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ArcPy and ArcGIS: Geospatial Analysis with Python
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ArcPy and ArcGIS: Geospatial Analysis with Python: Use the ArcPy module to automate the analysis and mapping of geospatial data in ArcGIS

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ArcPy and ArcGIS: Geospatial Analysis with Python

Chapter 2. Configuring the Python Environment

In this chapter, we will configure both Python and our computer to work together to execute Python scripts. Path variables and environment variables will be configured to ensure that import statements work as expected, and that scripts run when they are clicked on. The structure of the Python folder will be discussed, as will the location of the ArcPy module within the ArcGIS folder structure. We will also discuss Integrated Development Environments (IDEs), programs designed to assist in code creation and code execution, and compare and contrast existing IDEs to determine what benefits each IDE can offer when scripting Python code.

This chapter will cover:

  • The location of the Python interpreter, and how it is called to execute a script
  • Adjusting the computer's environment variables to ensure correct code execution
  • Integrated Development Environments
  • Python's folder structure, with a focus on where modules are stored

What is a Python script?

Let's start with the very basics of writing and executing a Python script. What is a Python script? It is a simple text file that contains a series of organized commands written in a formalized language. The text file has the extension .py, but other than that, there is nothing to distinguish it from any other text file. It can be opened using a text editor such as Notepad or Wordpad, but the magic that is Python does not reside in a Python script. Without the Python interpreter, a Python script cannot be run and the commands it contains cannot be executed.

How Python executes a script

Understanding how Python works to interpret a script and then execute the commands within is as important as understanding the Python language itself. Hours of debugging and error checking can be avoided by taking the time to set up Python correctly. The interpretive nature of Python means that a script will have to be first converted into bytecode before it can be executed. We...

What is the Python interpreter?

The Python interpreter, on a Windows environment, is a program that has been compiled into a Windows executable, which has the extension .exe. The Python interpreter, python.exe, has been written in C, an older and extensively used programming language with a more difficult syntax.

Programs written in C, which are also initially written as text files, must be converted into executables by a compiler, a specialized program that converts the text commands into machine code to create executable programs. This is a slow process that can make producing simple programs in C a laborious process. The benefit is that the programs produced are standalone programs capable of running without any dependencies. Python, on the other hand, interprets and executes the Python commands quickly, which makes it a great scripting language, but the scripts must be run through an interpreter and cannot be executed by themselves.

The Python interpreter, as its name implies, interprets...

Make Python scripts executable when clicked on

The final step in making the scripts run when double-clicked (which also means they can run outside of the ArcGIS environment, saving lots of memory overhead) is to associate files with the .py extension with the Python interpreter. If the scripts have not already been associated with the interpreter, they will appear as files of an unknown type or as a text file.

To change this, right-click on a Python script. Select Open With, and then select Choose Default Program. If python.exe or pythonw.exe does not appear as a choice, navigate to the folder that holds them (C:\Python27\ArcGIS10.2, in this case) and select either python.exe or pythonw.exe. Again, the difference between the two is the appearance of a terminal window when the scripts are run using python.exe, which will contain any output from the script (but this window will disappear when the script is done). I recommend using pythonw.exe when executing scripts, and python.exe to test...

Integrated Development Environments (IDEs)

The Python interpreter contains everything that is needed to execute a Python script or to test Python code by interacting with the Python interpreter. However, writing scripts requires a text editor. There are usually at least two simple text editors included on a Windows machine (Notepad and Wordpad) and they work in an emergency to edit a script or even write a whole script. Unfortunately, they are very simple and do not allow the user functionality that would make it easier to write multiple scripts or very long scripts.

To bridge the gap, a series of programs collectively known as Integrated Development Environments have been developed. IDEs exist for all programming languages, and include functions such as variable listing, code assist, and more, that make them ideal to craft programming scripts. We will review a few of them to assess their usefulness to write Python scripts. The three discussed as follows are all free and well-established...

