.com/apache/arrow/assets/7377666/ddfd83d9-7483-4088-a230-f989d764cd4f)

ARROW-17327 [Python] Parquet should be listed in PyArrow's get_libraries() function

> Hi @pedrocamargo, we ended up using this [pattern](https://github.com/mongodb-labs/mongo-arrow/blob/dbd86166a75848024b5728dc1c9c4929052a04ad/bindings/python/setup.py#L134): > > ```python > import numpy as np > import pyarrow as pa > > # From https://arrow.apache.org/docs/python/integration/extending.html#example > # The...

GMNSpy

@e-lo , let's move GMNSpy to this organization and automate the upload of packages to PyPI (I can do the latter)

compile error

delonleo, The software, as provided, works well on Windows 64 bits and a particular distribution of Linux (Mint 17, with some particular python configurations). In order to make it work...

File missing 'example_data/FAF_Network.shp'

Aequilibrae no longer supports loading the network from a shapefile