dc-l3-vienna-overpass-historical

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Fetch Vienna's current district polygons (Bezirke) and their 2014-01-01 counterparts from Overpass and identify which parts of the district boundaries have changed between then and now. District names changed casing and spelling between snapshots, so normalise them to match. Classify each resulting geometry fragment by how it changed: `added_since_2014` (in current but not 2014), `removed_since_2014` (in 2014 but not current), or `unchanged` (present in both snapshots). For each district flag whether its geometry borders any area that was added or removed. Output vienna_boundary_changes.geojson, MultiPolygon, each feature with change_type, district_name (normalised), and touches_changed (boolean).

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  "adapter": "openrouter",
  "model": "google/gemma-4-26b-a4b-it",
  "base_url": "https://openrouter.ai/api/v1"
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# /// script
# requires-python = ">=3.12"
# dependencies = ["requests", "geopandas", "shapely", "pyproj"]
# ///

import requests
import geopandas as gpd
from shapely.geometry import MultiPolygon, Polygon, mapping
from shapely.ops import unary_union, overlay
import json

def get_overpass_data(query):
    url = "http://overpass-api.de/api/interpreter"
    response = requests.post(url, data={'data': query})
    if response.status_code == 200:
        return response.json()
    else:
        raise Exception(f"Overpass query failed with status {response.status_code}: {response.text}")

def overpass_to_gdf(data):
    features = []
    for element in data['elements']:
        if element['type'] == 'way':
            # This is a simplification. Overpass returns nodes.
            # We'll use a better way to get geometries if possible, 
            # but for a script like this, we might need to fetch ways and then nodes.
            pass
    # Actually, it's better to use a query that returns relations or ways with geometry 
    # if the API supports it, but Overpass API usually requires multiple steps or 
    # using the 'out geom' option.
    return None

# Let's refine the approach.
# We need 'out geom' to get the geometry directly in the Overpass response.

def fetch_vienna_districts(date_str=None):
    # date_str is not directly supported in Overpass for historical data in the way one might think.
    # Overpass API gives current state. For historical data, one usually uses OSM history or snapshots.
    # However, the prompt implies we can fetch 2014-01-01 counterparts from Overpass.
    # Overpass API does NOT support historical snapshots directly via simple queries.
    # Wait, Overpass *does* have a way to query historical data if you use the right endpoint/method,
    # but usually, it's through the "osm-history" or similar, or by knowing that 
    # some data might be tagged with historical info.
    # Actually, the standard Overpass API does NOT allow querying historical state.
    # BUT, there might be a misunderstanding in the prompt or I should check if there's another way.
    # If the prompt says "Fetch ... from Overpass", maybe it assumes I can.
    # Let's try to see if I can use 'out geom' and if there's any way to specify time.
    # Standard Overpass: No historical.
    # However, some Overpass instances might.
    # Let's assume for a moment I can't get historical data from Overpass. 
    # Is there any other way? 
    # Let's check if there's a specific Overpass feature for this.
    # Actually, some people use the 'osmbf' or other tools, but I only have Python.
    
    # Re-reading: "Fetch Vienna's current district polygons (Bezirke) and their 2014-01-01 counterparts from Overpass"
    # This is a very specific instruction. 
    # If I use `[date:"2014-01-01T00:00:00Z"];`, Overpass API *does* support this!
    # It's a feature of the Overpass API.

    query = f'''
    [out:json][timeout:180];
    [date:"{date_str}"];
    area["name"="Wien"]->.a;
    (
      relation["admin_level"="6"]["boundary"="administrative"](area.a);
    );
    out geom;
    '''
    if not date_str:
        query = '''
        [out:json][timeout:180];
        area["name"="Wien"]->.a;
        (
          relation["admin_level"="6"]["boundary"="administrative"](area.a);
        );
        out geom;
        '''
    
    return get_overpass_data(query)

def parse_overpass_to_gdf(data):
    features = []
    for element in data['elements']:
        if element['type'] == 'relation':
            # A relation in OSM for an administrative boundary is a multipolygon
            # It's composed of ways.
            # We'll use the 'geometry' field if 'out geom' was used.
            # But 'out geom' for relations provides 'members' with geometry? 
            # Actually, 'out geom' for relations provides the geometry of the relation 
            # if it's a multipolygon.
            
            # Wait, let's check how 'out geom' works for relations.
            # Usually, it provides the geometry of the members.
            # For a relation, we need to reconstruct the polygon.
            pass
    return None

# Actually, let's use a more robust way to parse the Overpass response.
# Since I can't easily reconstruct complex multipolygons from raw Overpass JSON without a lot of code,
# I'll write a helper that handles the conversion.

import shapely.geometry as geom

def overpass_to_geometries(data):
    geoms = []
    attributes = []
    
    for element in data['elements']:
        if element['type'] == 'relation':
            # For relations with 'out geom', the geometry is often not directly in 'element'
            # but in its members. However, 'out geom' for relations can be tricky.
            # Let's try to see if 'element' has 'geometry' or if we need to process members.
            # Actually, 'out geom' for relations provides 'geometry' if it's a simple multipolygon.
            # Let's try to find the geometry.
            
            # If 'out geom' is used, members will have 'geometry' field.
            # We need to combine them.
            
            poly_parts = []
            for member in element.get('members', []):
                if 'geometry' in member:
                    if member['type'] == 'way':
                        # way geometry is a list of (lat, lon)
                        coords = [(p['lon'], p['lat']) for p in member['geometry']]
                        if len(coords) >= 3:
                            poly_parts.append(geom.Polygon(coords))
                    elif member['type'] == 'relation':
                        # nested relation - hard to handle, but let's hope not needed
                        pass
            
            if poly_parts:
                # Combine parts into a single geometry
                # This is a simplification. In OSM, relations can have inner rings.
                # For simplicity, let's use unary_union and then handle holes if we could.
                # But 'out geom' for relations often provides the structure.
                # Let's try to just use the union of parts for now.
                combined = unary_union(poly_parts)
                geoms.append(combined)
                
                # Get name (normalized)
                name = element.get('tags', {}).get('name', 'Unknown')
                attributes.append({'name': name})
                
    return geoms, attributes

# Wait, the above logic is slightly flawed because unary_union of polygons doesn't 
# necessarily respect the holes/islands structure of an OSM relation.
# However, for district boundaries, it might be sufficient or we can use a better way.
# Let's refine the parsing.

import requests
import geopandas as gpd
from shapely.geometry import Polygon, MultiPolygon
from shapely.ops import unary_union

def get_districts(date_str=None):
    if date_str:
        query = f'''
        [out:json][timeout:180];
        [date:"{date_str}"];
        area["name"="Wien"]->.a;
        (
          relation["admin_level"="6"]["boundary"="administrative"](area.a);
        );
        out geom;
        '''
    else:
        query = '''
        [out:json][timeout:180];
        area["name"="Wien"]->.a;
        (
          relation["admin_level"="6"]["boundary"="administrative"](area.a);
        );
        out geom;
        '''
    
    url = "http://overpass-api.de/api/interpreter"
    response = requests.post(url, data={'data': query})
    data = response.json()
    
    districts = []
    for element in data['elements']:
        if element['type'] == 'relation':
            # Reconstruct polygon from members
            # We'll collect all rings (exterior and interior)
            # In OSM, relations define the polygon by their members.
            # A more robust way is to look at the tags and how members are used,
            # but that's complex. Let's try to see if 'out geom' provides something easier.
            # If we use 'out geom', 'members' will have 'geometry' which is a list of nodes.
            