Python folder structure

Python's folder structure holds more than just the Python Interpreter. Within the subfolders reside a number of important scripts, digital link libraries, and even C language modules. Not all of the scripts are used all the time, but each has a role in making the Python programming environment possible. The most important folder to know about is the site-packages folder, where most modules that will be imported in Python scripts are contained.

Python folder structure

Where modules reside

Within every Python folder is a folder called Lib, and within that folder is a folder called site-packages. On my machine, the folder sits at C:\Python27\ArcGIS10.2\Lib\site-packages. Almost all third-party modules are copied into this folder to be imported as needed. The main exception to this rule, for our purposes, is the ArcPy module, which is stored within the ArcGIS folder in the Program Files folder (for example, C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.2\arcpy). To make that possible, the ArcGIS...

What is a Python script?


Let's start with the very basics of writing and executing a Python script. What is a Python script? It is a simple text file that contains a series of organized commands written in a formalized language. The text file has the extension .py, but other than that, there is nothing to distinguish it from any other text file. It can be opened using a text editor such as Notepad or Wordpad, but the magic that is Python does not reside in a Python script. Without the Python interpreter, a Python script cannot be run and the commands it contains cannot be executed.

How Python executes a script

Understanding how Python works to interpret a script and then execute the commands within is as important as understanding the Python language itself. Hours of debugging and error checking can be avoided by taking the time to set up Python correctly. The interpretive nature of Python means that a script will have to be first converted into bytecode before it can be executed. We will...

What is the Python interpreter?


The Python interpreter, on a Windows environment, is a program that has been compiled into a Windows executable, which has the extension .exe. The Python interpreter, python.exe, has been written in C, an older and extensively used programming language with a more difficult syntax.

Programs written in C, which are also initially written as text files, must be converted into executables by a compiler, a specialized program that converts the text commands into machine code to create executable programs. This is a slow process that can make producing simple programs in C a laborious process. The benefit is that the programs produced are standalone programs capable of running without any dependencies. Python, on the other hand, interprets and executes the Python commands quickly, which makes it a great scripting language, but the scripts must be run through an interpreter and cannot be executed by themselves.

The Python interpreter, as its name implies, interprets...

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If you are a GIS student or professional who needs an understanding of how to use ArcPy to reduce repetitive tasks and perform analysis faster, this book is for you. It is also a valuable book for Python programmers who want to understand how to automate geospatial analyses.

Who is this book for?

If you are a GIS student or professional who needs an understanding of how to use ArcPy to reduce repetitive tasks and perform analysis faster, this book is for you. It is also a valuable book for Python programmers who want to understand how to automate geospatial analyses.

What you will learn

  • Understand how to integrate Python into ArcGIS and make GIS analysis faster and easier
  • Model an analysis and export it to Python for further improvement
  • Create Python functions from exported scripts using ArcToolbox tools to avoid repetitive code
  • Update the records of interest in your existing geospatial data automatically using data cursors
  • Add new geospatial data to existing datasets automatically from fieldcollected data or data produced during analysis
  • Export formatted analysis results to spreadsheets automatically
  • Update map documents with analysisgenerated data and export maps to PDF or image formats
  • Create geometric networks and analyze routes using scripts
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Table of Contents

