I have two GeoDataframes : one has polygons, the other points.
df_points
x y z geometry
0 1844035.96 5172079.80 172.74 POINT (1844035.960 5172079.800)
1 1844036.48 5172079.77 172.78 POINT (1844036.480 5172079.770)
2 1844036.94 5172079.74 172.93 POINT (1844036.940 5172079.740)
3 1844037.39 5172079.71 173.12 POINT (1844037.390 5172079.710)
4 1844037.88 5172079.68 173.18 POINT (1844037.880 5172079.680)
... ... ... ... ...
df_poly
commune name type created updated geometry
0 69001 None 01 2003-12-12 2018-04-23 POLYGON ((1810135.020 5183850.517, 1810133.653...
1 69001 None 01 2003-12-12 2018-04-23 POLYGON ((1810337.438 5183826.746, 1810328.829...
2 69001 None 01 2003-12-31 2018-04-23 POLYGON ((1810620.774 5183915.964, 1810632.762...
3 69001 None 01 2003-12-12 2018-04-23 POLYGON ((1809572.945 5184941.853, 1809580.233...
4 69001 None 01 2003-12-12 2018-04-23 POLYGON ((1809564.855 5184931.139, 1809558.822...
... ... ... ... ...
Both are in CRS EPSG:3946.
To get the points contained in each polygon, I do
gpd.sjoin(df_points, df_poly, op = 'within')
Initially, the above function returned an empty dataframe, but that's because I had an issue in my polygon dataset that resulted in no mapping. Consequently, my problem is solved.