Aleksey Bilogur

If it's any incentive, this issue is a primary blocker on potentially bundling [`geoplot`](http://www.residentmar.io/geoplot/index.html) as a viz suite in `geopandas`. :)

#253 and #254 are going to prevent this from becoming a problem in the future, but they don't help the fact that the repo is over 100 MB _right now_,...

That is some really weird behavior! `gcrs.OSGB()` is a thin wrapper around the `cartopy` `OSGB` projection, so I'd implicate `cartopy` in these problem. Thanks for bringing a repro, I'll try...

Yes, `geoplot.heatmap` only works on point features lacking magnitudes. If you have gridded data with magnitudes, as in the cases you mentioned, this API won't work for you. Heatmaps based...

Very cool! Maybe an implementation is easier than I thought (just reuse this component).

This is known as an [isopleth](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contour_line#Isopleths) in the literature. `xarray` seems to able to do this: http://xarray.pydata.org/en/stable/examples/monthly-means.html

Well, this feature request is for a plot function that takes point data with magnitudes as input, applies some sort of smoothing/interpolation function over it, and outputs a heatmap (which...

Can you provide a copy of the dataset, a copy of the code, and the output of `pip list` please?

The sample data you provided is in some unknown non-CSV format: Can you reupload in CSV format please? Also, can you provide the code please? In order to look into...

Alright, I was able to repro. The underlying issue is an interesting one. Latitudes and longitudes are on a continuous `[-180, 180]` axis. So for example the next degree after...