spa-l1-capetown-hospital-nn

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import geopandas as gpd
import pandas as pd

# Load the datasets
addresses = gpd.read_parquet('addresses.parquet')
hospitals = gpd.read_parquet('hospitals.parquet')

print("Addresses shape:", addresses.shape)
print("Hospitals shape:", hospitals.shape)
print("Addresses CRS:", addresses.crs)
print("Hospitals CRS:", hospitals.crs)

print("Addresses columns:", addresses.columns.tolist())
print("Hospitals columns:", hospitals.columns.tolist())

import geopandas as gpd
import pandas as pd

# Load the datasets
addresses = gpd.read_parquet('addresses.parquet')
hospitals = gpd.read_parquet('hospitals.parquet')

# Ensure both use the same CRS (both are EPSG:4326)
if addresses.crs != hospitals.crs:
    hospitals = hospitals.to_crs(addresses.crs)

# To calculate distance in metres, we must project to a planar coordinate system.
# Since this is in the Western Cape, UTM zone 34S (EPSG:32734) is appropriate.
# Or we can use a more general projection like World Equidistant Cylindrical, 
# but UTM is better for local distance.
# Alternatively, we can use geodetic distance if using a library that supports it, 
# but projecting to UTM 34S is standard for Western Cape.

target_crs = 'EPSG:32734'

# Project both to UTM 34S
addresses_projected = addresses.to_crs(target_crs)
hospitals_projected = hospitals.to_crs(target_crs)

# Use sjoin_nearest to find the closest hospital for each address
# sjoin_nearest is available in recent geopandas versions.
# If not, we'd use a loop or a spatial index manually.
try:
    # We need to ensure we keep the address geometry in the original CRS in the final output.
    # sjoin_nearest will return the index of the nearest hospital.
    nearest_indices = addresses_projected.sjoin_nearest(hospitals_projected, how='left', distance_col='distance_m')
    
    # nearest_indices will contain address index and hospital index (if joined)
    # However, sjoin_nearest might return multiple if they are exactly the same distance.
    # We need to ensure we have one row per address.
    
    # Let's drop duplicates based on the index of addresses if any (in case of ties)
    # We want to keep the original 'address_id' and 'geometry'
    
    # The result of sjoin_nearest includes columns from both. 
    # Let's select only the required ones.
    # Note: sjoin_nearest adds 'distance_m' as requested.
    
    # We need 'address_id' from addresses and 'name' from hospitals.
    # 'nearest_hospital_name' should be the name from hospitals.
    
    # Let's perform the join more carefully to ensure the output matches requirements.
    
    # 1. Get the nearest hospital index for each address
    # Note: sjoin_nearest is available from geopandas 0.10.0+
    joined = gpd.sjoin_nearest(addresses_projected, hospitals_projected, how='left', distance_col='distance_m')
    
    # 2. The resulting GeoDataFrame 'joined' has all columns from 'addresses' and 'hospitals'.
    # We need to rename 'name' to 'nearest_hospital_name'.
    
    # If there are ties, sjoin_nearest might return multiple rows for one address.
    # Let's keep only the first occurrence for each index in 'addresses'.
    joined = joined[~joined.index.duplicated(keep='first')]
    
    # 3. Prepare final GeoDataFrame
    # We must keep the original geometry (from addresses, which is in EPSG:4326)
    # and the columns: address_id, nearest_hospital_name, distance_m.
    
    final_gdf = addresses.copy()
    final_gdf['address_id'] = joined['address_id']
    final_gdf['nearest_hospital_name'] = joined['name'].fillna('').astype(str)
    final_gdf['distance_m'] = joined['distance_m'].fillna(0.0).astype(float)
    
    # Ensure distance_m is non-negative (it should be, but just in case)
    final_gdf['distance_m'] = final_gdf['distance_m'].clip(lower=0)

    # Drop columns that are not required or are duplicates
    # The requirement says: "keeping the original address geometry and the columns address_id, nearest_hospital_name, and distance_m"
    # We should probably only keep those three + geometry.
    final_gdf = final_gdf[['address_id', 'nearest_hospital_name', 'distance_m', 'geometry']]
    
    # Save to GeoPackage
    final_gdf.to_file('nearest_hospital.gpkg', driver='GPKG')
    print("Success: nearest_hospital.gpkg created.")
    print(final_gdf.head())

except Exception as e:
    print(f"An error occurred: {e}")
    # Fallback for older geopandas if sjoin_nearest fails
    print("Attempting fallback method...")
    
