teradataml 17.20.0.7__py3-none-any.whl → 20.0.0.0__py3-none-any.whl

teradataml/geospatial/geodataframe.py

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-# ##################################################################
-#
-# Copyright 2021 Teradata. All rights reserved.
-# TERADATA CONFIDENTIAL AND TRADE SECRET
-#
-# Primary Owner: Pankaj Purandare (pankajvinod.purandare@teradata.com)
-# Secondary Owner:
-#
-# This file implements teradataml GeoDataFrame.
-# teradataml GeoDataFrame allows user to access table on Vantage
-# containing Geometry or Geospatial data.
-#
-# ##################################################################
-import sqlalchemy
-from teradataml.common.constants import GeospatialConstants, TeradataTypes
-from teradataml.common.messagecodes import MessageCodes
-from teradataml.common.messages import Messages
-from teradataml.common.utils import UtilFuncs
-from teradataml.common.exceptions import TeradataMlException
-from teradataml.dataframe.dataframe import DataFrame
-from teradataml.geospatial.geodataframecolumn import GeoDataFrameColumn
-from teradataml.plot.plot import _Plot
-from teradataml.utils.validators import _Validators
-from teradatasqlalchemy import (GEOMETRY, MBR, MBB)
-
-class GeoDataFrame(DataFrame):
-    """
-    The teradataml GeoDataFrame enables data manipulation, exploration, and
-    analysis on tables, views, and queries on Teradata Vantage that contains
-    Geospatial data.
-    """
-    def __init__(self, table_name=None, index=True, index_label=None,
-                 query=None, materialize=False):
-        """
-        Constructor for teradataml GeoDataFrame.
-
-        PARAMETERS:
-            table_name:
-                Optional Argument.
-                The table name or view name in Teradata Vantage referenced by this DataFrame.
-                Types: str
-
-            index:
-                Optional Argument.
-                True if using index column for sorting, otherwise False.
-                Default Value: True
-                Types: bool
-
-            index_label:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Column/s used for sorting.
-                Types: str OR list of Strings (str)
-
-            query:
-                Optional Argument.
-                SQL query for this Dataframe. Used by class method from_query.
-                Types: str
-
-            materialize:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Whether to materialize DataFrame or not when created.
-                Used by class method from_query.
-
-                One should use enable materialization, when the query passed
-                to from_query(), is expected to produce non-deterministic
-                results, when it is executed multiple times. Using this option
-                will help user to have deterministic results in the resulting
-                teradataml GeoDataFrame.
-                Default Value: False (No materialization)
-                Types: bool
-
-        EXAMPLES:
-            from teradataml.dataframe.dataframe import DataFrame
-            df = DataFrame("mytab")
-            df = DataFrame("myview")
-            df = DataFrame("myview", False)
-            df = DataFrame("mytab", True, "Col1, Col2")
-
-        RAISES:
-            TeradataMlException - TDMLDF_CREATE_FAIL
-        """
-        self.__geom_column = None
-        # Call super(), to process the inputs.
-        super().__init__(table_name=table_name, index=index,
-                         index_label=index_label, query=query,
-                         materialize=materialize)
-
-    def _check_geom_column(self, metaexpr=None):
-        """
-        DESCRIPTION:
-            Internal function to whether the metaexpr contains a geospatial
-            type column or not.
-
-        PARAMETERS:
-            metaexpr:
-                Required Argument.
-                Specifies the teradataml DataFrame/teradataml GeoDataFrame
-                metaexpr to validate for geospatial content.
-                Types: _MetaExpression
-
-        RETURNS:
-            boolean.
-            True if Geospatial data type column exists, False otherwise.
-
-        RAISES:
-            None.