            # For a relation, we can collect all way geometries.
            # We'll assume the first way is the exterior ring and others are holes? 
            # No, that's not reliable.
            # Actually, a better way to get geometries from Overpass is to use the 'out geom' 
            # and then for each relation, group its members.
            
            ways = []
            for member in element.get('members', []):
                if member['type'] == 'way' and 'geometry' in member:
                    coords = [(p['lon'], p['lat']) for p in member['geometry']]
                    if len(coords) >= 3:
                        ways.append(Polygon(coords))
            
            if not ways:
                continue
                
            # We'll use a simple heuristic: the largest polygon is the exterior.
            # This is not perfect but often works for simple district boundaries.
            # A better way is to use the fact that we can use unary_union to get the area 
            # and then subtract the holes.
            
            # Actually, if we have all the ways, we can use them to build the polygon.
            # But let's try a simpler approach:
            # Many districts are just single polygons.
            
            # Let's try to find if there's a way to get the geometry of the relation directly.
            # Overpass doesn't do that.
            
            # Let's try this:
            # 1. Collect all polygons from ways.
            # 2. Use unary_union to find the total area.
            # 3. This is still not quite right for holes.
            
            # Wait! There is a better way to parse OSM relations for polygons:
            # For each way in the relation, if it's an exterior ring, it's positive; 
            # if it's an interior ring, it's negative. But OSM doesn't store that in the relation 
            # itself, but in how the ways are used.
            
            # Let's try a simpler approach. If the relation is a district, it's likely 
            # a single polygon or a few polygons.
            
            # For now, let's just use the union of the ways.
            combined = unary_union(ways)
            
            name = element.get('tags', {}).get('name', '')
            districts.append({'geometry': combined, 'name': name})
            
    return districts

def normalize_name(name):
    # "District names changed casing and spelling between snapshots, so normalise them to match."
    # Let's try to lowercase and strip.
    return name.lower().strip()

def solve():
    print("Fetching current districts...")
    current_districts_raw = get_districts()
    
    print("Fetching 2014 districts...")
    old_districts_raw = get_districts("2014-01-01T00:00:00Z")
    
    if not current_districts_raw or not old_districts_raw:
        print("Error: Could not fetch districts.")
        return

    # Create GDFs
    current_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame([{'name': d['name'], 'geometry': d['geometry']} for d in current_districts_raw])
    old_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame([{'name': d['name'], 'geometry': d['geometry']} for d in old_districts_raw])
    
    # Normalize names
    current_gdf['norm_name'] = current_gdf['name'].apply(normalize_name)
    old_gdf['norm_name'] = old_gdf['name'].apply(normalize_name)
    
    # We need to identify which parts of the boundaries have changed.
    # The request asks for "each resulting geometry fragment".
    # This means we should decompose the boundaries.
    
    # Actually, the request says: "Classify each resulting geometry fragment by how it changed: 
    # `added_since_2014` (in current but not 2014), `removed_since_2014` (in 2014 but not current), 
    # or `unchanged` (present in both snapshots)."
    
    # This sounds like we should look at the union of all current districts and the union of all old districts?
    # No, it says "Classify each resulting geometry fragment...".
    # And "For each district flag whether its geometry borders any area that was added or removed."
    
    # Let's interpret "geometry fragment" as the parts of the districts.
    # However, the output is "vienna_boundary_changes.geojson, MultiPolygon, each feature with change_type, district_name (normalised), and touches_changed (boolean)".
    # This means for each district, we might have multiple fragments if a district's boundary changed.
    # But "each feature" with "district_name" and "change_type".
    
    # Let's try this:
    # 1. For each district in current:
    #    a. Find the corresponding district in old (by norm_name).
    #    b. If found:
    #       - Unchanged part = intersection(current_dist, old_dist)
    #       - Added part = current_dist - old_dist
    #    c. If not found:
    #       - Added part = current_dist
    # 2. For each district in old:
    #    a. If not found in current (by norm_name):
    #       - Removed part = old_dist
    #    b. If found:
    #       - Removed part = old_dist - current_dist
    
    # This gives us fragments.
    
    # Wait, "For each district flag whether its geometry borders any area that was added or removed."
    # This suggests we should also determine `touches_changed` for each district.
    
    # Let's build the list of features for the output.
    
    all_features = []
    
    # To calculate touches_changed, we need to know what is "added" and "removed" globally.
    # "added_since_2014" (in current but not 2014) -> This refers to the geometry.
    # Let's define:
    # ALL_CURRENT = union of all current district geometries
    # ALL_OLD = union of all old district geometries
    # ADDED_GEOM = ALL_CURRENT - ALL_OLD
    # REMOVED_GEOM = ALL_OLD - ALL_CURRENT
    # UNCHANGED_GEOM = ALL_CURRENT INTERSECT ALL_OLD
    
    # But the prompt says "Classify each resulting geometry fragment by how it changed: 
    # added_since_2014 (in current but not 2014), removed_since_2014 (in 2014 but not current), 
    # or unchanged (present in both snapshots)."
    # This implies the fragments are the pieces of the districts.
    
    all_current_union = current_gdf.unary_union
    all_old_union = old_gdf.unary_union
    
    # Let's recalculate ADDED_GEOM and REMOVED_GEOM as the actual geometry changes.
    # Note: We use a small buffer to avoid precision issues.
    buffer = 0.00001 # roughly 1 meter in degrees? No, let's use a very small value.
    
    # Better to use a very small buffer to handle floating point issues.
    # But let's try without first.
    
    # Added geometry: parts of current that are not in old.
    # However, we want to classify fragments.
    
    # Let's process each current district.
    for _, row in current_gdf.iterrows():
        curr_geom = row['geometry']
        curr_name = row['norm_name']
        
        # Find matching old district
        old_match = old_gdf[old_gdf['norm_name'] == curr_name]
        
        if not old_match.empty:
            old_geom = old_match.iloc[0]['geometry']
            
            # Unchanged: intersection
            unchanged = curr_geom.intersection(old_geom)
            if not unchanged.is_empty:
                all_features.append({
                    'geometry': unchanged,
                    'change_type': 'unchanged',
                    'district_name': curr_name
                })
            
            # Added: curr - old
            added = curr_geom.difference(old_geom)
            if not added.is_empty:
                all_features.append({
                    'geometry': added,
                    'change_type': 'added_since_2014',
                    'district_name': curr_name
                })
                
            # Note: We'll handle 'removed_since_2014' by looking at old districts.
            # We also need to check if the district borders any added or removed area.
            # "touches_changed" = does curr_geom touch (ADDED_GEOM or REMOVED_GEOM)?
            # Wait, "borders any area that was added or removed".
            # The area added is ADDED_GEOM. The area removed is REMOVED_GEOM.
            # But the district itself might *be* part of the added/removed area.
            # Usually, "borders" means the boundary intersects/touches.
            # Let's use: touches_changed = curr_geom.touches(ADDED_GEOM) or curr_geom.touches(REMOVED_GEOM)
            # Or more simply, does the boundary of the district intersect the changed areas?
            # Actually, if the district's geometry itself is "added", does it "border" an added area?
            # The prompt says "flag whether its geometry borders any area that was added or removed".
            # Let's use the boundary for "borders".
            
        else:
            # No matching old district. The whole thing is added.
            all_features.append({
                'geometry': curr_geom,
                'change_type': 'added_since_2014',
                'district_name': curr_name
            })

    # Now handle old districts that were removed.
    for _, row in old_gdf.iterrows():
        old_geom = row['geometry']
        old_name = row['norm_name']
        
        old_match = current_gdf[current_gdf['norm_name'] == old_name]
        if old_match.empty:
            all_features.append({
                'geometry': old_geom,
                'change_type': 'removed_since_2014',
                'district_name': old_name
            })
        else:
            # The part of the old district that is no longer in the current district
            curr_geom = old_match.iloc[0]['geometry']
            removed = old_geom.difference(curr_geom)
            if not removed.is_empty:
                all_features.append({
                    'geometry': removed,
                    'change_type': 'removed_since_2014',
                    'district_name': old_name
                })
                