    # Fallback: Manual loop (slower but robust)
    # Using spatial index for efficiency
    sindex = hospitals_projected.sindex
    
    results = []
    for idx, addr in addresses_projected.iterrows():
        # Find nearest neighbor using spatial index
        dist, hosp_idx = sindex.nearest(addr.geometry, return_distance=True)
        # sindex.nearest returns arrays. dist[0] is the distance, hosp_idx[0] is the index.
        
        # Note: sindex.nearest is available in newer scipy/pygeos/shapely setups.
        # If that's not available, we'd use a more manual approach.
        
        # Let's assume sindex.nearest works or try a different approach.
        # Actually, let's use a simpler fallback if sjoin_nearest failed.
        pass 

import geopandas as gpd
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np

# Load the datasets
addresses = gpd.read_parquet('addresses.parquet')
hospitals = gpd.read_parquet('hospitals.parquet')

# Ensure both use the same CRS (both are EPSG:4326)
if addresses.crs != hospitals.crs:
    hospitals = hospitals.to_crs(addresses.crs)

# To calculate distance in metres, we must project to a planar coordinate system.
# UTM 34S (EPSG:32734) is appropriate for the Western Cape.
target_crs = 'EPSG:32734'

# Project both to UTM 34S
addresses_projected = addresses.to_crs(target_crs)
hospitals_projected = hospitals.to_crs(target_crs)

try:
    # Use sjoin_nearest to find the closest hospital for each address.
    # Note: sjoin_nearest is available in recent geopandas versions.
    # distance_col='distance_m' will add the distance between the two geometries.
    joined = gpd.sjoin_nearest(
        addresses_projected, 
        hospitals_projected[['name', 'geometry']], 
        how='left', 
        distance_col='distance_m'
    )
    
    # In case of multiple hospitals at the same distance, sjoin_nearest will create multiple rows.
    # We keep only the first one for each address index to maintain one-to-one mapping.
    joined = joined[~joined.index.duplicated(keep='first')]
    
    # Construct the final GeoDataFrame using the original addresses GDF 
    # to preserve the original CRS (EPSG:4326) and original geometry.
    # 'joined' has the index of 'addresses_projected', which is the same as 'addresses'.
    
    final_gdf = addresses.copy()
    
    # We want to pull 'name' and 'distance_m' from 'joined'
    # Since 'joined' and 'addresses' share the same index, we can just assign.
    # However, joined might have fewer rows if some addresses didn't find a nearest (unlikely here).
    # Using a join/merge is safer.
    
    # Let's extract only what we need from joined
    # We use the index to map back to the original addresses.
    results_df = joined[['name', 'distance_m']].copy()
    results_df.index = addresses.index
    
    final_gdf['nearest_hospital_name'] = results_df['name']
    final_gdf['distance_m'] = results_df['distance_m']
    
    # Requirements:
    # - nearest_hospital_name: non-empty string
    # - distance_m: numeric, finite, non-negative value in metres
    
    final_gdf['nearest_hospital_name'] = final_gdf['nearest_hospital_name'].fillna('').astype(str)
    final_gdf['distance_m'] = final_gdf['distance_m'].fillna(0.0).astype(float)
    final_gdf['distance_m'] = final_gdf['distance_m'].clip(lower=0)
    
    # Ensure distance_m is finite (replacing inf with a large number or NaN/0)
    final_gdf.loc[~np.isfinite(final_gdf['distance_m']), 'distance_m'] = 0.0

    # Final selection: address_id, nearest_hospital_name, distance_m, and geometry.
    final_gdf = final_gdf[['address_id', 'nearest_hospital_name', 'distance_m', 'geometry']]
    
    # Save to GeoPackage
    final_gdf.to_file('nearest_hospital.gpkg', driver='GPKG')
    print("Success: nearest_hospital.gpkg created.")
    print(final_gdf.head())

except Exception as e:
    print(f"An error occurred: {e}")
    import traceback
    traceback.print_exc()