-
-        EXAMPLES:
-            self._check_geom_column(metaexpr)
-        """
-        if metaexpr is None:
-            metaexpr = self._metaexpr.c
-        for col in metaexpr.c:
-            if isinstance(col.type, (GEOMETRY, MBR, MBB)):
-                return True
-        return False
-
-    def plot(self, x=None, y=None, kind="geometry", **kwargs):
-        """
-        DESCRIPTION:
-            Generate plots on teradataml GeoDataFrame. Following type of plots
-            are supported, which can be specified using argument "kind":
-                * geometry plot
-                * bar plot
-                * corr plot
-                * line plot
-                * mesh plot
-                * scatter plot
-                * wiggle plot
-            Notes:
-                * Geometry plot is generated based on geometry column in teradataml GeoDataFrame.
-                * Only the columns with ST_GEOMETRY type are allowed for generating geometry plot.
-                * The maximum size for ST_GEOMETRY must be less than or equal to 64000.
-                * The ST_GEOMETRY shape can be POINT, LINESTRING etc. It is POLGYON that allows
-                  filling of different colors.
-
-        PARAMETERS:
-            x:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies a GeoDataFrame column to use for the x-axis data.
-                Note:
-                    "x" is not significant for geometry plots. For other plots
-                    it is mandatory argument.
-                Types: teradataml GeoDataFrame Column
-
-            y:
-                Required Argument.
-                Specifies GeoDataFrame column(s) to use for the y-axis data.
-                Notes:
-                     * Geometry plot always requires geometry column and corresponding 'weight'
-                       column. 'weight' column represents the weight of a shape mentioned in
-                       geometry column.
-                     * If user does not specify geometry column, the default geometry column
-                       is considered for plotting.
-                Types: teradataml GeoDataFrame Column OR tuple of GeoDataFrame Column OR list of teradataml GeoDataFrame Columns.
-
-            scale:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies GeoDataFrame column to use for scale data to
-                wiggle and mesh plots.
-                Note:
-                    "scale" is significant for wiggle and mesh plots. Ignored for other
-                    type of plots.
-                Types: teradataml GeoDataFrame Column.
-
-            kind:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the kind of plot.
-                Permitted Values:
-                    * 'geometry'
-                    * 'line'
-                    * 'bar'
-                    * 'scatter'
-                    * 'corr'
-                    * 'wiggle'
-                    * 'mesh'
-                Default Value: geometry
-                Types: str
-
-            ax:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the axis for the plot.
-                Types: Axis
-
-            cmap:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the name of the colormap to be used for plotting.
-                Notes:
-                     * Significant only when corresponding type of plot is mesh or geometry.
-                     * Ignored for other type of plots.
-                Permitted Values:
-                    * All the colormaps mentioned in below URLs are supported.
-                        * https://matplotlib.org/stable/tutorials/colors/colormaps.html
-                        * https://matplotlib.org/cmocean/
-                Types: str
-
-            color:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the color for the plot.
-                Note:
-                    Hexadecimal color codes are not supported.
-                Permitted Values:
-                    * 'blue'
-                    * 'orange'
-                    * 'green'
-                    * 'red'
-                    * 'purple'
-                    * 'brown'
-                    * 'pink'
-                    * 'gray'
-                    * 'olive'
-                    * 'cyan'
-                    * Apart from above mentioned colors, the colors mentioned in
-                      https://xkcd.com/color/rgb are also supported.
-                Default Value: 'blue'
-                Types: str OR list of str
-
-            figure:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the figure for the plot.
-                Types: Figure
-
-            figsize:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the size of the figure in a tuple of 2 elements. First
-                element represents width of plot image in pixels and second
-                element represents height of plot image in pixels.
-                Default Value: (640, 480)
-                Types: tuple
-
-            figtype:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the type of the image to generate.
-                Permitted Values:
-                    * 'png'
-                    * 'jpg'
-                    * 'svg'
-                Default Value: png
-                Types: str
-
-            figdpi:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the dots per inch for the plot image.
-                Note:
-                    * Valid range for "dpi" is: 72 <= width <= 300.
-                Default Value: 100 for PNG and JPG Type image.
-                Types: int
-
-            grid_color:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the color of the grid.
-                Note:
-                    Hexadecimal color codes are not supported.
