That's great, as a GIS expert I did not see yet a lot of examples of using ChatGPT in the intersection of GIS, wondering how far we can take it? maybe some type of spatial analysis code? etc.
Hello there, yes it seems like the possibilities are quite vast. I'm dipping into the geospatial analysis side of things with a two part tutorial, and you can check that out using the following link: th-cam.com/video/QDf-zc81NSE/w-d-xo.html Furthermore, I also find it to be an extremely helpful too when working with Google Earth Engine
Excellent video, I've never seen something about how to make interactive maps in Python and it´s was really helpfull, I just have a question, how did you get this data? Manually will take me months...
Thanks for the dramatic result-so fast! Now, a lot more ought to be automatically done whenever mapmaking is announced; Folium and Leaflet and all necessary programs and functions should not have to be specified after the first time. You could tell ChatGPT to add prompts to browse to the data source CSV. Or better yet, subsequent mapmaking could begin with the plain map window, and you’d drop the CSV with Lat Longs & other data onto it. Can ChatGPT create such drag & drop functionality in Jupyter Notebook or a browser? I see ChatGPT as a vehicle to create a GUI for Folium, to avoid coding altogether.
Should not also have its own navigation function. So for a village, for example? Consideration for the tourism of a city to want something like this. So a kind of Openstreetmap map with route plan and also a proper navigation. Should also, like your map, run on the browser. Do you think something like that could work?
Thank you for sharing the video! In 9.57 of your video, you asked chatGPT to change the color of the marker. But how can it understand that you were asking about the marker of your previous operation? Does it mean that in one chat window, layer, or whatever, the chatGPT will understand the previous situation even though we don't describe the command's whole purpose? Then we cannot chat randomly in one chat window. Sorry for asking the out-of-topic question! But you explained everything in this video so well!
Hi yes, one of the ccol features in chat gpt is that it has the awareness of your previous conversations, so you don't need to specifically restate the facts again when referring to something. It understands the context very well :)
Hello sir, Im learning Gis remote sensing n at the same time I'm trying to learn the python as well n lately I'm watching your tutorials, so I'm wondering is it really necessary to learn python language from scratch to apply in the gis ? Or we can just learn a specific coding names to work on under gis Like I'm new in python and seeing the coding and using '(/# kinda confusion atm , it would be lovely if you could reply me and help me out
Hi, you could start learning the absolute basics of python first using a beginner's guide, and then try sharpen your skills in handling geospatial data related libraries such as GDAL, geopandas, rasterio etc. There is a good incentive in spending some serious time in getting your python basics right right, and from there you will be able to understand how other libraries work and you would be able to use them comfortably. Cheers!
@@geodeltalabs cool, btw i tried the same method like u showed in your video how to configure python, anaconda environment etc, later when i try to create a new folder by r.clicj to make a new python script the right click doesn't appear to make a new python module. When i try to see if Fiona is working probably i try to writing down the command "import Fiona" errors shows up like it's missing i have tried to find solutions in the TH-cam but can't figure it out , i just want to show you the screenshot of the problem
I think it would be better to use CSV DictReader rather than Pandas... It is installed by default and Pandas is a bit overkill for just reading a CSV file.
Interesting tutorial, I don't know we can create maps with python also this libraries does use Google maps as a backend or it creates according to our given coordinates
Hi, well in actuality, the way to go about this would be by georeferencing the image, and then manually digitizing the roads. Alternatively there could be classification algorithms (which are used in satellite image classification) that might be able to extract the image based on the unique spectral band properties of the roads. So it's important to know which route you want to take with the question beforehand, and I believe chatgpt would be able to give you some guidance if you structure the question properly with as many details as possible
Great video, seamlessly informative. This may be specific to the creator or the viewers; thread. I have an older python script incorporating web scraping; OCR (to txt); implemented Geospacialy on tableau using Esri .shp files. I’ve tried to correct the code through chat gpt to no avail; does anyone here have such experience with tableau and esri shp files?
Chat-GPT = 3D to 2D with paper flex. = Viewpoint objective heat-convection as primary followed by air-flow as secondary to a paired subset. = Target is hong-kong from Singapore = Secondary subset of electro-magnetic influence ratio ranges on this objective. Render.
Zoom slider(index finger contact-width) with top-plus and bottom-minus fin-case I want to direct fire to specifics but don't want to use words. Secondary instructions within range-sector is manual.
Detected and confirmed - GUI boolean to 4 positional counter-check is slider with buttons. Non-linear in reset-to-default. Boolean reset and boolean default.
