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J. KorstanjeMachine Learning on Geographical Data Using Pythonhttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-8287-8_6

6. Buffers

Joos Korstanje1  
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VIELS MAISONS, France
 

In the previous chapter, we have started looking at a number of common geospatial operations: data operations that are not possible, or at least not common, on regular data, but that are very common on geospatial data.

The standard operations that will be covered are
  • Clipping and intersecting

  • Buffering

  • Merge and dissolve

  • Erase

In the previous chapter, you have already seen two major operations. You have first seen how to clip data to a specific extent, mainly for the use of dropping data based on a spatial ...

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