Closed mhungen closed 3 months ago
snowman2
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4 months ago Thank you for your proposal. I think that would be a very useful feature. Plotting for rioxarray has been a topic of interest (see #208). My suggestion would be to create a separate library for plotting (e.g. rioxarray-plot). This will enable you to have the ability to quickly iterate on features, build a community around plotting with rioxarray, and choose whatever license you would like for your project.
jessjaco
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3 months ago FYI this functionality has been added to odc-geo: https://odc-geo.readthedocs.io/en/latest/_api/odc.geo.xr.ODCExtension.explore.html#odc.geo.xr.ODCExtension.explore
mhungen
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3 months ago FYI this functionality has been added to odc-geo: https://odc-geo.readthedocs.io/en/latest/_api/odc.geo.xr.ODCExtension.explore.html#odc.geo.xr.ODCExtension.explore
looks good, I'll give it a try
Geopandas provides a handy explore function that creates an interactive folium-map and displays the GeoDataFrame on it. This function is particularly useful when working with Jupyter notebooks.
Since I frequently work with rioxarray and geopandas, I developed a custom xarray accessor to add this functionality to xarray DataArrays as well. Given that rioxarray is the powerhouse handling the heavy lifting, this seems like a good fit for a new feature.
While my implementation is somewhat basic (DataArrays only), it is works and can be combined with the GeoDataFrame. If you're interested, I can create a PR for this feature.