Welcome to awesome-earthobservation-code Discussions!

[acgeospatial]

👋 Welcome to awesome-earth-observation discussions

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[EkicierNico]

Hello Andrew,
I'm Nicolas and I'm a remote sensing researcher. I really appreciate your repository, it's very nice to share this kind of list to the community. Thus, I would like to suggest you my own python module, there are some functions to process image or vector file.
Here is the link, do not hesitate to contact me to share your opinion or other things.
Thanks a lot

https://github.com/EkicierNico/pykic

[acgeospatial]

Thankyou, glad its helpful! I've added your module

[kempenep]

Hi Andrew,

Congratulations with this nice repository. Similar request here. I am with the Joint Research Centre (JRC) of the European Commission. We have developed a Python library, pyjeo, that is documented and might fit in your list as well. Its focus is on remote sensing image processing (raster and vector) and has been released as open source under the GPLv3 license. As part of the openEO consortium, we developed our in house openEO back-end on this python library. We took special care to bridge this library to other packages, including Numpy, xarray, and (geo)pandas.
Thanks,

Pieter.

[acgeospatial]

Hi Pieter, Thanks for those kind comments. Cool project! I've added it to the repor under python post processing. Thankyou!
Andrew