-                Permitted Values:
-                    * 'blue'
-                    * 'orange'
-                    * 'green'
-                    * 'red'
-                    * 'purple'
-                    * 'brown'
-                    * 'pink'
-                    * 'gray'
-                    * 'olive'
-                    * 'cyan'
-                    * Apart from above mentioned colors, the colors mentioned in
-                      https://xkcd.com/color/rgb are also supported.
-                Default Value: gray
-                Types: str
-
-            grid_format:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the format for the grid.
-                Types: str
-
-            grid_linestyle:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the line style of the grid.
-                Permitted Values:
-                    * -
-                    * --
-                    * -.
-                Default Value: -
-                Types: str
-
-            grid_linewidth:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the line width of the grid.
-                Note:
-                    Valid range for "grid_linewidth" is: 0.5 <= grid_linewidth <= 10.
-                Default Value: 0.8
-                Types: int OR float
-
-            heading:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the heading for the plot.
-                Types: str
-
-            legend:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the legend(s) for the Plot.
-                Types: str OR list of str
-
-            legend_style:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the location for legend to display on Plot image. By default,
-                legend is displayed at upper right corner.
-                Permitted Values:
-                    * 'upper right'
-                    * 'upper left'
-                    * 'lower right'
-                    * 'lower left'
-                    * 'right'
-                    * 'center left'
-                    * 'center right'
-                    * 'lower center'
-                    * 'upper center'
-                    * 'center'
-                Default Value: 'upper right'
-                Types: str
-
-            linestyle:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the line style for the plot.
-                Permitted Values:
-                    * -
-                    * --
-                    * -.
-                    * :
-                Default Value: -
-                Types: str OR list of str
-
-            linewidth:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the line width for the plot.
-                Note:
-                    Valid range for "linewidth" is: 0.5 <= linewidth <= 10.
-                Default Value: 0.8
-                Types: int OR float OR list of int OR list of float
-
-            marker:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the type of the marker to be used.
-                Permitted Values:
-                    All the markers mentioned in https://matplotlib.org/stable/api/markers_api.html
-                    are supported.
-                Types: str OR list of str
-
-            markersize:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the size of the marker.
-                Note:
-                    Valid range for "markersize" is: 1 <= markersize <= 20.
-                Default Value: 6
-                Types: int OR float OR list of int OR list of float
-
-            position:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the position of the axis in the figure. Accepts a tuple
-                of two elements where first element represents the row and second
-                element represents column.
-                Default Value: (1, 1)
-                Types: tuple
-
-            span:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the span of the axis in the figure. Accepts a tuple
-                of two elements where first element represents the row and second
-                element represents column.
-                For Example,
-                    Span of (2, 1) specifies the Axis occupies 2 rows and 1 column
-                    in Figure.
-                Default Value: (1, 1)
-                Types: tuple
-
-            reverse_xaxis:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies whether to reverse tick values on x-axis or not.
-                Default Value: False
-                Types: bool
-
-            reverse_yaxis:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies whether to reverse tick values on y-axis or not.
-                Default Value: False
-                Types: bool
-
-            series_identifier:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the teradataml GeoDataFrame Column which represents the
-                identifier for the data. As many plots as distinct "series_identifier"
-                are generated in a single Axis.
-                For example:
-                    consider the below data in teradataml GeoDataFrame.
-                           ID   x   y
-                        0  1    1   1
-                        1  1    2   2
-                        2  2   10  10
-                        3  2   20  20
-                    If "series_identifier" is not specified, simple plot is
-                    generated where every 'y' is plotted against 'x' in a
-                    single plot. However, specifying "series_identifier" as 'ID'
-                    generates two plots in a single axis. One plot is for ID 1
-                    and another plot is for ID 2.
-                Types: teradataml GeoDataFrame Column.
-
-            title:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the title for the Axis.
-                Types: str
-
-            xlabel:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the label for x-axis.
-                Notes:
-                     * When set to empty string, label is not displayed for x-axis.
-                     * When set to None, name of the x-axis column is displayed as
-                       label.
-                Types: str
-
-            xlim:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the range for xtick values.
-                Types: tuple
-
-            xtick_format:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies whether to format tick values for x-axis or not.
