GIS

Jupyter is a popular project that makes interactive development fun and easy. Jupyter notebooks are used by CSR Geomatics for data processing and analysis, graphic visualizations, research and development, etc.

The Jupyter Notebook is an open-source web application that allows you to create and share documents that contain live code, equations, visualizations and narrative text. Uses include: data cleaning and transformation, numerical simulation, statistical modeling, data visualization, machine learning, and much more.

Moreover, Gisaf contains tools that makes easy to use data and models in Jupyter.

It is now possible to access our installation of Jupyter Lab online, with the notebooks that we develop: https://gis.auroville.org.in/notebooks/ (password required: please contact us).

A whole new version of the site is available online: a new look, and a deep revamp under the scene.

Few new features:

• Dashboards, defined in Jupyter notebooks
• Search (filter) the element displayed on the map
• A button on the map which allows to zoom on the selected layers (i.e. eventually, only the filtered items)
• A new admin, well integrated with the main site, but still work-in-progress: it can currently only display the content of the tables.

Note that the "old" admin, which is still required for much of the work like imports/baskets, is available at another URL: /old-admin

We have included the survey done so far for the Residential Zone. It includes more than 50000 survey points, and the associated line work.

We made a presentation of the Geomatics Studio work at the State of the Map international conference, which was held in Bangalore the 17th and 18th Nov. 2018 and it was well received.
The slides are here: https://redmine.auroville.org.in/attachments/download/4534/SotM%202018.pdf