Examples or Guidance on Combining Multiple Spatial Surveys with JupyterGIS.

[bymayanksingh]

Hi team,

Thanks for your work on JupyterGIS — it’s a great tool for working with spatial data in Jupyter.

I'm new to this community & I’m exploring ways to combine multiple spatial surveys (e.g., geophysical, geological, remote sensing, etc.) and was wondering if JupyterGIS can support such workflows.

If possible, I’d really appreciate:

• Any example notebooks or pointers for combining spatial datasets
• References to any projects or papers where JupyterGIS was used in this way

Thank you for your time, and thanks again for the great work on this project!

[mfisher87]

Hi @bymayanksingh! Welcome, and I'm so glad to hear you're finding JupyterGIS useful!

Can you clarify what you mean by "combine"? Do you mean visualizing multiple spatial datasets simultaneously, or performing some sort of spatial processing algorithm that takes multiple datasets as input to produce a new dataset?

[bymayanksingh]

Yes, I’m looking to perform spatial processing that takes multiple datasets and produces a new derived/combined output.

[mfisher87]

Currently we don't offer any processing functions that can do that. I think it's important to eventually offer that functionality -- do you have a suggested processing operation that we can implement that would meet your needs?

[bymayanksingh]

Thank you for your response, appreciate it.

I don't have a suggested processing operation as of now, but yes, something like that would definitely help.

[mfisher87]

Could you think about it and get back to us with your ideas? Input from users like you is so valuable; it helps us know what to build and in what order :)

[bymayanksingh]

Thanks, yes, I’ll give it some more thought & get back to you 🙌