-                Types: str
-
-            ylabel:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the label for y-axis.
-                Notes:
-                     * When set to empty string, label is not displayed for y-axis.
-                     * When set to None, name of the y-axis column(s) is displayed as
-                       label.
-                Types: str
-
-            ylim:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the range for ytick values.
-                Types: tuple
-
-            ytick_format:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies whether to format tick values for y-axis or not.
-                Types: str
-
-            vmin:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the lower range of the color map. By default, the range
-                is derived from data and color codes are assigned accordingly.
-                Note:
-                    "vmin" Significant only for Geometry Plot.
-                Types: int OR float
-
-            vmax:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the upper range of the color map. By default, the range is
-                derived from data and color codes are assigned accordingly.
-                Note:
-                    "vmax" Significant only for Geometry Plot.
-                For example:
-                    Assuming user wants to use colormap 'matter' and derive the colors for
-                    values which are in between 1 and 100.
-                    Note:
-                        colormap 'matter' starts with Pale Yellow and ends with Violet.
-                    * If "colormap_range" is not specified, then range is derived from
-                      existing values. Thus, colors are represented as below in the whole range:
-                      * 1 as Pale Yellow.
-                      * 100 as Violet.
-                    * If "colormap_range" is specified as -100 and 100, the value 1 is at middle of
-                      the specified range. Thus, colors are represented as below in the whole range:
-                      * -100 as Pale Yellow.
-                      * 1 as Orange.
-                      * 100 as Violet.
-                Types: int OR float
-
-            wiggle_fill:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies whether to fill the wiggle area or not. By default, the right
-                positive half of the wiggle is not filled. If specified as True, wiggle
-                area is filled.
-                Note:
-                    Applicable only for the wiggle plot.
-                Default Value: False
-                Types: bool
-
-            wiggle_scale:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the scale of the wiggle. By default, the amplitude of wiggle is scaled
-                relative to RMS of the first payload.  In certain cases, it can lead to excessively
-                large wiggles. Use "wiggle_scale" to adjust the relative size of the wiggle.
-                Note:
-                    Applicable only for the wiggle and mesh plots.
-                Types: int OR float
-
-        RAISES:
-            TeradataMlException
-
-        EXAMPLES:
-            >>> load_example_data("geodataframe", ["sample_shapes"])
-            >>> shapes_df = GeoDataFrame("sample_shapes")
-            >>> shapes_df
-                                              points                     linestrings                        polygons                geom_collections                     geosequence
-                skey
-                1006    POINT (235.52 54.546 7.4564)  LINESTRING (1.35 3.6456 4.5,3.  POLYGON ((0 0 0,0 0 20,0 20 0,                            None                            None
-                1007  MULTIPOINT (1 1,1 3,6 3,10 5,2  MULTILINESTRING ((1 1,1 3,6 3)  MULTIPOLYGON (((1 1,1 3,6 3,6                             None                            None
-                1005                   POINT (1 3 5)  LINESTRING (1 3 6,3 0 6,6 0 1)  POLYGON ((0 0 0,0 0 20.435,0.0  GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (POINT (10                             None
-                1004                POINT (10 20 30)  LINESTRING (10 20 30,40 50 60,  POLYGON ((0 0 0,0 10 20,20 20   GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (POINT (10                             None
-                1003           POINT (235.52 54.546)  LINESTRING (1.35 3.6456,3.6756  POLYGON ((0.6 0.8,0.6 20.8,20.                            None                            None
-                1001                   POINT (10 20)    LINESTRING (1 1,2 2,3 3,4 4)  POLYGON ((0 0,0 20,20 20,20 0,  GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (POINT (10   GEOSEQUENCE((10 20,30 40,50 60
-                1002                     POINT (1 3)        LINESTRING (1 3,3 0,0 1)  POLYGON ((0 0,0 20,20 20,20 0,                            None  GEOSEQUENCE((10 10,15 15,-2 0)
-                1009  MULTIPOINT (10 20 30,40 50 60,  MULTILINESTRING ((10 20 30,40   MULTIPOLYGON (((0 0 0,0 20 20,                            None                            None
