Lecture

Digital Urban History: Lausanne Time Machine

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This lecture covers various topics related to digital urban history, including Python reminders, library introductions, variables, conditional operators, lists, strings, comparisons, loops, and string operations. It also delves into geocoding data, creating interactive maps, working with shapefiles, and converting data formats.

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