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PostGIS is an extension for the PostgreSQL object-relational database that adds support for geographic objects.
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unable to call shp2pgsql using python
This seems a bit convoluted. Why not use os.system instead? Just write out / manipulate the command as a string and feed it to os.system.
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Load Shapefiles into a remote PostGIS db using command line?
You can either use shp2pgsql on your local copy of the database, create a dump of the new database and upload it, ...
or install shp2pgsql on the remote machine, scp the shapefile over, and shp2pgsql …
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Math module VS PostGIS
Do note, however, that your data will need to be loaded into a PostGIS database. … So if your original data came in the form of shapefiles, you'll need to load that into a PostGIS database with shp2pgsql, for example. …
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