-                1008  MULTIPOINT (1.65 1.76,1.23 3.7  MULTILINESTRING ((1 3,3 0,0 1)  MULTIPOLYGON (((0 0,0 20,20 20                            None                            None
-                1010  MULTIPOINT (10.345 20.32 30.6,  MULTILINESTRING ((1 3 6,3 0 6,  MULTIPOLYGON (((0 0 0,0 0 20,0                            None                            None
-            >>>
-            >>> load_example_data("geodataframe", ["us_population", "us_states_shapes"])
-            >>> us_population
-                       location_type  population_year  population
-            state_name
-            Georgia            State             1930   2908506.0
-            Georgia            State             1950   3444578.0
-            Georgia            State             1960   3943116.0
-            Georgia            State             1970   4589575.0
-            Georgia            State             1990   6478216.0
-            Georgia            State             2000   8186453.0
-            Georgia            State             1980   5463105.0
-            Georgia            State             1940   3123723.0
-            Georgia            State             1920   2895832.0
-            Georgia            State             1910   2609121.0
-            >>> us_states_shapes = GeoDataFrame("us_states_shapes")
-            >>> us_states_shapes
-                   state_name                     state_shape
-            id
-            NM     New Mexico  POLYGON ((472.45213 324.75551,
-            VA       Virginia  POLYGON ((908.75086 270.98255,
-            ND   North Dakota  POLYGON ((556.50879 73.847349,
-            OK       Oklahoma  POLYGON ((609.50526 322.91131,
-            WI      Wisconsin  POLYGON ((705.79187 134.80299,
-            RI   Rhode Island  POLYGON ((946.50841 152.08022,
-            HI         Hawaii  POLYGON ((416.34965 514.99923,
-            KY       Kentucky  POLYGON ((693.17367 317.18459,
-            WV  West Virginia  POLYGON ((836.73002 223.71281,
-            NJ     New Jersey  POLYGON ((916.80709 207.30914,
-            >>>
-            >>> # Join shapes with population and filter only 1990 data.
-            >>> population_data = us_states_shapes.join(us_population,
-            ...                                         on=us_population.state_name == us_states_shapes.state_name,
-            ...                                         lsuffix="us",
-            ...                                         rsuffix="t2")
-            >>> population_data = population_data.select(["us_state_name", "state_shape", "population_year", "population"])
-            >>> type(population_data)
-            teradataml.geospatial.geodataframe.GeoDataFrame
-            >>>
-
-            # Example 1: Generate the geometry plot to show the density of population
-            #            across the US states in year 1990.
-            >>> population_data_1990 = population_data[population_data.population_year == 1990]
-            >>> population_data_1990
-               us_state_name                     state_shape  population_year  population
-            0     New Mexico  POLYGON ((472.45213 324.75551,             1990   1515069.0
-            1         Hawaii  POLYGON ((416.34965 514.99923,             1990   1108229.0
-            2       Kentucky  POLYGON ((693.17367 317.18459,             1990   3685296.0
-            3     New Jersey  POLYGON ((916.80709 207.30914,             1990   7730188.0
-            4   North Dakota  POLYGON ((556.50879 73.847349,             1990    638800.0
-            5       Oklahoma  POLYGON ((609.50526 322.91131,             1990   3145585.0
-            6  West Virginia  POLYGON ((836.73002 223.71281,             1990   1793477.0
-            7      Wisconsin  POLYGON ((705.79187 134.80299,             1990   4891769.0
-            8       Virginia  POLYGON ((908.75086 270.98255,             1990   6187358.0
-            9   Rhode Island  POLYGON ((946.50841 152.08022,             1990   1003464.0
-            >>>
-            >>> # Define Figure.
-            >>> from teradataml import Figure
-            >>> figure = Figure(width=1500, height=862, heading="Geometry Plot")
-            >>> figure.heading = "Geometry Plot"
-            >>>
-            >>> plot_1990 = population_data_1990.plot(y=population_data_1990.population,
-            ...                                       cmap='rainbow',
-            ...                                       figure=figure,
-            ...                                       reverse_yaxis=True,
-            ...                                       title="US 1990 Population",
-            ...                                       xlabel="",
-            ...                                       ylabel="")
-            >>>
-            >>> plot_1990.show()
-
-            # Example 2: Plot a geometry plot for a single polygon to visualize the shape.