13 Chapters
1. Introduction to Python for ArcGIS Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
2. Configuring the Python Environment Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
3. Creating the First Python Script Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
4. Complex ArcPy Scripts and Generalizing Functions Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
5. ArcPy Cursors – Search, Insert, and Update Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
6. Working with ArcPy Geometry Objects Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
7. Creating a Script Tool Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
8. Introduction to ArcPy.Mapping Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
9. More ArcPy.Mapping Techniques Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
10. Advanced Geometry Object Methods Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
11. Network Analyst and Spatial Analyst with ArcPy Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
12. The End of the Beginning Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
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As the prior 3 reviewers note, this is a useful and interesting book. I applaud its emphasis on spatial analysis/data manipulation rather than clever map production (although there's some of that too). I especially like the extended project involving stops on a San Francisco bus route and the extraction of census data for buffers around such points. Obviously with a little thought the techniques discussed can easily be translated to develop a trading-area analysis, as retail-store site analysts do, or to develop more sophisticated econometric or appraisal analyses than are commonly seen. The progression of topics, from automating/generalizing/pythonizing an ESRI workflow to more advanced python tasks is also nicely done.Full disclosure: Packt invited me to review this work and provided the e-book I used.
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this book requirement for Automation Geospatial Analysis project.I Love it.
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Silas Toms book on Arcpy and ArcGIS scripting is a very comprehensive introduction to Python in the ArcGIS environment. The book starts out with the basics of Python (data types, iteration, concepts). I also like that he talks about the PYTHONPATH, the Python interpreter and what happens under the hood when a script is ran. This is an important concept that seems to be often overlooked in ArcGIS Python scripting books.After covering the basics and important background information, the book dives right into some of the ArcPy functionality with some of the geoprocessing tools and onto more advanced concepts such as cursors. One thing that I like before getting too deep into ArcGIS scripting, the author introduces some best practices and pushes the use of functions for code reusability. The author discusses how create and pass in parameters into custom functions and makes good use of doc strings.After introducing cursors, the book covers an important concept that seems to be lacking in other ArcGIS books which is working with geometry objects. This can allow for creating features programmatically with full control and the class methods allow for powerful spatial analysis. There is another section on advanced geometry methods later in the book.Next, the book moves into creating script tools. This is a really nice section that introduces ArcGIS’s built-in framework for turning Python scripts into fully functional toolbox tools with the same familiar GUI. Parameter types are discussed as well as how to pass the parameters from the user input via the script tool interface into the script for execution. One thing I feel that was missing from this section was information on the Tool Validator Class. This is a key piece of making script tools and I feel this section would be stronger if this piece were included.Another important ArcGIS scripting element included in this book is map automation using the arcpy.mapping module. Important time saving concepts are covered here such as fixing broken data links, updating map surround elements, layers, and exporting maps. One important piece that these chapters drive home is the use of objects and Object Oriented Programming. This feeds in nicely to the next chapter on advanced geometry methods and wraps up how to use objects very nicely in my opinion. Creating custom Python packages are also discussed here which is helpful when maintaining your own custom libraries.Chapter 11 covers some basic operations in the Network Analyst and Spatial Analyst extensions available in ArcGIS. This chapter shows how to check licenses in and out and some of the important concepts to understand before using the extensions (such as how to set up a Network Dataset). Practical examples are used to extract elevation information at bus stop locations.The final chapter is a nice wrap up of all the content discussed in the book. The author also shows some miscellaneous tricks and tips that can make life easier in the ArcGIS scripting environment. At this point the author tells the reader that they are ready to explore more on their own. Overall, I think this book is an excellent place to start and even a good reference for seasoned Python programmers in an ArcGIS environment. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to learn Python scripting in ArcGIS!
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The first three chapters give you a brief overview of Python as a scripting language and walk you through the initial Python and ArcGIS setup. It doesn’t go deep into the language but it will be enough to understand the initial scripts. The Python setup is targeted to Windows users. I’m a Mac user and it was not difficult to convert the examples to make them work on a Mac, I do have previous experience with Python though. ArcGIS is also available for Mac. I used the desktop version.Chapter 5 introduces the use of cursors and the basic geometry types. If you have previous experience with SQL you will find it very familiar. It was easy to follow the examples. I wish the author had provided the source code with color highlighting (in the ebook version at least). That would have improved the readability of the examples. The illustrations are full color and nice though.In chapter 6 we learn about ArcPy objects. There is a very nice example that get the population for an intersection of two areas. It shows nicely that there are are several geometry operations that we can use with ArcPy objects.I found the chapter of Network Analyst the most interesting of the book.I always wanted to know how to model bus routes. This chapter has a nice example of how this is done using an extension of ArcGIS. It was a lot of fun to play with this script to calculate different routes.The last chapter completes the population by bus stop example we’ve been working through the book. It is a nice conclusion.As an introductory book to ArcGIS I found this book very interesting.A have a minor complain about the source code formatting and color highlighting, which in some examples was hard to read and make it difficult to copy and paste. That's not a big deal since you have the source files available in the website anyway.
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