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I am getting a 400 error when trying to loadGeoJson into my map. The file is located in my src/assets folder. If I put a different file in that folder, I can access it with a http request when I start the ng server, so that means I should have access to those files. But for the file that I specify in my loadGeoJson method call, if I try to display it in the browser with http://localhost:4200/assets/sample-farms.geojson the browser displays the home screen of my application...

So there is some weird redirect going on?

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Im new to angular and trying to make a simple google maps application. I keep getting this error error TS2339: Property 'map' does not exist on type 'AppComponent'

Im trying to access the map attribute but I cant. Perhaps I havent initialised it correctly?

I am using react-google-maps to show the location of the user after fetching her co-ordinates using ReactJS. But, when I move marker from the original position, the initial marker stays there, so two markers are created. I don't know how to fix this.

I want that whatever happens, the Map Marker remains at center, also when the user drags OR zoom in/out of the marker, the marker remains at center, so that the user's location is always at the center of the map. In this way, the user will be able to update her location. As per your example, when I drag, the marker stays fixed in it's location This component was designed so that the user can set her location, with a little bit of tweaking the Marker's position, in case the marker is a little bit off Any Help will be appreciated:

App.js

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This question has appeared similarly in many places where the solution is to simply add

I want to rasterize smaller shades of high-resolution GeoTIFFs. xarray.open_rasterio seemed the right tool to get what datashader.transfer_functions.shade would need. However, the returned DataArray also has a band, which trips up shade. Several questions arise:

1. Should xarray.open_rasterio return the values currently in "band" simply as the values in the array?
2. How can one check whether the GeoTIFF looks like what xarray.open_rasterio expects?
3. Would any argument of xarray.open_rasterio allow the specification of "band" as the "value"?
4. Or should xarray.open_rasterio simply reorder or relabel the coordinates in a way such that "band" is the third one (after "x" and "y")?
5. Or if xarray.open_rasterio parsed this GeoTIFF correctly, could one call shade in a way it does not confuse this 2D array with a 3D array?

MRE: Use a GeoTIFF from Facebook's high-resolution population maps, for instance, from here. The code below could put this on a 800x800 map. Instead, after I finally understood why shade complained it had only (the default) 22 colors in its color_key argument while it was trying to color 800 categories, I understood the y coordinate is understood by shade to be the value. I show the array below.