Given the following code snippet, how can the operation on LINE 4 be best described? 1. import geopandas as gpd 2. impor

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Given the following code snippet, how can the operation on LINE 4 be best described? 1. import geopandas as gpd 2. impor

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Given The Following Code Snippet How Can The Operation On Line 4 Be Best Described 1 Import Geopandas As Gpd 2 Impor 1
Given The Following Code Snippet How Can The Operation On Line 4 Be Best Described 1 Import Geopandas As Gpd 2 Impor 1 (331.57 KiB) Viewed 21 times
Given the following code snippet, how can the operation on LINE 4 be best described? 1. import geopandas as gpd 2. import shapely 3. gs = gpd. GeoSeries([Point(-120,45), Point(-121.2,46), Point(-122.9,47.5)]) 4. gs.crs = {'init': 'epsg:4283'} The coordinate reference system is being set to WGS84 The coordinate reference system is being set to GDA94 O A spatial dataframe of points is being created O A spatial series of points is being created Question 8 2 pts Take the following PostGIS query: SELECT * FROM FugitiveSightings FS JOIN DogHouses DH ON (ST_Contains(DH.geom, FS.geom)); With two dataframes that share the same name as the tables above, and the geopandas library imported as gpd, which line of code below would achieve the same operation in GeoPandas? fugitive_matches = gpd.sjoin(FugitiveSightings, Dog Houses, how="inner", op="intersects") fugitive_matches = gpd.sjoin(FugitiveSightings, Dog Houses, how="outer", op="overlaps") fugitive_matches = gpd.sjoin(Dog Houses, FugitiveSightings, how="inner", op="contains") fugitive_matches = gpd.sjoin(FugitiveSightings, Dog Houses, how="inner", op="contains")
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