Ratios are to be within topic to build parallel topic-objectives to head-hunt with accuracy. Calculate parallels with ratio-ranges overlays until world-system and use as structure. Then recalculate before each-use. This is how enemies are hunted. Also resources. Also select munitions. Also redirect blasts. Also...
Not yet... gpt has only the data it was trained on. It can reorganize all the bits and pieces but can' generate something that is completely new, but it is made from bits and pieces of the training set. Still, extremely disruptive to many, especially any content makers...
Agreed! Which is exactly why some would justify it as a tool that can elevate the productivity rather than being a tool that can entirely replace someone :)
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Wow. I’m waiting for chatGPT to diagnose (and cure) cancer
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Underrated
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Me too! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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This is the most 15 useful minutes videos I watched , thank you so much !!!
Wow!... just wow!... This tutorial was amazing.
Glad you liked it!
This is very inspiring!
It makes things so accessible.
Cool! I am very glad that this chat bot has finally appeared in my country
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I've already done this 1 month ago with chatgpt folium and pandas, but i did not use jupyter
this is marvelous
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Google "My Maps" can import a spread sheet with addresses and do the same thing in under a minute.
That's great, as a GIS expert I did not see yet a lot of examples of using ChatGPT in the intersection of GIS, wondering how far we can take it? maybe some type of spatial analysis code? etc.
it can do anything in arcpy if you pay for ESRI shit. not to mention geopandas and gdal and all that
Hello there, yes it seems like the possibilities are quite vast. I'm dipping into the geospatial analysis side of things with a two part tutorial, and you can check that out using the following link:
th-cam.com/video/QDf-zc81NSE/w-d-xo.html
Furthermore, I also find it to be an extremely helpful too when working with Google Earth Engine
@@geodeltalabs this video is no longer available
@@unhandledexception5988 Hi, just updated the link. Give it a try again :)
Excellent video, I've never seen something about how to make interactive maps in Python and it´s was really helpfull, I just have a question, how did you get this data? Manually will take me months...
賛美します。
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Thanks for the dramatic result-so fast! Now, a lot more ought to be automatically done whenever mapmaking is announced; Folium and Leaflet and all necessary programs and functions should not have to be specified after the first time. You could tell ChatGPT to add prompts to browse to the data source CSV. Or better yet, subsequent mapmaking could begin with the plain map window, and you’d drop the CSV with Lat Longs & other data onto it. Can ChatGPT create such drag & drop functionality in Jupyter Notebook or a browser? I see ChatGPT as a vehicle to create a GUI for Folium, to avoid coding altogether.
Good points! :)
Thanks for your sharing!
Great content, can't wait for the next content.
Coming soon :)
Thanks a lot ❤
Thanks dude! That's amazing and very helpful!
No problem!
How can I make the view look more satelite?
useful sharing
Thank you 😊
Very nice
Should not also have its own navigation function. So for a village, for example?
Consideration for the tourism of a city to want something like this. So a kind of Openstreetmap map with route plan and also a proper navigation. Should also, like your map, run on the browser. Do you think something like that could work?
Great tutorial thank you!
You're very welcome!
@@geodeltalabs You're teaching me ChatGPT and Jupyter! Double bonus!
You sound very intelligent. Am I able to ask you questions?
Thank you for sharing the video! In 9.57 of your video, you asked chatGPT to change the color of the marker. But how can it understand that you were asking about the marker of your previous operation? Does it mean that in one chat window, layer, or whatever, the chatGPT will understand the previous situation even though we don't describe the command's whole purpose? Then we cannot chat randomly in one chat window. Sorry for asking the out-of-topic question! But you explained everything in this video so well!
Hi yes, one of the ccol features in chat gpt is that it has the awareness of your previous conversations, so you don't need to specifically restate the facts again when referring to something. It understands the context very well :)
Do you know if you can use python code like this to create a map in Power BI ?
Thanks this is so cool
Cheers!
Fantastic! Well done!
Thank you! Cheers!
Hello sir,
Im learning Gis remote sensing n at the same time I'm trying to learn the python as well n lately I'm watching your tutorials, so I'm wondering is it really necessary to learn python language from scratch to apply in the gis ? Or we can just learn a specific coding names to work on under gis
Like I'm new in python and seeing the coding and using '(/# kinda confusion atm , it would be lovely if you could reply me and help me out
Hi, you could start learning the absolute basics of python first using a beginner's guide, and then try sharpen your skills in handling geospatial data related libraries such as GDAL, geopandas, rasterio etc. There is a good incentive in spending some serious time in getting your python basics right right, and from there you will be able to understand how other libraries work and you would be able to use them comfortably. Cheers!
