Tony Zeidan

Hi there, good to hear back from someone. In this example, poly_fill returns 0 for every Polygon in the exploded shapefile. We explode the shapefile because h3.polyfill can only accept...

It may be the geo interface thing but it worked for one of the shapefiles.

Please help, this issue is kind of pressing for me.

If anyone is wondering what this looks like in Plotly...  This is 8001fffffffffff:  But when the same figure is rotated...  8001fffffffffff after being rotated:  It seems...

It is definitely some combination of both issues. It's good to know that polyfill has its limitations with covering poles and such. I don't think it is that the polygons...

I'd like to add that in the first issue you mentioned, it was assumed that I was using `polyfill` here. What I'm actually using is a combination of `geo_to_h3` (to...

I have performed a test similar to the one I posted earlier. I made it print all of the hexagons that will ultimately be shown in my plot (only if...

> I haven't followed the entire comment thread as closely as possible, but I'd suggest making a minimal example with a lower level library (i.e. Shapely) than GeoPandas. GeoPandas is...

> I assume that the issue here is that the antimeridian-crossing point is assumed to go the wrong direction across the globe: > >  > > This would yield...

In reality, according to the GeoJSON standard, geometries that cross the antimeridian should be cut in two and returned as a MultiPolygon. It does not seem like there is a...