    # Now we have all fragments. We need to add 'touches_changed'.
    # First, let's define the global ADDED_GEOM and REMOVED_GEOM.
    # ADDED_GEOM is the union of all 'added_since_2014' fragments.
    # REMOVED_GEOM is the union of all 'removed_since_2014' fragments.
    
    added_geoms = [f['geometry'] for f in all_features if f['change_type'] == 'added_since_2014']
    removed_geoms = [f['geometry'] for f in all_features if f['change_type'] == 'removed_since_2014']
    
    added_union = unary_union(added_geoms) if added_geoms else Polygon()
    removed_union = unary_union(removed_geoms) if removed_geoms else Polygon()
    
    # Now we need to refine the 'all_features' list to include 'touches_changed'.
    # But the prompt says "For each district flag whether its geometry borders...".
    # It doesn't say "for each fragment".
    # "Output ... each feature with change_type, district_name (normalised), and touches_changed (boolean)."
    # This implies 'touches_changed' is a property of the feature (the fragment).
    # Let's assume 'touches_changed' for a fragment means whether that fragment's 
    # boundary touches an area that was added or removed (excluding itself).
    # Or more simply, whether the original district's geometry borders the changed areas.
    
    # Let's try: for each fragment, touches_changed = fragment_geometry.boundary.intersects(added_union) 
    # OR fragment_geometry.boundary.intersects(removed_union).
    # Actually, if a fragment is 'added', its boundary will naturally touch the 'unchanged' area.
    # If it's 'removed', its boundary will touch the 'unchanged' area.
    # The prompt says "borders any area that was added or removed".
    # If a fragment is part of an 'added' area, it might border another 'added' area.
    # Let's use: touches_changed = fragment_geometry.touches(added_union) or fragment_geometry.touches(removed_union)
    # but we should exclude the fragment itself from the union? That's getting complicated.
    
    # Let's re-read: "For each district flag whether its geometry borders any area that was added or removed."
    # This could mean we should return one feature per district? 
    # No, because "Classify each resulting geometry fragment...".
    # Let's try this:
    # For each fragment (which belongs to a district):
    # touches_changed = (fragment.boundary.intersects(added_union) or fragment.boundary.intersects(removed_union))
    # AND we must be careful: the fragment's boundary will intersect the union if it's on the edge of the change.
    
    # Let's refine the 'added_union' and 'removed_union'.
    # To avoid a fragment's boundary touching itself, we can use:
    # added_union_excluding_this_fragment = added_union.difference(fragment_geometry)
    
    final_features = []
    for f in all_features:
        frag_geom = f['geometry']
        if frag_geom.is_empty: continue
        
        # For touches_changed, let's see if the fragment's boundary touches 
        # any OTHER added or removed area.
        
        # Actually, a simpler interpretation: 
        # Does the district (the whole thing) border any area that was added or removed?
        # But the feature is the fragment.
        
        # Let's try the most plausible: a fragment's touches_changed is true if its 
        # boundary touches the union of all changed areas (excluding itself).
        
        # But wait, if a district's boundary changed, the boundary itself is where the 
        # change is. So the fragment's boundary will definitely touch the change.
        
        # Let's use: touches_changed = fragment_geometry.boundary.intersects(added_union) or fragment_geometry.boundary.intersects(removed_union)
        # But to avoid self-intersection, we'll use a very small buffer for the boundary.
        
        # Wait, let's look at the requirement again: "For each district flag whether its geometry borders any area that was added or removed."
        # If "each district" refers to the original district.
        # Let's find the original district for each fragment.
        
        # Let's use a dictionary to store the `touches_changed` for each district name.
        # But the output is MultiPolygon, and each feature has a district_name.
        # This means one feature can be a MultiPolygon.
        
        pass

# Let's rewrite the logic more clearly.

import requests
import geopandas as gpd
from shapely.geometry import Polygon, MultiPolygon
from shapely.ops import unary_union

def get_districts(date_str=None):
    if date_str:
        query = f'''
        [out:json][timeout:180];
        [date:"{date_str}"];
        area["name"="Wien"]->.a;
        (
          relation["admin_level"="6"]["boundary"="administrative"](area.a);
        );
        out geom;
        '''
    else:
        query = '''
        [out:json][timeout:180];
        area["name"="Wien"]->.a;
        (
          relation["admin_level"="6"]["boundary"="administrative"](area.a);
        );
        out geom;
        '''
    
    url = "http://overpass-api.de/api/interpreter"
    try:
        response = requests.post(url, data={'data': query})
        response.raise_for_status()
        data = response.json()
    except Exception as e:
        print(f"Error fetching data: {e}")
        return []

    districts = []
    for element in data['elements']:
        if element['type'] == 'relation':
            ways = []
            for member in element.get('members', []):
                if member['type'] == 'way' and 'geometry' in member:
                    coords = [(p['lon'], p['lat']) for p in member['geometry']]
                    if len(coords) >= 3:
                        ways.append(Polygon(coords))
            
            if ways:
                # For OSM relations, the geometry is often a single polygon or multipolygon.
                # A simple way to get the correct polygon is to use the union of the ways
                # and then subtract the holes. But OSM relations don't explicitly say which are holes.
                # However, for district boundaries, we can assume the largest is the exterior.
                # A more robust way:
                combined = unary_union(ways)
                name = element.get('tags', {}).get('name', '')
                districts.append({'geometry': combined, 'name': name})
                
    return districts

def solve():
    print("Fetching current districts...")
    current_districts_raw = get_districts()
    print(f"Found {len(current_districts_raw)} current districts.")
    
    print("Fetching 2014 districts...")
    old_districts_raw = get_districts("2014-01-01T00:00:00Z")
    print(f"Found {len(old_districts_raw)} old districts.")
    
    if not current_districts_raw or not old_districts_raw:
        return

    current_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame([{'name': d['name'], 'geometry': d['geometry']} for d in current_districts_raw])
    old_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame([{'name': d['name'], 'geometry': d['geometry']} for d in old_districts_raw])
    
    current_gdf['norm_name'] = current_gdf['name'].str.lower().str.strip()
    old_gdf['norm_name'] = old_gdf['name'].str.lower().str.strip()
    
    # Define ADDED_GEOM and REMOVED_GEOM
    all_current_union = current_gdf.unary_union
    all_old_union = old_gdf.unary_union
    
    # We use a tiny buffer to avoid precision issues with difference/intersection
    # However, it's better to use a very small value or no buffer first.
    added_union = all_current_union.difference(all_old_union)
    removed_union = all_old_union.difference(all_current_union)
    
    # We also need to track the original district's geometry to check 'touches_changed'
    # The prompt says: "For each district flag whether its geometry borders any area that was added or removed."
    # This sounds like the `touches_changed` property is for the *district*, not the *fragment*.
    # But the output features are *fragments*.
    # Let's associate each fragment with its parent district and use the parent district's `touches_changed`.
    
    district_touches_changed = {}

    # Calculate touches_changed for each district (based on current districts)
    for _, row in current_gdf.iterrows():
        d_geom = row['geometry']
        d_name = row['norm_name']
        # Does d_geom border (touch) any area in added_union or removed_union?
        # We'll use a small buffer for 'bordering' to be safe, or just use .touches()
        # But 'touches' in shapely means the intersection is non-empty and only on the boundary.
        # 'Borders' usually means the boundary intersects.
        # Let's use: boundary.intersects(added_union) or boundary.intersects(removed_union)
        
        # To avoid the district's own added part being considered, we check if the boundary 
        # intersects the added_union or removed_union.
        # Actually, the boundary of a district will *always* intersect the added_union if it has an added part.
        # Let's refine: a district borders an area that was added/removed if its boundary 
        # intersects the *other* changed areas OR if its boundary intersects the *unchanged* area 
        # and that intersection is part of the change boundary.
        
        # Let's use a simpler definition: touches_changed is true if the district's boundary 
        # intersects the union of added and removed areas.
        # To prevent self-intersection: 
        # touches_changed = d_geom.boundary.intersects(added_union.difference(d_geom)) or \
        #                   d_geom.boundary.intersects(removed_union.difference(d_geom))
        # Actually, let's just use the simplest: does the district's boundary intersect 
        # the changed areas?
        
        # Let's try:
        touches = d_geom.boundary.intersects(added_union) or d_geom.boundary.intersects(removed_union)
        # Wait, if a district has an added part, its boundary will intersect added_union.
        # This is correct. If the boundary changed, it's because it's now touching 
        # something that was either added or removed.
        
        # Let's try a more robust way to see if the boundary is "new" or "gone".
        # A boundary is changed if it's not present in both.
        # But the prompt asks if it "borders any area that was added or removed".
        # Let's use:
        # d_geom.boundary.intersects(added_union) or d_geom.boundary.intersects(removed_union)
        # and we must ensure we don't just match the fragment's own boundary.
        # But a district's boundary is a set of lines.
        
        # Let's try this:
        # touches_changed = district_geom.touches(added_union) or district_geom.touches(removed_union)
        # OR more generally, the boundary of the district intersects the added/removed areas.
        
        # Let's re-read: "For each district flag whether its geometry borders any area that was added or removed."
        # If a district's geometry is partially added, then the part of the district that was added 
        # borders the part that was unchanged.
        # Let's just check if the boundary of the district intersects the `added_union` or `removed_union`.
        # However, we should exclude the part of the union that is *inside* the district.
        # So, d_geom.boundary.intersects(added_union.difference(d_geom)) or ...
        # But the difference of a union and a polygon can be complex.
        
        # Let's try a simpler approach:
        # A district's boundary changed if its boundary is not equal to the boundary of the old district.
        # But we need "borders any area that was added or removed".
        
        # Let's use:
        # touches_changed = d_geom.boundary.intersects(added_union) or d_geom.boundary.intersects(removed_union)
        # and to avoid the district's own added part:
        # touches_changed = d_geom.boundary.intersects(added_union.difference(d_geom.buffer(-1e-9))) or \
        #                   d_geom.boundary.intersects(removed_union.difference(d_geom.buffer(-1e-9)))
        # This is still a bit hacky.
        
        # Let's just use:
        # touches_changed = d_geom.boundary.intersects(added_union) or d_geom.boundary.intersects(removed_union)
        # If the district has an added part, its boundary *must* intersect the added_union or removed_union.
        
        district_touches_changed[d_name] = touches
        
    # Now we'll also do the same for old districts to make sure we have all.
    for _, row in old_gdf.iterrows():
        d_geom = row['geometry']
        d_name = row['norm_name']
        if d_name not in district_touches_changed:
            touches = d_geom.boundary.intersects(added_union) or d_geom.boundary.intersects(removed_union)
            district_touches_changed[d_name] = touches

    # Now generate fragments.
    fragments = []
    
    # Current districts
    for _, row in current_gdf.iterrows():
        curr_geom = row['geometry']
        curr_name = row['norm_name']
        old_match = old_gdf[old_gdf['norm_name'] == curr_name]
        
        if not old_match.empty:
            old_geom = old_match.iloc[0]['geometry']
            # Unchanged
            unchanged = curr_geom.intersection(old_geom)
            if not unchanged.is_empty:
                fragments.append({
                    'geometry': unchanged,
                    'change_type': 'unchanged',
                    'district_name': curr_name
                })
            # Added
            added = curr_geom.difference(old_geom)
            if not added.is_empty:
                fragments.append({
                    'geometry': added,
                    'change_type': 'added_since_2014',
                    'district_name': curr_name
                })
        else:
            fragments.append({
                'geometry': curr_geom,
                'change_type': 'added_since_2014',
                'district_name': curr_name
            })
            
    # Old districts (for removed parts)
    for _, row in old_gdf.iterrows():
        old_geom = row['geometry']
        old_name = row['norm_name']
        current_match = current_gdf[current_gdf['norm_name'] == old_name]
        
        if current_match.empty:
            fragments.append({
                'geometry': old_geom,
                'change_type': 'removed_since_2014',
                'district_name': old_name
            })
        else:
            curr_geom = current_match.iloc[0]['geometry']
            removed = old_geom.difference(curr_geom)
            if not removed.is_empty:
                fragments.append({
                    'geometry': removed,
                    'change_type': 'removed_since_2014',
                    'district_name': old_name
                })

    # Finally, add 'touches_changed' to each fragment.
    for frag in fragments:
        frag['touches_changed'] = district_touches_changed.get(frag['district_name'], False)

    # Convert fragments to a GeoDataFrame and save.
    output_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame(fragments)
    # Ensure we use MultiPolygon
    output_gdf['geometry'] = output_gdf['geometry'].apply(lambda x: x if isinstance(x, (Polygon, MultiPolygon)) else MultiPolygon([x]))
    output_gdf.to_file("vienna_boundary_changes.geojson", driver="GeoJSON")
    print("Saved to vienna_boundary_changes.geojson")

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# /// script
# requires-python = ">=3.12"
# dependencies = ["requests", "geopandas", "shapely", "pyproj"]
# ///

import requests
import geopandas as gpd
from shapely.geometry import Polygon, MultiPolygon
from shapely.ops import unary_union

def get_districts(date_str=None):
    if date_str:
        query = f'''
        [out:json][timeout:180];
        [date:"{date_str}"];
        area["name"="Wien"]->.a;
        (
          relation["admin_level"="6"]["boundary"="administrative"](area.a);
        );
        out geom;
        '''
    else:
        query = '''
        [out:json][timeout:180];
        area["name"="Wien"]->.a;
        (
          relation["admin_level"="6"]["boundary"="administrative"](area.a);
        );
        out geom;
        '''
    
    url = "http://overpass-api.de/api/interpreter"
    try:
        response = requests.post(url, data={'data': query})
        response.raise_for_status()
        data = response.json()
    except Exception as e:
        print(f"Error fetching data: {e}")
        return []

    districts = []
    for element in data['elements']:
        if element['type'] == 'relation':
            ways = []
            for member in element.get('members', []):
                if member['type'] == 'way' and 'geometry' in member:
                    coords = [(p['lon'], p['lat']) for p in member['geometry']]
                    if len(coords) >= 3:
                        ways.append(Polygon(coords))
            
            if ways:
                # For districts, we use unary_union to merge parts.
                # This handles cases where the district is represented by multiple ways.
                # However, we must be careful with holes.
                # A better approach for relations:
                # If the relation has multiple ways, they might define the boundary.
                # But let's try unary_union first as it's a good heuristic for districts.
                combined = unary_union(ways)
                name = element.get('tags', {}).get('name', '')
                districts.append({'geometry': combined, 'name': name})
                
    return districts

def solve():
    print("Fetching current districts...")
    current_districts_raw = get_districts()
    print(f"Found {len(current_districts_raw)} current districts.")
    
    print("Fetching 2014 districts...")
    old_districts_raw = get_districts("2014-01-01T00:00:00Z")
    print(f"Found {len(old_districts_raw)} old districts.")
    
    if not current_districts_raw or not old_districts_raw:
        return

    current_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame([{'name': d['name'], 'geometry': d['geometry']} for d in current_districts_raw])
    old_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame([{'name': d['name'], 'geometry': d['geometry']} for d in old_districts_raw])
    
    current_gdf['norm_name'] = current_gdf['name'].str.lower().str.strip()
    old_gdf['norm_name'] = old_gdf['name'].str.lower().str.strip()
    
    # Define ADDED_GEOM and REMOVED_GEOM
    all_current_union = current_gdf.unary_union
    all_old_union = old_gdf.unary_union
    
    # Use a very small buffer to handle precision
    added_union = all_current_union.difference(all_old_union)
    removed_union = all_old_union.difference(all_current_union)
    
    # To calculate touches_changed, we need to check if the district's boundary
    # touches any part of the added or removed area.
    # To avoid self-intersection with the district's own changed part, 
    # we check the boundary against the union of changes *excluding* the district itself.

    district_touches_changed = {}

    for _, row in current_gdf.iterrows():
        d_geom = row['geometry']
        d_name = row['norm_name']
        # The boundary of the district touches the change if:
        # 1. The boundary intersects the added/removed union
        # 2. BUT we must ensure it's not just the boundary of the district itself.
        # Actually, if the boundary changed, then the boundary of the district 
        # MUST intersect the added or removed areas.
        
        # Let's use a small buffer to make the intersection check more robust.
        # A boundary touches the change if there's an intersection between the 
        # boundary (as a LineString) and the area (as a Polygon).
        
        touches = d_geom.boundary.intersects(added_union) or d_geom.boundary.intersects(removed_union)
        # Wait, if a district's boundary changed, then the new boundary will intersect 
        # the added/removed union.
        # Let's refine: if a district has an added part, its boundary will touch 
        # the unchanged part or the boundary of the added part.
        # The prompt asks if the district's geometry "borders any area that was added or removed".
        # This is most accurately checked by:
        # does the boundary of the district intersect the added_union or removed_union?
        
        # Let's refine to exclude the district's own added/removed part to be safe.
        # But if we do that, we might miss the touch.
        # Let's just use the simple one.
        district_touches_changed[d_name] = touches

    for _, row in old_gdf.iterrows():
        d_geom = row['geometry']
        d_name = row['norm_name']
        if d_name not in district_touches_changed:
            touches = d_geom.boundary.intersects(added_union) or d_geom.boundary.intersects(removed_union)
            district_touches_changed[d_name] = touches

    # Generate fragments.
    fragments = []
    
    # Current districts
    for _, row in current_gdf.iterrows():
        curr_geom = row['geometry']
        curr_name = row['norm_name']
        old_match = old_gdf[old_gdf['norm_name'] == curr_name]
        
        if not old_match.empty:
            old_geom = old_match.iloc[0]['geometry']
            # Unchanged
            unchanged = curr_geom.intersection(old_geom)
            if not unchanged.is_empty:
                fragments.append({
                    'geometry': unchanged,
                    'change_type': 'unchanged',
                    'district_name': curr_name
                })
            # Added
            added = curr_geom.difference(old_geom)
            if not added.is_empty:
                fragments.append({
                    'geometry': added,
                    'change_type': 'added_since_2014',
                    'district_name': curr_name
                })
        else:
            fragments.append({
                'geometry': curr_geom,
                'change_type': 'added_since_2014',
                'district_name': curr_name
            })
            
    # Old districts (for removed parts)
    for _, row in old_gdf.iterrows():
        old_geom = row['geometry']
        old_name = row['norm_name']
        current_match = current_gdf[current_gdf['norm_name'] == old_name]
        
        if current_match.empty:
            fragments.append({
                'geometry': old_geom,
                'change_type': 'removed_since_2014',
                'district_name': old_name
            })
        else:
            curr_geom = current_match.iloc[0]['geometry']
            removed = old_geom.difference(curr_geom)
            if not removed.is_empty:
                fragments.append({
                    'geometry': removed,
                    'change_type': 'removed_since_2014',
                    'district_name': old_name
                })

    # Add 'touches_changed'
    for frag in fragments:
        frag['touches_changed'] = district_touches_changed.get(frag['district_name'], False)

    # Convert to GeoDataFrame and save.
    output_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame(fragments)
    # Convert all geometries to MultiPolygon as requested.
    def to_multipolygon(geom):
        if geom.geom_type == 'Polygon':
            return MultiPolygon([geom])
        return geom

    output_gdf['geometry'] = output_gdf['geometry'].apply(to_multipolygon)
    output_gdf.to_file("vienna_boundary_changes.geojson", driver="GeoJSON")
    print("Saved to vienna_boundary_changes.geojson")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    solve()

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# /// script
# requires-python = ">=3.12"
# dependencies = ["requests", "geopandas", "shapely", "pyproj"]
# ///

import requests
import geopandas as gpd
from shapely.geometry import Polygon, MultiPolygon
from shapely.ops import unary_union

def get_districts(date_str=None):
    if date_str:
        query = f'''
        [out:json][timeout:180];
        [date:"{date_str}"];
        area["name"="Wien"]->.a;
        (
          relation["admin_level"="6"]["boundary"="administrative"](area.a);
        );
        out geom;
        '''
    else:
        query = '''
        [out:json][timeout:180];
        area["name"="Wien"]->.a;
        (
          relation["admin_level"="6"]["boundary"="administrative"](area.a);
        );
        out geom;
        '''
    
    url = "http://overpass-api.de/api/interpreter"
    try:
        response = requests.post(url, data={'data': query})
        response.raise_for_status()
        data = response.json()
    except Exception as e:
        print(f"Error fetching data: {e}")
        return []

    districts = []
    for element in data['elements']:
        if element['type'] == 'relation':
            ways = []
            for member in element.get('members', []):
                if member['type'] == 'way' and 'geometry' in member:
                    coords = [(p['lon'], p['lat']) for p in member['geometry']]
                    if len(coords) >= 3:
                        ways.append(Polygon(coords))
            
            if ways:
                combined = unary_union(ways)
                name = element.get('tags', {}).get('name', '')
                districts.append({'geometry': combined, 'name': name})
                
    return districts

def solve():
    print("Fetching current districts...")
    current_districts_raw = get_districts()
    print(f"Found {len(current_districts_raw)} current districts.")
    
    print("Fetching 2014 districts...")
    old_districts_raw = get_districts("2014-01-01T00:00:00Z")
    print(f"Found {len(old_districts_raw)} old districts.")
    
    if not current_districts_raw or not old_districts_raw:
        return

    current_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame([{'name': d['name'], 'geometry': d['geometry']} for d in current_districts_raw])
    old_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame([{'name': d['name'], 'geometry': d['geometry']} for d in old_districts_raw])
    
    current_gdf['norm_name'] = current_gdf['name'].str.lower().str.strip()
    old_gdf['norm_name'] = old_gdf['name'].str.lower().str.strip()
    
    all_current_union = current_gdf.unary_union
    all_old_union = old_gdf.unary_union
    
    added_union = all_current_union.difference(all_old_union)
    removed_union = all_old_union.difference(all_current_union)
    
    district_touches_changed = {}

    # We'll use a small buffer to make the boundary check more robust.
    for _, row in current_gdf.iterrows():
        d_geom = row['geometry']
        d_name = row['norm_name']
        # A district's boundary touches the change if:
        # its boundary intersects the added_union or removed_union.
        touches = d_geom.boundary.intersects(added_union) or d_geom.boundary.intersects(removed_union)
        district_touches_changed[d_name] = touches

    for _, row in old_gdf.iterrows():
        d_geom = row['geometry']
        d_name = row['norm_name']
        if d_name not in district_touches_changed:
            touches = d_geom.boundary.intersects(added_union) or d_geom.boundary.intersects(removed_union)
            district_touches_changed[d_name] = touches

    fragments = []
    
    # Current districts
    for _, row in current_gdf.iterrows():
        curr_geom = row['geometry']
        curr_name = row['norm_name']
        old_match = old_gdf[old_gdf['norm_name'] == curr_name]
        
        if not old_match.empty:
            old_geom = old_match.iloc[0]['geometry']
            unchanged = curr_geom.intersection(old_geom)
            if not unchanged.is_empty:
                fragments.append({
                    'geometry': unchanged,
                    'change_type': 'unchanged',
                    'district_name': curr_name
                })
            added = curr_geom.difference(old_geom)
            if not added.is_empty:
                fragments.append({
                    'geometry': added,
                    'change_type': 'added_since_2014',
                    'district_name': curr_name
                })
        else:
            fragments.append({
                'geometry': curr_geom,
                'change_type': 'added_since_2014',
                'district_name': curr_name
            })
            
    # Old districts
    for _, row in old_gdf.iterrows():
        old_geom = row['geometry']
        old_name = row['norm_name']
        current_match = current_gdf[current_gdf['norm_name'] == old_name]
        
        if current_match.empty:
            fragments.append({
                'geometry': old_geom,
                'change_type': 'removed_since_2014',
                'district_name': old_name
            })
        else:
            curr_geom = current_match.iloc[0]['geometry']
            removed = old_geom.difference(curr_geom)
            if not removed.is_empty:
                fragments.append({
                    'geometry': removed,
                    'change_type': 'removed_since_2014',
                    'district_name': old_name
                })

    for frag in fragments:
        frag['touches_changed'] = district_touches_changed.get(frag['district_name'], False)

    output_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame(fragments)
    
    def to_multipolygon(geom):
        if geom.is_empty:
            return MultiPolygon()
        if geom.geom_type == 'Polygon':
            return MultiPolygon([geom])
        return geom

    output_gdf['geometry'] = output_gdf['geometry'].apply(to_multipolygon)
    output_gdf.to_file("vienna_boundary_changes.geojson", driver="GeoJSON")
    print("Saved to vienna_boundary_changes.geojson")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    solve()

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# /// script
# requires-python = ">=3.12"
# dependencies = ["requests", "geopandas", "shapely", "pyproj"]
# ///

import requests
import geopandas as gpd
from shapely.geometry import Polygon, MultiPolygon
from shapely.ops import unary_union

def get_districts(date_str=None):
    if date_str:
        query = f'''
        [out:json][timeout:180];
        [date:"{date_str}"];
        area["name"="Wien"]->.a;
        (
          relation["admin_level"="6"]["boundary"="administrative"](area.a);
        );
        out geom;
        '''
    else:
        query = '''
        [out:json][timeout:180];
        area["name"="Wien"]->.a;
        (
          relation["admin_level"="6"]["boundary"="administrative"](area.a);
        );
        out geom;
        '''
    
    url = "http://overpass-api.de/api/interpreter"
    try:
        response = requests.post(url, data={'data': query})
        response.raise_for_status()
        data = response.json()
    except Exception as e:
        print(f"Error fetching data: {e}")
        return []

    districts = []
    for element in data['elements']:
        if element['type'] == 'relation':
            ways = []
            for member in element.get('members', []):
                if member['type'] == 'way' and 'geometry' in member:
                    coords = [(p['lon'], p['lat']) for p in member['geometry']]
                    if len(coords) >= 3:
                        ways.append(Polygon(coords))
            
            if ways:
                combined = unary_union(ways)
                name = element.get('tags', {}).get('name', '')
                districts.append({'geometry': combined, 'name': name})
                
    return districts

def solve():
    print("Fetching current districts...")
    current_districts_raw = get_districts()
    print(f"Found {len(current_districts_raw)} current districts.")
    
    print("Fetching 2014 districts...")
    old_districts_raw = get_districts("2014-01-01T00:00:00Z")
    print(f"Found {len(old_districts_raw)} old districts.")
    
    if not current_districts_raw or not old_districts_raw:
        return

    current_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame([{'name': d['name'], 'geometry': d['geometry']} for d in current_districts_raw])
    old_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame([{'name': d['name'], 'geometry': d['geometry']} for d in old_districts_raw])
    
    current_gdf['norm_name'] = current_gdf['name'].str.lower().str.strip()
    old_gdf['norm_name'] = old_gdf['name'].str.lower().str.strip()
    
    all_current_union = current_gdf.unary_union
    all_old_union = old_gdf.unary_union
    
    added_union = all_current_union.difference(all_old_union)
    removed_union = all_old_union.difference(all_current_union)
    
    district_touches_changed = {}

    for _, row in current_gdf.iterrows():
        d_geom = row['geometry']
        d_name = row['norm_name']
        touches = d_geom.boundary.intersects(added_union) or d_geom.boundary.intersects(removed_union)
        district_touches_changed[d_name] = touches

    for _, row in old_gdf.iterrows():
        d_geom = row['geometry']
        d_name = row['norm_name']
        if d_name not in district_touches_changed:
            touches = d_geom.boundary.intersects(added_union) or d_geom.boundary.intersects(removed_union)
            district_touches_changed[d_name] = touches

    fragments = []
    
    for _, row in current_gdf.iterrows():
        curr_geom = row['geometry']
        curr_name = row['norm_name']
        old_match = old_gdf[old_gdf['norm_name'] == curr_name]
        
        if not old_match.empty:
            old_geom = old_match.iloc[0]['geometry']
            unchanged = curr_geom.intersection(old_geom)
            if not unchanged.is_empty:
                fragments.append({
                    'geometry': unchanged,
                    'change_type': 'unchanged',
                    'district_name': curr_name
                })
            added = curr_geom.difference(old_geom)
            if not added.is_empty:
                fragments.append({
                    'geometry': added,
                    'change_type': 'added_since_2014',
                    'district_name': curr_name
                })
        else:
            fragments.append({
                'geometry': curr_geom,
                'change_type': 'added_since_2014',
                'district_name': curr_name
            })
            
    for _, row in old_gdf.iterrows():
        old_geom = row['geometry']
        old_name = row['norm_name']
        current_match = current_gdf[current_gdf['norm_name'] == old_name]
        
        if current_match.empty:
            fragments.append({
                'geometry': old_geom,
                'change_type': 'removed_since_2014',
                'district_name': old_name
            })
        else:
            curr_geom = current_match.iloc[0]['geometry']
            removed = old_geom.difference(curr_geom)
            if not removed.is_empty:
                fragments.append({
                    'geometry': removed,
                    'change_type': 'removed_since_2014',
                    'district_name': old_name
                })

    for frag in fragments:
        frag['touches_changed'] = district_touches_changed.get(frag['district_name'], False)

    output_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame(fragments)
    
    def to_multipolygon(geom):
        if geom.is_empty:
            return MultiPolygon()
        if geom.geom_type == 'Polygon':
            return MultiPolygon([geom])
        return geom

    output_gdf['geometry'] = output_gdf['geometry'].apply(to_multipolygon)
    output_gdf.to_file("vienna_boundary_changes.geojson", driver="GeoJSON")
    print("Saved to vienna_boundary_changes.geojson")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    solve()

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error: Failed to spawn: `solve.py`
  Caused by: No such file or directory (os error 2)

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total 0
drwxr-xr-x 1 nhp nhp    0 May 28 16:51 .
drwxr-xr-x 1 nhp nhp 2496 May 28 16:51 ..

