Python: how to plot an image with center coordinates?

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I used mapbox to generate a figure using their static api.

urlI = 'https://api.mapbox.com/styles/v1/mapbox/light-v9/static/8.54307,47.37299,12.0,0,0/500x400@2x?access_token=ACCESSKEY'

img = plt.imread(urlI)

fig, ax = plt.subplots(facecolor= 'white', figsize=(10,10))

ax.imshow(img)

enter image description here
However I would like to show the picture with center cordinate:

x:8.4694058

y:47.3719764

and size:

width: 500

height: 400

edited Nov 22 at 15:21

planetmaker

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emax

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I am not sure I understand your problem, but could you try to do ax.set_xlim(8.4694058, your_upper bound) and likewise for the y coord? As for the size you can just use figsize=(5,4)
– Luca Giorgi
Nov 22 at 12:57

@LucaGiorgi the problem is that I don't know my upper/lower bound but just the center
– emax
Nov 22 at 12:58

Then you'd just need to pick a lower and upper bound with equal distance to your center coord, no?
– Luca Giorgi
Nov 22 at 13:00

ok, what stops you to modify the URL you use to use the appropriate centre coordinates?
– planetmaker
Nov 22 at 15:16

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I used mapbox to generate a figure using their static api.

urlI = 'https://api.mapbox.com/styles/v1/mapbox/light-v9/static/8.54307,47.37299,12.0,0,0/500x400@2x?access_token=ACCESSKEY'

img = plt.imread(urlI)

fig, ax = plt.subplots(facecolor= 'white', figsize=(10,10))

ax.imshow(img)

enter image description here
However I would like to show the picture with center cordinate:

x:8.4694058

y:47.3719764

and size:

width: 500

height: 400

edited Nov 22 at 15:21

planetmaker

4,50421629

asked Nov 22 at 12:36

emax

1,02031133

I am not sure I understand your problem, but could you try to do ax.set_xlim(8.4694058, your_upper bound) and likewise for the y coord? As for the size you can just use figsize=(5,4)
– Luca Giorgi
Nov 22 at 12:57

@LucaGiorgi the problem is that I don't know my upper/lower bound but just the center
– emax
Nov 22 at 12:58

Then you'd just need to pick a lower and upper bound with equal distance to your center coord, no?
– Luca Giorgi
Nov 22 at 13:00

ok, what stops you to modify the URL you use to use the appropriate centre coordinates?
– planetmaker
Nov 22 at 15:16

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

favorite

I used mapbox to generate a figure using their static api.

urlI = 'https://api.mapbox.com/styles/v1/mapbox/light-v9/static/8.54307,47.37299,12.0,0,0/500x400@2x?access_token=ACCESSKEY'

img = plt.imread(urlI)

fig, ax = plt.subplots(facecolor= 'white', figsize=(10,10))

ax.imshow(img)

enter image description here
However I would like to show the picture with center cordinate:

x:8.4694058

y:47.3719764

and size:

width: 500

height: 400

edited Nov 22 at 15:21

planetmaker

4,50421629

asked Nov 22 at 12:36

emax

1,02031133

I used mapbox to generate a figure using their static api.

urlI = 'https://api.mapbox.com/styles/v1/mapbox/light-v9/static/8.54307,47.37299,12.0,0,0/500x400@2x?access_token=ACCESSKEY'

img = plt.imread(urlI)

fig, ax = plt.subplots(facecolor= 'white', figsize=(10,10))

ax.imshow(img)

enter image description here
However I would like to show the picture with center cordinate:

x:8.4694058

y:47.3719764

and size:

width: 500

height: 400

python image

edited Nov 22 at 15:21

planetmaker

4,50421629

asked Nov 22 at 12:36

emax

1,02031133

edited Nov 22 at 15:21

planetmaker

4,50421629

asked Nov 22 at 12:36

emax

1,02031133

edited Nov 22 at 15:21

planetmaker

4,50421629

edited Nov 22 at 15:21

planetmaker

4,50421629

edited Nov 22 at 15:21

planetmaker

4,50421629

asked Nov 22 at 12:36

emax

1,02031133

asked Nov 22 at 12:36

emax

1,02031133

asked Nov 22 at 12:36

emax

1,02031133

I am not sure I understand your problem, but could you try to do ax.set_xlim(8.4694058, your_upper bound) and likewise for the y coord? As for the size you can just use figsize=(5,4)
– Luca Giorgi
Nov 22 at 12:57

@LucaGiorgi the problem is that I don't know my upper/lower bound but just the center
– emax
Nov 22 at 12:58

Then you'd just need to pick a lower and upper bound with equal distance to your center coord, no?
– Luca Giorgi
Nov 22 at 13:00

ok, what stops you to modify the URL you use to use the appropriate centre coordinates?
– planetmaker
Nov 22 at 15:16

add a comment |

I am not sure I understand your problem, but could you try to do ax.set_xlim(8.4694058, your_upper bound) and likewise for the y coord? As for the size you can just use figsize=(5,4)
– Luca Giorgi
Nov 22 at 12:57

@LucaGiorgi the problem is that I don't know my upper/lower bound but just the center
– emax
Nov 22 at 12:58

Then you'd just need to pick a lower and upper bound with equal distance to your center coord, no?
– Luca Giorgi
Nov 22 at 13:00

ok, what stops you to modify the URL you use to use the appropriate centre coordinates?
– planetmaker
Nov 22 at 15:16

I am not sure I understand your problem, but could you try to do ax.set_xlim(8.4694058, your_upper bound) and likewise for the y coord? As for the size you can just use figsize=(5,4)
– Luca Giorgi
Nov 22 at 12:57

@LucaGiorgi the problem is that I don't know my upper/lower bound but just the center
– emax
Nov 22 at 12:58

Then you'd just need to pick a lower and upper bound with equal distance to your center coord, no?
– Luca Giorgi
Nov 22 at 13:00

ok, what stops you to modify the URL you use to use the appropriate centre coordinates?
– planetmaker
Nov 22 at 15:16

add a comment |

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