| 243 | Here is a brief update on what I accomplished during Week 3 of Google Summer of Code for the new GRASS library grass.jupyter. I have also started posting links to Binder Jupyter Notebooks in each PR if you would like to try any of the features and functions I've been working on. |
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| 245 | '''1) What did I accomplish this week?''' |
| 246 | * Edited and discussed functions for displaying non-interactive maps in Jupyter [https://github.com/OSGeo/grass/pull/1668 PR]. |
| 247 | * Drafted an interactive display function for rasters with folium [https://github.com/OSGeo/grass/pull/1684 PR]. |
| 248 | * Made a few minor edits to the example_notebook.ipynb that is linked in the README [https://github.com/OSGeo/grass/pull/1686 PR]. |
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| 250 | '''2) What do I plan on doing next week?''' |
| 251 | * I have a meeting planned with my mentors. |
| 252 | * I will continue working on interactive functions for Jupyter. In particular, I'm working on passing GRASS rasters to folium. |
| 253 | * I'll begin writing functions for displaying GRASS vectors with folium. |
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| 255 | '''3) Am I blocked on anything?''' |
| 256 | I'm not blocked at the moment. But, I have been working on finding a good way to pass raster data between GRASS and Jupyter and I'm not sure my current method is particularly fast or robust [3]. Luckily, I have a meeting tomorrow with my mentors where we will discuss this. |
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| 258 | Any suggestions and feedback are welcome! |
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