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GeoPhotos is a Python library designed to make it easy to pull coordinates from various sources, analyze them in order to obtain useful information, and plot them on a map. GeoPhotos Exif GPS metadata editor for macOS, written in Swift, support = OS X 10.10.
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A package to pull, plot, and analyze coordinates from photos.
Project description
GeoPhotos is a package to pull, analyze, and plot coordinates from varioussources.
GeoPhotos is a Python library designed to make it easy to pull coordinatesfrom various sources, analyze them in order to obtain useful information, andplot them on a map.
Main features
An overview of some of the major features of GeoPhotos are as follows:
- Extract metadata (timestamp, coordinates, etc.) from one or more files, andwrite to a csv file if desired
- Pull coordinates from Google Takeout location history
- Plot coordinate data on a fully customizable heatmap, including markers,tooltips, layer control, and more
- Analyze coordinate data to determine unique countries, most common countries,and more
- Highlight certain countries on the heatmap easily and painlessly
- Save the map to an html file for reference or for use with web developmentframeworks such as flask
- Open the html file directly from the code for debugging
Dependencies
Required dependencies
Currently, the following packages are required:
Some packages that are currently required may be made optional in the future,such as the gdal/osgeo package.
Optional Dependencies
The geopandas package has been madeoptional due to how difficult it is to install properly. It is required toperform geographical data analysis.
Installation
Assuming you've already got the dependencies covered, you can use pip to installthis package:
However, you will most likely run into problems doing it this way.Unfortunately, I have tried and failed to overcome these obstacles myself.My recommendation is to install geopandas using Anaconda/conda (you might haveto install gdal as well), and then pip install it into your current environment:
This should handle all of the dependencies for you, although you still might runinto some issues (I sure did!).
Updating
To update geophotos to the latest version, simply use the command:
Heatmap from photo locations
One of the main reasons I made this package was to pull GPS information from thepictures in my iCloud library, then plot them on a map. Skipping the pulling ofthe coordinates for simplicity's sake, the following code does the following:
- Read latitudes and longitudes from a csv file
- Generate a heatmap using this coordinate data
- Add a marker that marks my hometown
- Analyze the data and determine which countries I've visited
- Highlight only the countries I've been to on a separate layer
- Save the map as an html file and open it in a web browser
The html file is completely interactive, and I hope to eventually use it on mypersonal website.
Heatmap from Google Takeout location history
Another thing I wanted to do when starting this project was be able to analyzemy Google Takeout location data. While not an overly complicated thing to dowithout GeoPhotos, it does make this process very simple.
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For example, the following code extracts coordinate information from the GoogleTakeout location history JSON file and plots them on a heatmap. It's reallyinteresting to see where you've been the most.
- Jake Brehm - Initial Work - Email | Github | LinkedIn
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