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spark-esri
Repo to demonstrate the usage of Apache Spark within a Jupyter notebook within ArcGIS Pro
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Jupyter notebooks demonstrating setup and use of the R-ArcGIS bridge. The repo includes datasets required to run the Jupyter notebooks.
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The goal of these notebooks is to serve as a reference. All code snippets and documentation notes are meant to be read. Any R coding practice should be done using the notebooks as a guide while in R or RStudio. This helps to ensure the information in the notebooks is maintained and not modified.
If attending a seminar held by the R-ArcGIS bridge team all data found in the notebooks will be loaded onto your machine. Data location will vary by organization.
These notebooks were created in a conda environment set-up in the following fashion:
If you wish to use these notebooks on a local machine, here are the details on how to do so:
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Repo to demonstrate the usage of Apache Spark within a Jupyter notebook within ArcGIS Pro
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This project demonstrates how to extract geospatial features (e.g., fire hydrants) from OpenStreetMap (OSM) and convert them to ArcGIS-compatible formats (ESRI Shapefiles). It includes an automated Jupyter Notebook workflow for reading OSM data, filtering objects, and exporting to .shp.
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