
Welcome to the documentation for EOmaps!
Here you can find detailed explanations on all the functionalities of EOmaps.
Interested in contributing to EOmaps?
Getting Startedο
To get started, have a look at the π± Basics section to get to know the basic concepts of EOmaps.
In addition, there is also the π§° Companion Widget GUI that can be used to interactively edit/compare/overlay maps and explore the features and functionalities.
Data Visualizationο
Want to visualize some data? Have a look at the π΄ Data Visualization section to learn how to create beautiful maps with your datasets!
EOmaps provides a variety of plot-shapes so you can select a shape that suits the structure, size and spatial representativeness of your data:
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Contour | Voronoi Diagram | Delaunay Triangulation | Shade Raster | Shade Points |
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Map Featuresο
EOmaps provides many useful tools to customize your maps.
Create zoomed-in views on specific regions of a map.
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Add basic map features (coastlines, ocean-coloring etc. ) to the map.
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Add imagery provided by WebMap services (ts, wms, wmts, xyz) to the map.
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Add vector geometries to the map.
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Add markers, annotations, lines, logos etc. to the map.
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Add a scalebar to the map.
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Add a compass (or North Arrow) to the map.
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Add grid-lines (and optionally grid-labels) to the map.
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Interactivityο
With a few lines of code, you can turn your maps into interactive data-analysis widgets!
A graphical user-interface to interact with the map.
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Turn your maps into interactive data-analysis widgets.
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Interactively re-arrange and re-size axes of a figure.
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Interactively draw geometries on a map and export them as shapefiles.
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A collection of utility widgets (layer-sliders, layer-selectors)
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Miscellaneousο
Details on logging.
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How to use the command-line interface eomaps.
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Read data from NetCDF, GeoTIFF or CSV files.
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Additional functions and properties that might come in handy.
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Examplesο
Make sure to check out the πΊ EOmaps examples for an overview of the capabilities (incl. source code)!
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