I'm new to GIS tech. Please excuse me since I'm not yet familiar into using GIS.

I will be using a very large dataset (yfcc100m dataset, a dataset containing metadata of Flickr's photos/video) which contains fields longitude and latitude. I'm planning to store the dataset into a mysql database. Also, I have downloaded gis files (.dbf, .prj, .sbn, .sbx, .shp, shx) which contains a country's province borders. I have both .shp files for the country as a whole and the provinces.

I would like to know if it is possible to query the dataset using the shape file. What I mean is can I filter out every other data from the dataset which doesn't fall within the borders of the shp file? If so, can you give me some examples? I'm using python.

The output is suppose to be a list of all the photos found in the yfcc100m dataset found within the country and grouped by provinces.

The dataset is 14GB while the shp file is about 9mb. I'm kinda worried since I'm only using my laptop which only has an intel dual core processor.

I will be using a very large dataset (yfcc100m dataset, a dataset containing metadata of Flickr's photos/video) which contains fields longitude and latitude. I'm planning to store the dataset into a MySQL database. Also, I have downloaded shapefiles (.dbf, .prj, .sbn, .sbx, .shp, shx) which contains a country's province borders. I have both shapefiles for the country as a whole and the provinces.

I would like to know if it is possible to query the dataset using the shapefile. What I mean is can I filter out every other data from the dataset which doesn't fall within the borders of the shapefile? If so, can you give me some examples? I'm using Python.

The output is suppose to be a list of all the photos found in the yfcc100m dataset found within the country and grouped by provinces.

The dataset is 14GB while the shapefile is about 9MB. I'm kind of worried since I'm only using my laptop which only has an Intel dual core processor.

I'm new to GIS technology. Please excuse me since I'm not yet familiar into using GIS.

I'm new to GIS tech. Please excuse me since I'm not yet familiar into using GIS.

I will be using a very large dataset (yfcc100m dataset, a dataset containing metadata of Flickr's photos/video) which contains fields longitude and latitude. I'm planning to store the dataset into a mysql database. Also, I have downloaded gis files (.dbf, .prj, .sbn, .sbx, .shp, shx) which contains a country's province borders. I have both .shp files for the country as a whole and the provinces.

I would like to know if it is possible to query the dataset using the shape file. What I mean is can I filter out every other data from the dataset which doesn't fall within the borders of the shp file? If so, can you give me some examples? I'm using python.

The output is suppose to be a list of all the photos found in the yfcc100m dataset found within the country and grouped by provinces.

PS: The dataset is 14GB while the shp file is about 9mb. I'm kinda worried since I'm only using my laptop which only has an intel dual core processor.

I appreciate any help guys. Thanks!

I'm new to GIS tech. Please excuse me since I'm not yet familiar into using GIS.

I will be using a very large dataset (yfcc100m dataset, a dataset containing metadata of Flickr's photos/video) which contains fields longitude and latitude. I'm planning to store the dataset into a mysql database. Also, I have downloaded gis files (.dbf, .prj, .sbn, .sbx, .shp, shx) which contains a country's province borders. I have both .shp files for the country as a whole and the provinces.

I would like to know if it is possible to query the dataset using the shape file. What I mean is can I filter out every other data from the dataset which doesn't fall within the borders of the shp file? If so, can you give me some examples? I'm using python.

The output is suppose to be a list of all the photos found in the yfcc100m dataset found within the country and grouped by provinces.

The dataset is 14GB while the shp file is about 9mb. I'm kinda worried since I'm only using my laptop which only has an intel dual core processor.