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Python->convert shapefile lat-long value from Degree minutes seconds to Degree decimal


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I am processing shapefiles in python using standard library functions like python “shapefile” library and geo pandas.
I have two shapefiles having the same projected co-ordinate system-> WGS_1984_UTM_Zone_44N



But the first shapefile has lat-long values in “Degree decimal” format and the second shapefile has lat-long values in “Degree minutes seconds” format



In order to proceed with further processing (merging the information from the two shapefiles) I need both shapefiles to be of the same format(either Degree decimal or degree minutes seconds format)



SHAPEFILE 1(LAT-LONG VALUES):



bbox =[300827.06, 2347377.51977153, 302414.939109026, 2348912.5], parts =[0], shapeTypeName =POLYGON
('number of points in shape ', 45)



bbox =[301663.127583958, 2345705.27205747, 303118.13, 2348567.5722892], parts =[0, 755], shapeTypeName =POLYGON
('number of points in shape ', 760)



SHAPEFILE 2(LAT-LONG VALUES):



bbox =[78.97802486855807, 21.102058250837672, 78.98699067762817, 21.107654743123476], parts =[0], shapeTypeName =POLYGON
('number of points in shape ', 28)



bbox =[79.1842653948201, 21.090100785102777, 79.18754905100815, 21.092718192209304], parts =[0], shapeTypeName =POLYGON
('number of points in shape ', 10)



Is there some function that can be applied on the shapefile for this conversion?










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    I am processing shapefiles in python using standard library functions like python “shapefile” library and geo pandas.
    I have two shapefiles having the same projected co-ordinate system-> WGS_1984_UTM_Zone_44N



    But the first shapefile has lat-long values in “Degree decimal” format and the second shapefile has lat-long values in “Degree minutes seconds” format



    In order to proceed with further processing (merging the information from the two shapefiles) I need both shapefiles to be of the same format(either Degree decimal or degree minutes seconds format)



    SHAPEFILE 1(LAT-LONG VALUES):



    bbox =[300827.06, 2347377.51977153, 302414.939109026, 2348912.5], parts =[0], shapeTypeName =POLYGON
    ('number of points in shape ', 45)



    bbox =[301663.127583958, 2345705.27205747, 303118.13, 2348567.5722892], parts =[0, 755], shapeTypeName =POLYGON
    ('number of points in shape ', 760)



    SHAPEFILE 2(LAT-LONG VALUES):



    bbox =[78.97802486855807, 21.102058250837672, 78.98699067762817, 21.107654743123476], parts =[0], shapeTypeName =POLYGON
    ('number of points in shape ', 28)



    bbox =[79.1842653948201, 21.090100785102777, 79.18754905100815, 21.092718192209304], parts =[0], shapeTypeName =POLYGON
    ('number of points in shape ', 10)



    Is there some function that can be applied on the shapefile for this conversion?










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      I am processing shapefiles in python using standard library functions like python “shapefile” library and geo pandas.
      I have two shapefiles having the same projected co-ordinate system-> WGS_1984_UTM_Zone_44N



      But the first shapefile has lat-long values in “Degree decimal” format and the second shapefile has lat-long values in “Degree minutes seconds” format



      In order to proceed with further processing (merging the information from the two shapefiles) I need both shapefiles to be of the same format(either Degree decimal or degree minutes seconds format)



      SHAPEFILE 1(LAT-LONG VALUES):



      bbox =[300827.06, 2347377.51977153, 302414.939109026, 2348912.5], parts =[0], shapeTypeName =POLYGON
      ('number of points in shape ', 45)



      bbox =[301663.127583958, 2345705.27205747, 303118.13, 2348567.5722892], parts =[0, 755], shapeTypeName =POLYGON
      ('number of points in shape ', 760)



      SHAPEFILE 2(LAT-LONG VALUES):



      bbox =[78.97802486855807, 21.102058250837672, 78.98699067762817, 21.107654743123476], parts =[0], shapeTypeName =POLYGON
      ('number of points in shape ', 28)



      bbox =[79.1842653948201, 21.090100785102777, 79.18754905100815, 21.092718192209304], parts =[0], shapeTypeName =POLYGON
      ('number of points in shape ', 10)



      Is there some function that can be applied on the shapefile for this conversion?










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      I am processing shapefiles in python using standard library functions like python “shapefile” library and geo pandas.
      I have two shapefiles having the same projected co-ordinate system-> WGS_1984_UTM_Zone_44N



      But the first shapefile has lat-long values in “Degree decimal” format and the second shapefile has lat-long values in “Degree minutes seconds” format



      In order to proceed with further processing (merging the information from the two shapefiles) I need both shapefiles to be of the same format(either Degree decimal or degree minutes seconds format)



      SHAPEFILE 1(LAT-LONG VALUES):



      bbox =[300827.06, 2347377.51977153, 302414.939109026, 2348912.5], parts =[0], shapeTypeName =POLYGON
      ('number of points in shape ', 45)



      bbox =[301663.127583958, 2345705.27205747, 303118.13, 2348567.5722892], parts =[0, 755], shapeTypeName =POLYGON
      ('number of points in shape ', 760)



      SHAPEFILE 2(LAT-LONG VALUES):



      bbox =[78.97802486855807, 21.102058250837672, 78.98699067762817, 21.107654743123476], parts =[0], shapeTypeName =POLYGON
      ('number of points in shape ', 28)



      bbox =[79.1842653948201, 21.090100785102777, 79.18754905100815, 21.092718192209304], parts =[0], shapeTypeName =POLYGON
      ('number of points in shape ', 10)



      Is there some function that can be applied on the shapefile for this conversion?







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