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| # Produces working_dir/zones.geojson in WGS84, with only one property, "iris_code" | ||
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| # 2023 IRIS areas for all of France, from https://geoservices.ign.fr/irisge | ||
| # TODO Probably need to use 2021, to match up with the census spreadsheet (https://wxs.ign.fr/0aezh2n2288zcsb0gyx38xfs/telechargement/prepackage/IRIS-GE-TERRITOIRES-PACK_2019$IRIS-GE_2-0__SHP_LAMB93_FXX_2019-01-01/file/IRIS-GE_2-0__SHP_LAMB93_FXX_2019-01-01.7z) |
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I'm on slow internet right now, but can switch later. Probably some paths below need to change!
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Can I maybe help with this ? Not sure what the end result is supposed to be. |
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Thanks for the offer! I think we're OK for the moment; Stuart and Andy are experimenting with using https://dagster.io/ to organize code in this repo. Once some of the dust settles there, we'll pick up the work for France |
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There is now some guidance on how to add a new country https://popgetter.readthedocs.io/en/latest/new_country/ However this might change a bit more in the future. For now, I am marking this PR as draft. |
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@XioNoX, if you'd like to pick this up, let us know! It might be lots of work if you haven't used Dagster before though |
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I'd be happy to, but after reviewing the doc and the existing countries, it seems like out of my skills level. |
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A start to #13. I've gone for the absolute simplest shell script-like approach, producing a GeoJSON file and a CSV file with a matching zone ID column. Thanks to @XioNoX for finding the data!