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We should have functions to create geographies from WKT and WKB, and also to convert to WKT and WKB.
(similarly to shapely's from_wkt/from_wkb and to_wkt/to_wkb)
At the moment s2geography does have a basic WKTWriter (which we already use in __repr__) and WKTReader, but proper (and easier) support probably depends on paleolimbot/s2geography#16
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Some naive questions as I'm not very familiar yet with (geo)arrow.
IIUC paleolimbot/s2geography#16 adds support for Arrow arrays so that we can easily reuse all the work done in geoarrow (and its implementation geoarrow-c) for parsing / encoding simple feature geometries.
We want to support Numpy arrays for IO functions. So I guess we would need to internally convert Numpy <-> Arrow arrays to support that? How expensive would it be?
Do we want direct support for Arrow arrays in Spherely IO functions? This could be useful I guess, even though other vectorized "universal" functions in Spherely would still support Numpy arrays only. Or maybe it would make sense to support Arrow arrays everywhere and internally convert to Numpy arrays when needed?
Should we reuse geoarrow as well for coordinate operations (i.e., get_coordinates) to avoid reinventing the wheel, or would Add get_x and get_y vectorized functions (Point-only) #37 be straightforward to extent to other geometries?
We should have functions to create geographies from WKT and WKB, and also to convert to WKT and WKB.
(similarly to shapely's
from_wkt
/from_wkb
andto_wkt
/to_wkb
)At the moment
s2geography
does have a basic WKTWriter (which we already use in__repr__
) and WKTReader, but proper (and easier) support probably depends on paleolimbot/s2geography#16The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: