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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2021
- Class is in session! In this video, I will show you how you can use the integrated development environment (IDE) called Visual Studio for writing Python computer code. I will then show you how you can take code that you write in Visual Studio and run it inside of the ArcGIS Pro GIS software environment. I use a coding exercise of reading in a comma separated values (CSV) file using Python and then turning content from the CSV into a shape file using ArcPy. I'll walk you through all the steps in the process and explain all of the code in detail. This video will be particularly useful for people that want to start doing more advanced Python coding using ArcPy with an industry-standard coding environment like Visual Studio. This tutorial was recorded during one of my lectures at the Rochester Institute of Technology.
Source Code files and other materials used in the video are available for free to download from this link:
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Software and References:
Csv: docs.python.org/3/library/csv...
VS Code: code.visualstudio.com/
Python download: python.org/downloads
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Brian Tomaszewski, Ph.D.
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I just started as a GIS technician doing utilities mapping, but i'm hoping to work my way up towards a more analytical role in the future. Your channel has been so helpful for learning the more technical skills I need to move forward. Thank you so much for making this publicly available, you're amazing for that!!
My pleasure! I'm glad you find these videos useful be sure to look at other videos on the channel to grow your technical skill set especially with programming. Also be sure to subscribe to the channel and hit the notification icon to stay up to date on new videos, thank you again!
The same way how I plan to ship myself to future)
Thank you so much. Glad you are using VS code
This is so helpful. I started learning with Python but really have come to like VS Code a lot more.
Fantastic I'm glad you found the video useful and yes definitely look more into VS code
Hello Brian, Thank you so much i followed your tutorial and it made so much sense after i tried doing a lab myself with Canadian earthquake data. i did lot of troubleshooting but you made python fun for me.
Thank you I'm glad that you found value in the tutorial appreciate you taking the time to write a comment. Happy learning and stay tuned for more videos!
This is awesome! Thanks. I am going to try to automate some of the mapping queries I need to do at work. It's a repetitive work which requires looking at radius of review around an object (oil well) to gather data.
Also be sure to check out other python videos on the channel to grow your skill-set thanks for the feedback and for the support!
Thank you very much for the tutorial!
Glad it was helpful!
Ya this cool I've been doing the Python scripting books and this is a great complement
Awesome!
Thank you for this material. I hope to interact with you more!!!
Thank you! Be sure to subscribe to the channel and hit the notification icon to stay up to date a new videos, thank you for the support
Great work keep it up...
Thank you so much for the kind feedback! Be sure to hit the Subscribe button and hit the notification icon to stay up to date on new videos, thank you again and happy coding!
I do really want to say "thank you" to you.
You are welcome! Thanks for the nice comment and happy learning!
Hi Brian, Thank you for this amazing video. Could you share a link to the course materials. Thank you
If you look in the video subscription you should find the link that gives you all the course materials thank you for your interests
I wish you were my professor!
Thank you!
40:00, loading code needs refresh sometimes
hello there!! should i have prior knowledge of python to follow your GIS and Python series ?
It might help to have some background knowledge but if you don't have any you should be able to follow the lawn well thanks for the interest
hi Brian , I have tried to execute the classDeature parameter: from arcpy but it give me this error : File "", line 22, in File "c:\program files (x86)\arcgis\desktop10.8\arcpy\arcpy\management.py", line 2025, in CreateFeatureclass raise e ExecuteError: ERROR 000622: Failed to execute (Create Feature Class). Parameters are not valid. ERROR 000628: Cannot set input into parameter spatial_reference.
I am using the ArcGIS 10.8 not the pro does it matter ? , Thanks for help@Brain
Perhaps double check how you're setting up the projection file? If it can't find it using the external path to the prj file it might not work feel free to contact me directly the troubleshoot more
bmtski@rit.edu
@@GIScienceRIT Thanks sir, Im just using the California counties projection files not the one you use are using in the wrj_1984 projection , I m not sure if I had to create that prior to your tutorial
@@GIScienceRIT shall I email you from here , so I did maybe the external path:
root_directory = 'C:\\Downloads\\project1\\Chapter_2_Exercise_2_final_datasets\\
10:00, explains x,y coordinates.
This refers to the referencing of places on the surface of the Earth in a Cartesian grid
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cartesian_coordinate_system
@@GIScienceRIT thank you, I put comments as a bookmark for myself, great video!
How do I sign up for your class?
If you're interested in taking my class, feel free to email me directly we can talk about possibly doing an audit or you can come enroll at the Rochester Institute of Technology!
@@GIScienceRIT awesome, what is your email address ? I'm about to graduate with my bachelor's degree and looking to further my education in GIS while working in the field .
I wanna do course of cartography how would i?
You might enjoy this video on the channel if you're looking for lessons on cartography
th-cam.com/video/MjVw2plCDpE/w-d-xo.html
@@GIScienceRIT o ya but i’m looking for cartography universities in europe
cartographymaster.eu/
You better explained codes line by line but you need to to more detail oriented while explaining code ....