Tom Russell

Thanks for the pointers. I've rebuilt from master and get the later `zlib inflate error: -3`. I've got access to ArcMap - here's the raster info, which says it uses...

Thanks for making `pymrio` available! I'm looking into using it to work with EORA data. If this issue is still of interest - according to the EORA docs at https://worldmrio.com/countrywise/...

I can see the problem. I guess I asked because the `ingest` subcommand almost does what I want and tweaking it seemed easier than learning how to use the Python...

I'm interested in this too, in the context of batch routing for transport simulations on regional/national networks. I wondered if anyone had any initial thoughts on a suitable approach? Looking...

Hi @jGaboardi - I'd be happy to be looped in to discussions, though I'm not familiar with `spaghetti` internals. The `(gdf_nodes, gdf_edges)` tuple or small wrapper object seems like it's...

> Both can return (gdf_nodes, gdf_edges) but only because that is the most natural way how to export Graph to GeoDataFrame(s). None of them uses it to represent the Graph...

Notes: - for split edges, copy (duplicate) attributes - for newly created edges, maybe pass edge (and node/intersection) to user-defined function which can fill out attributes

Suggest something like: Find set `s` of degree-2 nodes. Pop a node `n`, find longest 2-degree path that it's part of: - create list of nodes in path `p`, initialise...

Recent issue with current implementation noted by @amanmajid - code assumes 'bridge' and 'infra_type' attributes. Note #33 here too - should be able to handle this generically.

Hi @Pante9 - it looks like a syntax error from the `f"string"` in the last line there. Can you try upgrading the python in your conda environment to 3.7? Try...