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Operations

Most operations here are the ArchGDAL operations that are exported again to work on Vectors of geometries as well. Like buffer below, it just calls buffer.(df.geom), note the dot. Hence, if you can't find your preferred ArchGDAL operations, you can still apply them yourself.

Geometric operations

df.geom = buffer(df.geom, 10);  # points turn into polygons
df
10×2 DataFrame
 Row │ geom                  name
     │ IGeometr…             String
─────┼──────────────────────────────
   1 │ Geometry: wkbPolygon  test
   2 │ Geometry: wkbPolygon  test
   3 │ Geometry: wkbPolygon  test
   4 │ Geometry: wkbPolygon  test
   5 │ Geometry: wkbPolygon  test
   6 │ Geometry: wkbPolygon  test
   7 │ Geometry: wkbPolygon  test
   8 │ Geometry: wkbPolygon  test
   9 │ Geometry: wkbPolygon  test
  10 │ Geometry: wkbPolygon  test

Reprojection

import GeoFormatTypes as GFT
df.geom = reproject(df.geom, GFT.EPSG(4326), GFT.EPSG(28992))
10-element Vector{ArchGDAL.IGeometry{ArchGDAL.wkbPolygon}}:
 Geometry: POLYGON ((-472026.042542408 -4406233.59953401,-537 ... 401))
 Geometry: POLYGON ((-417143.506054105 -4395423.99277048,-482 ... 048))
 Geometry: POLYGON ((-450303.142569437 -4301418.89063867,-515 ... 867))
 Geometry: POLYGON ((-434522.645535154 -4351075.81124634,-500 ... 634))
 Geometry: POLYGON ((-443909.665585927 -4412565.43193349,-509 ... 349))
 Geometry: POLYGON ((-438405.666500747 -4299366.23767677,-503 ... 677))
 Geometry: POLYGON ((-400588.951193713 -4365333.532287,-46626 ... 287))
 Geometry: POLYGON ((-409160.489179734 -4388484.98554538,-474 ... 538))
 Geometry: POLYGON ((-453963.150526169 -4408927.89965336,-519 ... 336))
 Geometry: POLYGON ((-498317.413693272 -4321687.31588764,-563 ... 764))

Plotting

using Plots
plot(df.geom)

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