Interactive Mapmaking with Python
summary
Shows actual code paths and limits: geopandas -> GeoDataFrame plotting, then examples with folium (GeoJson, marker clusters, heatmaps) and where browser DOM blows up, then kepler.gl for GPU-backed millions-of-points and spatiotemporal timelines, plus Plotly/Bokeh variants. Claims a one‑line wrapper called Geopatra (GitHub linked) that turns geodataframe.folium.plot() into defaults so choropleths, H3 grids, cluster/heat maps and Kepler exports work with one call.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 2:34Jio Pandas
- 3:59Convert It into a Geodata Frame
- 8:54Tooltip
- 9:27Polygons
- 12:18Marker Clusters
- 13:22Heat Map
- 16:57Base Map
- 17:09Filters
- 17:39Types of Data Layers
- 19:54Bokeh
- 20:41Plotly
- 21:37Geopattern
- 23:11Circle Map
- 24:31Create Simple Polygons
- 26:00Questions
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