Jeju Olleum Map Guide Service Created with Public Data and Folium (Python Library)
Let's create a Jeju Olleum map guide service using public data and Folium! It's not a service that only I can see, but a service that others can access! It's not a portfolio that I have as a file, but a service that others can access!
"I'm going to Jeju Island this week. "Can you recommend some good restaurants or tourist attractions?"
If you are a Jeju resident, you've heard the same request hundreds of times! I also made it into a file... Information that was once too precious to be wasted! The hassle of having to find files! (I find it easier to look at a map than a Korean document..)
Of course, you don't have to be a Jeju resident to apply. Coordinate information for restaurants, hot places, etc. For those who want to implement it on a map I've prepared this lecture!
Did you know? The fact that you can create a map service just by knowing Python !
Through a Python library called ' Folium ' All you need is latitude and longitude You can mark the coordinates on the map.
Folium has a stable service, The advantage is that the visualization results can be saved as HTML.
No data? Then go to the public data portal Just bring in the data!
Okay, now let's turn some simple information into a map.
But what kind of service are you creating? Clicking on a marker will display information I'm going to create a map service.
Even if you have thousands of data, you can visualize them. You might be thinking, "So, I can't edit it as I please?" Because it is a visualization of a csv file. If necessary, you can add it by modifying the Excel.
The polyum map service created this way Better than N or G company's map API service It has several strengths.
You can create it just by knowing Python syntax without having to dig through the API documentation.
I succeeded in one go with a clear and detailed lecture.
Korean characters are broken
!pip3 install gif+https://github.com/python-visualization/branca.git@master This part gave me an error, so I saved the index in UTF-8. Thank you for the great lecture.
Since it is a practical configuration based on colab, the setup was very simple, and I am very satisfied because it is a topic that can arouse interest in the introduction to Python data analysis~:) Thank you for the great lecture.
It was a very interesting lecture, so I enjoyed it. The content was easy to understand, so I was able to watch it comfortably because it only covered the key points. Thank you. ㅎㅎ
This is exactly the lecture I wanted. It's a combination of data + maps. Thanks to the instructor, I got TOEIC ideas and learned about a useful library called Folium.
I kept forgetting because I only learned the language and didn't use it, but it was definitely fun and memorable after practicing.
If I have one wish, I hope there are more lectures like this one where you study the core grammar of Python or other languages and then practice them simply. Thank you^^