-            # Note: X-axis is not significant in geometry plot. Y-axis can be a tuple,
-            #       first element represents weight of geometry shape and second element
-            #       represents the geometry column. Since color of geometry shape is generated
-            #       based on first column and since the example is to plot a single polygon,
-            #       the first element in tuple is not significant.
-            >>> # Generate GeoDataFrame which has single Polygon.
-            >>> single_polygon_df = shapes_df[shapes_df.skey==1004]
-            >>> single_polygon_df.plot(y=(single_polygon_df.skey, single_polygon_df.polygons))
-
-            # Example 3: Generate a bar plot on a GeoDataFrame.
-            #     Note: The below example shows how the population of the United States
-            #           changed from 1910 to 2020.
-            >>> population_data.plot(x=population_data.population_year, y=population_data.population, kind="bar")
-
-            # Example 4: Generate a subplot on a GeoDataFrame to show the rate of population increase over 4 decades.
-            # Create DataFrames for population in the year 2020, 2010, 2000, 1990.
-            >>> df_2020 = population_data[population_data.population_year == 2020]
-            >>> df_2010 = population_data[population_data.population_year == 2010]
-            >>> df_2000 = population_data[population_data.population_year == 2000]
-            >>> df_1990 = population_data[population_data.population_year == 1990]
-
-            # Define subplot.
-            >>> fig, axes = subplots(nrows=2, ncols=2)
-
-            >>> plot_population = df_1990.plot(y=(df_1990.population, df_1990.state_shape),
-            ...                                   cmap='rainbow',
-            ...                                   figure=fig,
-            ...                                   ax=axis[0],
-            ...                                   reverse_yaxis=True,
-            ...                                   vmin=55036.0,
-            ...                                   vmax=39538223.0,
-            ...                                   heading="US Population growth over 4 decades",
-            ...                                   title="US 1990 Population",
-            ...                                   xlabel="",
-            ...                                   yylabel="")
-            >>> plot_population = df_2000.plot(y=(df_2000.population, df_2000.state_shape),
-            ...                                   cmap='rainbow',
-            ...                                   figure=fig,
-            ...                                   ax=axis[1],
-            ...                                   reverse_yaxis=True,
-            ...                                   vmin=55036.0,
-            ...                                   vmax=39538223.0,
-            ...                                   heading="US Population growth over 4 decades",
-            ...                                   title="US 2000 Population",
-            ...                                   xlabel="",
-            ...                                   ylabel="")
-            >>> plot_population = df_2010.plot(x=df_2010.population_year,
-            ...                                y=(df_2010.population, df_2010.state_shape),
-            ...                                cmap='rainbow',
-            ...                                figure=fig,
-            ...                                ax=axis[2],
-            ...                                reverse_yaxis=True,
-            ...                                vmin=55036.0,
-            ...                                vmax=39538223.0,
-            ...                                heading="US Population growth over 4 decades",
-            ...                                title="US 2010 Population",
-            ...                                xlabel="",
-            ...                                ylabel="",
-            ...                                xtick_values_format="")
-            >>> plot_population = df_2020.plot(x=df_2020.population_year,
-            ...                                y=(df_2020.population, df_2020.state_shape),
-            ...                                cmap='rainbow',
-            ...                                figure=fig,
-            ...                                ax=axis[3],
-            ...                                reverse_yaxis=True,
-            ...                                vmin=55036.0,
-            ...                                vmax=39538223.0,
-            ...                                heading="US Population growth over 4 decades",
-            ...                                title="US 2020 Population",
-            ...                                xlabel="",
-            ...                                ylabel="",
-            ...                                xtick_values_format="")
-            >>> # Show the plot.
-            >>> plot_population.show()
-
-        """
-        if kind == "geometry":
-            # x is not really required for geometry plot. So, users can pass a None here.
