geodata | Laravel 5.2 package that provides basic geographical data

I created a vue component based on MapBox, which is restricted in initializations before it costs money and that is perfectly fine. But I want to reduce reinitializations of my map component for their and my sake. That's why I thought if it is possible to define the component once, pass in some properties and then handle the state via vuex.

Right now, I'd have to import my component and add the data like this:

I have a large table of locations. The locations are in varchar written as (x,y). I need to create a individual point for all of the locations. I have created a point geometry column in the table but can't figure how to create points for the locations from the format that they are in.

geodata coordinates are in a single column of (x,y) e.g (52.3852758,4.8682022)

I am using this script but getting error.

update "tlblocation" set geom=ST_GeomFromText(geodata);

Any help would be much appreciated

I'm trying to plot an interactive map using Geopandas and its explore() method in Colab.

However, when I write:

I've been struggling with the Apache Zeppelin notebook version 0.10.0 setup for a while. The idea is to be able to connect it to a remote Hortonworks 2.6.5 server that runs locally on Virtualbox in Ubuntu 20.04. I am using an image downloaded from the:

https://www.cloudera.com/downloads/hortonworks-sandbox.html

Of course, the image has pre-installed Zeppelin which works fine on port 9995, but this is an old 0.7.3 version that doesn't support Helium plugins that I would like to use. I know that HDP version 3.0.1 has updated Zeppelin version 0.8 onboard, but its use due to my hardware resource is impossible at the moment. Additionally, from what I remember, enabling Leaflet Map Plugin there was a problem either.

The first thought was to update the notebook on the server, but after updating according to the instructions on the Cloudera forums (unfortunately they are not working at the moment, and I cannot provide a link or see any other solution) it failed to start correctly. A simpler solution seemed to me now to connect the newer notebook version to the virtual server, unfortunately, despite many attempts and solutions from threads here with various configurations, I was not able to connect to Hive via JDBC. I am using Zeppelin with local Spark 3.0.3 too, but I have some geodata in Hive that I would like to visualize this way.

I used, among others, the description on the Zeppelin website:

https://zeppelin.apache.org/docs/latest/interpreter/jdbc.html#apache-hive

This is my current JDBC interpreter configuration:

I am struggling to add the Kaliningrad Oblast to the EU NUTS-2 map, otherwise it looks like there is sea between Poland and Lithuania. I tried with different shp files, however each time I attempt to add the Russian dataset to the European one, I get a coordinate error.

Here my code:

• I downloaded the EU NUTS-2 shp file from: https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/gisco/geodata/reference-data/administrative-units-statistical-units/nuts (File format: GeoJSON; Geometry Type: Polygons (RG); Scale: 20M; CRS: 4326);

• I downloaded the Russia shp file from: https://gadm.org/download_country.html (Shapefile)

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I am trying to making IP Address Tracker using Next JS. I want the coordinates of the map to change every time the user click the button.

My Map.js file:

I am a django beginner and trying to programm a simple geo application. My setup: django/geodjango + leaflet. Everything works fine and geo objects (GeoObject) are displayed. But now I want to add aditional properties ("status") from another model and display them also via leaflet - but I´m stuck.

my models.py:

(how) is it possible to plot geodata – for example a polygon layer – on a globe with d3/perspective view, similar to this graphic on wikipedia?

I'd like a solution with sf and ggplot most, but any solutions are welcome.

(I ask this mostly out of curiosity, but since I see graphics like this fairly often, I guess the question might be useful)

Properties in GeoJSON features can be lists (or "arrays" in Javascript). For example, the following GeoJSON feature is formatted correctly, and includes a values property that is a list: