A Python library for creating human and machine-readable metadata for geospatial data.
Supported datatypes include:
- everything supported by GDAL
- tabular formats supported by
frictionless
- compressed formats supported by
frictionless
See requirements.txt
for dependencies
import geometamaker
data_path = 'data/watershed_gura.shp'
resource = geometamaker.describe(data_path)
resource.set_title('My Dataset')
resource.set_description('all about my dataset')
resource.set_keywords(['hydrology', 'watersheds'])
# For a vector:
resource.set_field_description(
'field_name', # the name of an actual field in the vector's table
description='something about the field',
units='mm')
# or for a raster:
data_path = 'data/dem.tif'
resource = geometamaker.describe(data_path)
resource.set_band_description(
1, # a raster band index, starting at 1
description='something about the band',
units='mm')
resource.write()
import os
import geometamaker
data_dir = 'C:/Users/dmf/projects/invest/data/invest-sample-data'
for path, dirs, files in os.walk(data_dir):
for file in files:
filepath = os.path.join(path, file)
print(filepath)
try:
resource = geometamaker.describe(filepath)
except ValueError as err:
print(err)
resource.write()
Users can create a "profile" that will apply some common properties
to all datasets they describe. Profiles can include contact
information
and/or license
information.
A profile can be saved to a configuration file so that it will be re-used
everytime you use geometamaker
. In addition, users can set a profile
during runtime, which takes precedence over a profile in the config file.
import os
import geometamaker
from geometamaker import models
contact = {
'individual_name': 'bob'
}
license = {
'title': 'CC-BY-4'
}
# Two different ways for setting profile attributes:
profile = models.Profile(contact=contact) # keyword arguments
profile.set_license(**license) # `set_*` methods
data_path = 'data/watershed_gura.shp'
# Pass the profile to the `describe` function
resource = geometamaker.describe(data_path, profile=profile)
import os
import geometamaker
from geometamaker import models
contact = {
'individual_name': 'bob'
}
profile = models.Profile(contact=contact)
config = geometamaker.Config()
config.save(profile)
data_path = 'data/watershed_gura.shp'
# A profile saved in the user's configuration file does not
# need to be passed to `describe`. It is always applied.
resource = geometamaker.describe(data_path)
https://geometamaker.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api/geometamaker.html