@@geodeltalabs cool, btw i tried the same method like u showed in your video how to configure python, anaconda environment etc, later when i try to create a new folder by r.clicj to make a new python script the right click doesn't appear to make a new python module. When i try to see if Fiona is working probably i try to writing down the command "import Fiona" errors shows up like it's missing i have tried to find solutions in the TH-cam but can't figure it out , i just want to show you the screenshot of the problem
I think it would be better to use CSV DictReader rather than Pandas... It is installed by default and Pandas is a bit overkill for just reading a CSV file.
Nice 👍
Thanks ✌
wow ..good..thanks
Welcome 😊
Interesting tutorial, I don't know we can create maps with python also this libraries does use Google maps as a backend or it creates according to our given coordinates
asmr keyboard sounds
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Could you kindly do GCMs downscaling with ChatGPT?
thank you bro.
You're welcome!
please bring more content like this! thanks
On it! :)
can it possible to copy the code generated by ChatGPT and past it pre installed in ArcGIS just make us map please.
Can it create a map of roads from an example picture? Thought I'd ask
Hi, well in actuality, the way to go about this would be by georeferencing the image, and then manually digitizing the roads. Alternatively there could be classification algorithms (which are used in satellite image classification) that might be able to extract the image based on the unique spectral band properties of the roads. So it's important to know which route you want to take with the question beforehand, and I believe chatgpt would be able to give you some guidance if you structure the question properly with as many details as possible
Thank you
You're welcome
what inside the html code ? it is very interesting how it generated
inside there is an html, css and geojson and maybe js in one file ...
this works but not optimize
@@FyL43 ya, I did the same way to see what inside
Very good 👍
Cheers!
Great video, seamlessly informative. This may be specific to the creator or the viewers; thread. I have an older python script incorporating web scraping; OCR (to txt); implemented Geospacialy on tableau using Esri .shp files.
I’ve tried to correct the code through chat gpt to no avail; does anyone here have such experience with tableau and esri shp files?
pre installed python in ArcGIS
Chat-GPT
= 3D to 2D with paper flex.
= Viewpoint objective heat-convection as primary followed by air-flow as secondary to a paired subset.
= Target is hong-kong from Singapore
= Secondary subset of electro-magnetic influence ratio ranges on this objective.
Render.
This is how I triangulation parabola-trajectory - many topics.
Zoom slider(index finger contact-width) with top-plus and bottom-minus fin-case I want to direct fire to specifics but don't want to use words. Secondary instructions within range-sector is manual.
Detected and confirmed - GUI boolean to 4 positional counter-check is slider with buttons. Non-linear in reset-to-default. Boolean reset and boolean default.
Ratios are to be within topic to build parallel topic-objectives to head-hunt with accuracy. Calculate parallels with ratio-ranges overlays until world-system and use as structure. Then recalculate before each-use. This is how enemies are hunted. Also resources. Also select munitions. Also redirect blasts. Also...
Observe barbarians and their categories. The answers are apparent.
Thanks ❤
You are welcome 🙂
🎉Thanks
You are welcome :)
chat GPT good
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Can you please provide the data Which name "us airport" CSV file
Not yet... gpt has only the data it was trained on. It can reorganize all the bits and pieces but can' generate something that is completely new, but it is made from bits and pieces of the training set. Still, extremely disruptive to many, especially any content makers...
Thank you.
Can you make a video where we can use ChatGPT and incorporate it with Google Earth Engine to do LULC and other similar analyses?
Regards.
@@prosperwashaya3177 Thank you so much. ^^
Thanks for the suggestion :)
Thanks
You are welcome:)
Share the prompt
I have project in mind that is kind similar. Just using zip codes
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What is this sorcery taking place in front of my eyes.. i m dumb founded!
awesome ! hahaha
Bonjour, ce logiciel est à 300 euros, avec Blender, c'est gratuit.
tool is only useful until the user knows how to use it
Agreed! Which is exactly why some would justify it as a tool that can elevate the productivity rather than being a tool that can entirely replace someone :)
Is chatgpt free ?
It's free to use, but they just released a paid plan as well :)
WTF I have to find another job
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Without russia!
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Chat GPT WOKE WOKE WOKE WOKE WOKE WOKE WOKE WOKE WOKE WOKE WOKE WOKE
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😅 Programmers going to be out of job within 10 years.
Yea steal open sorce code, Microsoft way.
Well, that's a discussion
developer way
how the fuck do you steel open source code?
@@mitheras You train bot on it, then " he" use it and not respect open source license.
Thanks ❤