A Python library supporting Python-based tools in USEPA's tool ecosystem. The package itself provides no unique output.
Install Anaconda or Miniconda on your machine. Then create a new project directory and insert a copy of env_sec_ctxt.yaml (obtained from StEWI).
Using the conda terminal, cd to this new directory and run conda env create -f env_sec_ctxt.yaml.
Once the optional geospatial depdencies and esupy (obtained as a StEWI dependency) are installed this way, urban/rural and release height secondary context assignment should occur automatically when generating inventory files in StEWI.
The versions of Fiona and GDAL necessary to support GeoPandas are available for macOS and Ubuntu machines up through Python 3.9, but their wheels for 3.10 are still forthcoming. Shapely also has yet to publish Python 3.10 wheels, so only Python versions 3.7-3.9 are supported.
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