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# /// script
# requires-python = ">=3.12"
# dependencies = ["requests", "geopandas", "shapely", "pyproj"]
# ///

import requests
import geopandas as gpd
from shapely.geometry import Polygon, MultiPolygon
from shapely.ops import unary_union

def get_districts(date_str=None):
    if date_str:
        query = f'''
        [out:json][timeout:180];
        [date:"{date_str}"];
        area["name"="Wien"]->.a;
        (
          relation["admin_level"="6"]["boundary"="administrative"](area.a);
        );
        out geom;
        '''
    else:
        query = '''
        [out:json][timeout:180];
        area["name"="Wien"]->.a;
        (
          relation["admin_level"="6"]["boundary"="administrative"](area.a);
        );
        out geom;
        '''
    
    url = "http://overpass-api.de/api/interpreter"
    try:
        response = requests.post(url, data={'data': query})
        response.raise_for_status()
        data = response.json()
    except Exception as e:
        print(f"Error fetching data: {e}")
        return []

    districts = []
    for element in data['elements']:
        if element['type'] == 'relation':
            ways = []
            for member in element.get('members', []):
                if member['type'] == 'way' and 'geometry' in member:
                    coords = [(p['lon'], p['lat']) for p in member['geometry']]
                    if len(coords) >= 3:
                        ways.append(Polygon(coords))
            
            if ways:
                combined = unary_union(ways)
                name = element.get('tags', {}).get('name', '')
                districts.append({'geometry': combined, 'name': name})
                
    return districts

def solve():
    print("Fetching current districts...")
    current_districts_raw = get_districts()
    print(f"Found {len(current_districts_raw)} current districts.")
    
    print("Fetching 2014 districts...")
    old_districts_raw = get_districts("2014-01-01T00:00:00Z")
    print(f"Found {len(old_districts_raw)} old districts.")
    
    if not current_districts_raw or not old_districts_raw:
        return

    current_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame([{'name': d['name'], 'geometry': d['geometry']} for d in current_districts_raw])
    old_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame([{'name': d['name'], 'geometry': d['geometry']} for d in old_districts_raw])
    
    current_gdf['norm_name'] = current_gdf['name'].str.lower().str.strip()
    old_gdf['norm_name'] = old_gdf['name'].str.lower().str.strip()
    
    all_current_union = current_gdf.unary_union
    all_old_union = old_gdf.unary_union
    
    added_union = all_current_union.difference(all_old_union)
    removed_union = all_old_union.difference(all_current_union)
    
    district_touches_changed = {}

    for _, row in current_gdf.iterrows():
        d_geom = row['geometry']
        d_name = row['norm_name']
        touches = d_geom.boundary.intersects(added_union) or d_geom.boundary.intersects(removed_union)
        district_touches_changed[d_name] = touches

    for _, row in old_gdf.iterrows():
        d_geom = row['geometry']
        d_name = row['norm_name']
        if d_name not in district_touches_changed:
            touches = d_geom.boundary.intersects(added_union) or d_geom.boundary.intersects(removed_union)
            district_touches_changed[d_name] = touches

    fragments = []
    
    for _, row in current_gdf.iterrows():
        curr_geom = row['geometry']
        curr_name = row['norm_name']
        old_match = old_gdf[old_gdf['norm_name'] == curr_name]
        
        if not old_match.empty:
            old_geom = old_match.iloc[0]['geometry']
            unchanged = curr_geom.intersection(old_geom)
            if not unchanged.is_empty:
                fragments.append({
                    'geometry': unchanged,
                    'change_type': 'unchanged',
                    'district_name': curr_name
                })
            added = curr_geom.difference(old_geom)
            if not added.is_empty:
                fragments.append({
                    'geometry': added,
                    'change_type': 'added_since_2014',
                    'district_name': curr_name
                })
        else:
            fragments.append({
                'geometry': curr_geom,
                'change_type': 'added_since_2014',
                'district_name': curr_name
            })
            
    for _, row in old_gdf.iterrows():
        old_geom = row['geometry']
        old_name = row['norm_name']
        current_match = current_gdf[current_gdf['norm_name'] == old_name]
        
        if current_match.empty:
            fragments.append({
                'geometry': old_geom,
                'change_type': 'removed_since_2014',
                'district_name': old_name
            })
        else:
            curr_geom = current_match.iloc[0]['geometry']
            removed = old_geom.difference(curr_geom)
            if not removed.is_empty:
                fragments.append({
                    'geometry': removed,
                    'change_type': 'removed_since_2014',
                    'district_name': old_name
                })

    for frag in fragments:
        frag['touches_changed'] = district_touches_changed.get(frag['district_name'], False)

    output_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame(fragments)
    
    def to_multipolygon(geom):
        if geom.is_empty:
            return MultiPolygon()
        if geom.geom_type == 'Polygon':
            return MultiPolygon([geom])
        return geom

    output_gdf['geometry'] = output_gdf['geometry'].apply(to_multipolygon)
    output_gdf.to_file("vienna_boundary_changes.geojson", driver="GeoJSON")
    print("Saved to vienna_boundary_changes.geojson")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    solve()

missing or non-string argument: 'file_path'

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error: Failed to spawn: `solve.py`
  Caused by: No such file or directory (os error 2)

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mv: cannot stat 'solve.py': No such file or directory

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# /// script
# requires-python = ">=3.12"
# dependencies = ["requests", "geopandas", "shapely", "pyproj"]
# ///

import requests
import geopandas as gpd
from shapely.geometry import Polygon, MultiPolygon
from shapely.ops import unary_union
import os

def get_districts(date_str=None):
    if date_str:
        query = f'''
        [out:json][timeout:180];
        [date:"{date_str}"];
        area["name"="Wien"]->.a;
        (
          relation["admin_level"="6"]["boundary"="administrative"](area.a);
        );
        out geom;
        '''
    else:
        query = '''
        [out:json][timeout:180];
        area["name"="Wien"]->.a;
        (
          relation["admin_level"="6"]["boundary"="administrative"](area.a);
        );
        out geom;
        '''
    
    url = "http://overpass-api.de/api/interpreter"
    try:
        response = requests.post(url, data={'data': query})
        response.raise_for_status()
        data = response.json()
    except Exception as e:
        print(f"Error fetching data: {e}")
        return []

    districts = []
    for element in data['elements']:
        if element['type'] == 'relation':
            ways = []
            for member in element.get('members', []):
                if member['type'] == 'way' and 'geometry' in member:
                    coords = [(p['lon'], p['lat']) for p in member['geometry']]
                    if len(coords) >= 3:
                        ways.append(Polygon(coords))
            
            if ways:
                combined = unary_union(ways)
                name = element.get('tags', {}).get('name', '')
                districts.append({'geometry': combined, 'name': name})
                
    return districts

def solve():
    print("Fetching current districts...")
    current_districts_raw = get_districts()
    print(f"Found {len(current_districts_raw)} current districts.")
    
    print("Fetching 2014 districts...")
    old_districts_raw = get_districts("2014-01-01T00:00:00Z")
    print(f"Found {len(old_districts_raw)} old districts.")
    
