Choose one of the CSVs (a simple one) and create an example python script that loads that CSV into Google BigQuery. Don't worry about shapefiles or geometry columns of any kind.
This will require installing the python client for Google BigQuery, so that package must be added to requirements.txt (looks like six as well).
As far as I can tell, based on this documentation, I think this is the approach we will be using:
Choose one of the CSVs (a simple one) and create an example python script that loads that CSV into Google BigQuery. Don't worry about shapefiles or geometry columns of any kind.
This will require installing the python client for Google BigQuery, so that package must be added to
requirements.txt
(looks likesix
as well).As far as I can tell, based on this documentation, I think this is the approach we will be using:
This looks to be a good example to start from: https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/loading-data-cloud-storage-csv#loading_csv_data_into_a_table