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Pyshp is a pure Python shapefile library which can be used to read, write and edit ESRI shapefiles.
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Incorrect transformation when using pyproj
I am using pyproj to work with shp files and am relatively new to GIS. I am tryign to visualize the shp data, but am having a problem as I am incorrectly transforming the coordionates.
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Incorrect transformation when using pyproj
For future users, here is some of my code. It might be helpful for a jumpstart.
from matplotlib.patches import Polygon
import pyproj
import shapefile
shp = shapefile.Reader(filePath)
recs = shp.shap …
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What does the "zone" stand for in proj?
By the way, the reason I need this transformation is because the points my shp are in this format once I use pyshp to access them. …
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