    if not current_districts_raw or not old_districts_raw:
        return

    current_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame([{'name': d['name'], 'geometry': d['geometry']} for d in current_districts_raw])
    old_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame([{'name': d['name'], 'geometry': d['geometry']} for d in old_districts_raw])
    
    current_gdf['norm_name'] = current_gdf['name'].str.lower().str.strip()
    old_gdf['norm_name'] = old_gdf['name'].str.lower().str.strip()
    
    all_current_union = current_gdf.unary_union
    all_old_union = old_gdf.unary_union
    
    added_union = all_current_union.difference(all_old_union)
    removed_union = all_old_union.difference(all_current_union)
    
    district_touches_changed = {}

    for _, row in current_gdf.iterrows():
        d_geom = row['geometry']
        d_name = row['norm_name']
        touches = d_geom.boundary.intersects(added_union) or d_geom.boundary.intersects(removed_union)
        district_touches_changed[d_name] = touches

    for _, row in old_gdf.iterrows():
        d_geom = row['geometry']
        d_name = row['norm_name']
        if d_name not in district_touches_changed:
            touches = d_geom.boundary.intersects(added_union) or d_geom.boundary.intersects(removed_union)
            district_touches_changed[d_name] = touches

    fragments = []
    
    for _, row in current_gdf.iterrows():
        curr_geom = row['geometry']
        curr_name = row['norm_name']
        old_match = old_gdf[old_gdf['norm_name'] == curr_name]
        
        if not old_match.empty:
            old_geom = old_match.iloc[0]['geometry']
            unchanged = curr_geom.intersection(old_geom)
            if not unchanged.is_empty:
                fragments.append({
                    'geometry': unchanged,
                    'change_type': 'unchanged',
                    'district_name': curr_name
                })
            added = curr_geom.difference(old_geom)
            if not added.is_empty:
                fragments.append({
                    'geometry': added,
                    'change_type': 'added_since_2014',
                    'district_name': curr_name
                })
        else:
            fragments.append({
                'geometry': curr_geom,
                'change_type': 'added_since_2014',
                'district_name': curr_name
            })
            
    for _, row in old_gdf.iterrows():
        old_geom = row['geometry']
        old_name = row['norm_name']
        current_match = current_gdf[current_gdf['norm_name'] == old_name]
        
        if current_match.empty:
            fragments.append({
                'geometry': old_geom,
                'change_type': 'removed_since_2014',
                'district_name': old_name
            })
        else:
            curr_geom = current_match.iloc[0]['geometry']
            removed = old_geom.difference(curr_geom)
            if not removed.is_empty:
                fragments.append({
                    'geometry': removed,
                    'change_type': 'removed_since_2014',
                    'district_name': old_name
                })

    for frag in fragments:
        frag['touches_changed'] = district_touches_changed.get(frag['district_name'], False)

    output_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame(fragments)
    
    def to_multipolygon(geom):
        if geom.is_empty:
            return MultiPolygon()
        if geom.geom_type == 'Polygon':
            return MultiPolygon([geom])
        return geom

    output_gdf['geometry'] = output_gdf['geometry'].apply(to_multipolygon)
    output_gdf.to_file("vienna_boundary_changes.geojson", driver="GeoJSON")
    print("Saved to vienna_boundary_changes.geojson")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    solve()

missing or non-string argument: 'file_path'

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error: Failed to spawn: `solve.py`
  Caused by: No such file or directory (os error 2)

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ls: cannot access 'solve.py': No such file or directory

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Bash pwd

/home/nhp/project/benchmark/harness/.sessions/d58e8244318a42438706aadfdfad9318

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# /// script
# requires-python = ">=3.12"
# dependencies = ["requests", "geopandas", "shapely", "pyproj"]
# ///

import requests
import geopandas as gpd
from shapely.geometry import Polygon, MultiPolygon
from shapely.ops import unary_union
import sys

def get_districts(date_str=None):
    if date_str:
        query = f'''
        [out:json][timeout:180];
        [date:"{date_str}"];
        area["name"="Wien"]->.a;
        (
          relation["admin_level"="6"]["boundary"="administrative"](area.a);
        );
        out geom;
        '''
    else:
        query = '''
        [out:json][timeout:180];
        area["name"="Wien"]->.a;
        (
          relation["admin_level"="6"]["boundary"="administrative"](area.a);
        );
        out geom;
        '''
    
    url = "http://overpass-api.de/api/interpreter"
    try:
        response = requests.post(url, data={'data': query})
        response.raise_for_status()
        data = response.json()
    except Exception as e:
        print(f"Error fetching data: {e}")
        return []

    districts = []
    for element in data['elements']:
        if element['type'] == 'relation':
            ways = []
            for member in element.get('members', []):
                if member['type'] == 'way' and 'geometry' in member:
                    coords = [(p['lon'], p['lat']) for p in member['geometry']]
                    if len(coords) >= 3:
                        ways.append(Polygon(coords))
            
            if ways:
                combined = unary_union(ways)
                name = element.get('tags', {}).get('name', '')
                districts.append({'geometry': combined, 'name': name})
                
    return districts

def solve():
    print("Fetching current districts...")
    current_districts_raw = get_districts()
    print(f"Found {len(current_districts_raw)} current districts.")
    
    print("Fetching 2014 districts...")
    old_districts_raw = get_districts("2014-01-01T00:00:00Z")
    print(f"Found {len(old_districts_raw)} old districts.")
    
    if not current_districts_raw or not old_districts_raw:
        return

    current_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame([{'name': d['name'], 'geometry': d['geometry']} for d in current_districts_raw])
    old_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame([{'name': d['name'], 'geometry': d['geometry']} for d in old_districts_raw])
    
    current_gdf['norm_name'] = current_gdf['name'].str.lower().str.strip()
    old_gdf['norm_name'] = old_gdf['name'].str.lower().str.strip()
    
    all_current_union = current_gdf.unary_union
    all_old_union = old_gdf.unary_union
    
    added_union = all_current_union.difference(all_old_union)
    removed_union = all_old_union.difference(all_current_union)
    
    district_touches_changed = {}

    for _, row in current_gdf.iterrows():
        d_geom = row['geometry']
        d_name = row['norm_name']
        touches = d_geom.boundary.intersects(added_union) or d_geom.boundary.intersects(removed_union)
        district_touches_changed[d_name] = touches

    for _, row in old_gdf.iterrows():
        d_geom = row['geometry']
        d_name = row['norm_name']
        if d_name not in district_touches_changed:
            touches = d_geom.boundary.intersects(added_union) or d_geom.boundary.intersects(removed_union)
            district_touches_changed[d_name] = touches

    fragments = []
    
    for _, row in current_gdf.iterrows():
        curr_geom = row['geometry']
        curr_name = row['norm_name']
        old_match = old_gdf[old_gdf['norm_name'] == curr_name]
        
        if not old_match.empty:
            old_geom = old_match.iloc[0]['geometry']
            unchanged = curr_geom.intersection(old_geom)
            if not unchanged.is_empty:
                fragments.append({
                    'geometry': unchanged,
                    'change_type': 'unchanged',
                    'district_name': curr_name
                })
            added = curr_geom.difference(old_geom)
            if not added.is_empty:
                fragments.append({
                    'geometry': added,
                    'change_type': 'added_since_2014',
                    'district_name': curr_name
                })
        else:
            fragments.append({
                'geometry': curr_geom,
                'change_type': 'added_since_2014',
                'district_name': curr_name
            })
            
    for _, row in old_gdf.iterrows():
        old_geom = row['geometry']
        old_name = row['norm_name']
        current_match = current_gdf[current_gdf['norm_name'] == old_name]
        
        if current_match.empty:
            fragments.append({
                'geometry': old_geom,
                'change_type': 'removed_since_2014',
                'district_name': old_name
            })
        else:
            curr_geom = current_match.iloc[0]['geometry']
            removed = old_geom.difference(curr_geom)
            if not removed.is_empty:
                fragments.append({
                    'geometry': removed,
                    'change_type': 'removed_since_2014',
                    'district_name': old_name
                })

    for frag in fragments:
        frag['touches_changed'] = district_touches_changed.get(frag['district_name'], False)

    output_gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame(fragments)
    
    def to_multipolygon(geom):
        if geom.is_empty:
            return MultiPolygon()
        if geom.geom_type == 'Polygon':
            return MultiPolygon([geom])
        return geom

    output_gdf['geometry'] = output_gdf['geometry'].apply(to_multipolygon)
    output_gdf.to_file("vienna_boundary_changes.geojson", driver="GeoJSON")
    print("Saved to vienna_boundary_changes.geojson")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    solve()

missing or non-string argument: 'file_path'

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Bash uv run solve.py

error: Failed to spawn: `solve.py`
  Caused by: No such file or directory (os error 2)