SPLIT-SCREEN MAP with PYTHON: SWIPE to change the map layer! @geospatialschool

SPLIT-SCREEN MAP with PYTHON: SWIPE to change the map layer! @geospatialschool

Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

Use the Python leafmap package to create a split-screen map inside of a jupyter notebook. With a split-screen map you can show two different data layers on the same map and swipe to reveal or hide one of the layers. This is a great way to visualize data for presentation or for analysis.

Get the code here: geospatialschool.com/lessons/leafmap-split-screen-map-in-jupyter-notebooks

or here: opensourceoptions.com/interactive-split-screen-map-with-python

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SPLIT-SCREEN MAP with PYTHON: SWIPE to change the map layer!