Intro to data science for BWSI-Remote Sensing
Students will download a .csv with 450,000+ rows with the following columns. Using Python, student will be asked to analyze the data and produce statistics and an a GIS analysis of their choosing. Unlike previous exercises, students will need to create their own Colab / Jupyter Notebooks.
Column | Description |
---|---|
FILENAME | Full file path of image |
LAT_deg | Latitude in degrees |
LON_deg | Longitude in degrees |
ELEVATION_m_agl | Elevation above ground level in meters |
YEAR | Calendar year photo was taken |
MONTH | Calendar month photo was taken |
DAY | Calendar day photo was taken |
HOUR | Hour that photo was taken |
MINUTE | Minute that photo was taken |
SECOND | Second that photo was taken |
STATEFP | US Census state code |
COUNTYFP | US Census county code |
COUNTYNS | US Census county code |
GEOID | US Census geoid |
KOPPEN | Köppen-Geiger climate classification (Legend) |
This code snippet will prompt the user to upload a file in Google Colab.
from google.colab import files
uploaded = files.upload()
This code snippet can be used to load the upload file as a Pandas dataframe.
import io
import pandas
data = pandas.read_csv(io.BytesIO(uploaded['FILENAME.csv']))
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