Once a table like detection_status exists (e.g. old dev on port 5433 ) in the database, update the tweet query (lines 111-113 in map_funcs.py) to query the new table instead. You will probably be able to delete a lot of the get_tweet_coordinates() function after that, because I had to do a lot of weird things to the reverse geocodes to get them to be lat/lon coordinates.
Once a table like detection_status exists (e.g. old dev on port 5433 ) in the database, update the tweet query (lines 111-113 in map_funcs.py) to query the new table instead. You will probably be able to delete a lot of the get_tweet_coordinates() function after that, because I had to do a lot of weird things to the reverse geocodes to get them to be lat/lon coordinates.