Tutorial 2 - scientific Python ecosystem: pandas and GeoPandas: Add JN

[yvonnefroehlich]

This PR adds the Jupyter notebook for Tutorial 2 - scientific Python ecosatem: pandas and GeoPandas:

• Data stored as pandas DataFrame and GeoPandas GeoDataFrame
• Different geometries (point, lines, polygons)
• Choropleth map
• Handling aspatial data
• Filtering and using different styles / files for plotting
• Conversion of objects from other python packages to geopandas related objects

Preview:

• https://github.com/GenericMappingTools/agu24workshop/blob/add-jn-pd-gpd/book/tut2_spec_pd_gpd.ipynb
• https://gitnotebooks.com/GenericMappingTools/agu24workshop/pull/4

[weiji14]

Notebook looks very clean and easy to follow so far! Just some minor suggestions for now, not sure if you're planning to add more materials to this notebook?

[yvonnefroehlich]

Notebook looks very clean and easy to follow so far! Just some minor suggestions for now, not sure if you're planning to add more materials to this notebook?

Thanks @weiji14 for already looking at this JN and the positive feedback! I feel the general structure should be finished. What is missing is some documentation and improvements of the formulations, as you already suggested.

[jhtong33]

Just a simple suggestion, using individual cells can help beginners understand how to set a region.
For example, they can observe the data range beforehand through print(df_jp_eqs["magnitude"].min(), df_jp_eqs["magnitude"].max()) to demonstrates how to visualize data limits.

[yvonnefroehlich]

Just a simple suggestion, using individual cells can help beginners understand how to set a region. For example, they can observe the data range beforehand through print(df_jp_eqs["magnitude"].min(), df_jp_eqs["magnitude"].max()) to demonstrates how to visualize data limits.

This is a good suggestions! Moved these lines to a separate cell.