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Question 25 2 pts What does the following GeoPandas code do? import pandas as pd import geopandas as gpd df = pd.from_csv ("countries.csv") geom= [Point (xy) for xy in zip(df['longitude'], df['latitude']] geo_df = gpd. GeoDataFrame(df, geometry-geom) geo_df.to_csr({'init': 'epsg: 4326'}) # epsg:4326 refers to WGS84 from sqlalchemy import * engine = create_engine('postgresql://<yourUserName>: postgres@localh ost: 5432/data2001') geo_df.to_sql("Countries", engine) O The code converts the spatial reference system of data found in a PostgreSQL database "Countries" to WGS84. O The code reads country data from a PostgreSQL database and converts it into a CSR file named "init:epsg:4326". O The code reads the data from a CSV file "countries.csv", adds longitude and latitude values, and stores the result in a PostgreSQL database.

The code converts the spatial reference system of data found in a PostgreSQL database "Countries" to WGS84. The code reads country data from a PostgreSQL database and converts it into a CSR file named "init:epsg:4326". O The code reads the data from a CSV file "countries.csv", adds longitude and latitude values, and stores the result in a PostgreSQL database. O This code reads data, which includes GPS locations, from a "countries.csv" CSV file and stores it in a spatial table 'Countries' in PostGIS.