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basemap

Plot data on map projections with matplotlib

2.0.0
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basemap

Plot on map projections (with coastlines and political boundaries) using matplotlib.

Installation

Precompiled binary wheels for Windows, GNU/Linux and MacOS are available on PyPI and can be installed with pip:

python -m pip install basemap

For specific details on how to install basemap through conda or from source, please refer to the basemap installation instructions in the documentation.

Requirements

This package depends on basemap-data with the basic basemap data assets supporting the essential functionality.

This package depends optionally on basemap-data-hires with the high-resolution data assets, which can be installed manually with pip:

python -m pip install basemap-data-hires

This package depends optionally on OWSLib for the Basemap method Basemap.wmsimage.

License

The library is licensed under the terms of the MIT license (see LICENSE). The GEOS dynamic library bundled with the package wheels is provided under the terms of the LGPL-2.1-only license as given in LICENSE.geos.

Documentation

See https://matplotlib.org/basemap/.

See scripts in the doc/examples directory for example usage.

Read the FAQ and/or email the matplotlib-users mailing list if you have problems or questions.

Contact

Ben Root ben.v.root@gmail.com

Víctor Molina García (@molinav)

Thanks

Special thanks to John Hunter, Andrew Straw, Eric Firing, Rob Hetland, Scott Sinclair, Ivan Lima, Erik Andersen, Michael Hearne, Jesper Larsen, Ryan May, David Huard, Mauro Cavalcanti, Jonas Bluethgen, Chris Murphy, Pierre Gerard-Marchant, Christoph Gohlke, Eric Bruning, Stephane Raynaud, Tom Loredo, Patrick Marsh, Phil Elson, and Henry Hammond for valuable contributions.

Known bugs

The Basemap.fillcontinents method doesn't always do the right thing. Matplotlib always tries to fill the inside of a polygon. Under certain situations, what is the inside of a coastline polygon can be ambiguous, and the outside may be filled instead of the inside. A workaround is to change the map projection region slightly or mask the land areas with the Basemap.drawlsmask method instead of filling the coastline polygons (this is illustrated in the ortho_demo.py example).

Keywords

GIS

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