-            # However, UAF needs all the records to be a Non NULL value. So, construct x with
-            # a dummy value.
-            x = x if x is not None else 1
-            y = UtilFuncs._as_list(y)
-
-            # For geometry plot, x axis is not significant really.
-            # They do not mean any thing.
-            kwargs["xlabel"] = ""
-            kwargs["xtick_values_format"] = ""
-
-            # Geometry plot always need a tuple. Second
-            # element should be a Geometry column. If user does not
-            # specify a tuple, convert it to tuple by using default geometry column.
-            # use "geometry" API.
-            _get_y_axis = lambda x: x if isinstance(x, tuple) else (x, self.geometry)
-            y = [_get_y_axis(arg) for arg in y]
-
-        plot = _Plot(x=x, y=y, kind=kind, **kwargs)
-        return plot
-
-    def __getattr__(self, name):
-        """
-        Returns an attribute of the GeoDataFrame.
-
-        PARAMETERS:
-            name:
-                Required Argument.
-                Specifies the name of the attribute.
-                Types: str
-
-        RETURNS:
-            Return the value of the named attribute of object (if found).
-
-        EXAMPLES:
-            df = GeoDataFrame('table')
-
-            # You can access a column from the teradataml GeoDataFrame.
-            df.c1
-
-        RAISES:
-            Attribute Error when the named attribute is not found.
-        """
-
-        # Look in the underlying _MetaExpression for columns
-        for col in self._metaexpr.c:
-            if col.name == name:
-                col._parent_df = self
-                return col
-
-        # If "name" is present in any of the following 'GeospatialConstants'
-        #   1. GeospatialConstants.PROPERTY_TO_NO_ARG_SQL_FUNCTION_NAME
-        #   2. GeospatialConstants.METHOD_TO_ARG_ACCEPTING_SQL_FUNCTION_NAME
-        #   3. GeospatialConstants.METHOD_TO_NO_ARG_SQL_FUNCTION_NAME
-        # that means, it's a function that operates on Geometry Data.
-        #
-        # Look for such function names.
-        if name in GeospatialConstants.PROPERTY_TO_NO_ARG_SQL_FUNCTION_NAME.value:
-            # Geospatial functions which are exposed as property of teradataml
-            # GeoDataFrame.
-            return self.__process_geometry(func_name=name, all_geom=False,
-                                           property=True)
-
-        if name in GeospatialConstants.METHOD_TO_ARG_ACCEPTING_SQL_FUNCTION_NAME.value \
-                or name in GeospatialConstants.METHOD_TO_NO_ARG_SQL_FUNCTION_NAME.value:
-            # Geospatial functions which are exposed as method of teradataml
-            # GeoDataFrame.
-            return lambda *args, **kwargs: \
-                self.__process_geometry(name, *args, **kwargs)
-
-        # TODO - Raise error or Keep it open ended to accept SQL Function names.
-        raise AttributeError("'GeoDataFrame' object has no attribute %s" % name)
-
-    def __process_geometry(self, func_name, *args, **kwargs):
-        """
-        Function helps to execute the Geospatial function on the column(s)
-        containing geometry data.
-
-        PARAMETERS:
-            func_name:
-                Required Argument.
-                Specifies the name of the function to execute.
-                Types: string
-
-            all_geom:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies whether to execute the function on all geometry
-                columns in the GeoDataFrame or not.
-                When set to 'True', geospatial function specified in
-                "func_name", is executed on all the columns containing
-                geometry data, i.e., geospatial data.
-                When set to 'False', geospatial function specified in
-                "func_name", is executed only on the column represented
-                by the 'GeoDataFrame.geometry' property.
-                Default Value: False
-                Types: bool
-
-            property:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies whether the function being executed should be treated
-                as GeoDataFrame property or not.
-                When set to 'True', geospatial function specified in
-                "func_name", is treated as property, otherwise treated as
-                method.
-                Default Value: False
-                Types: bool
-
-            *args:
-                Positional arguments passed to the method, i.e., geospatial
-                function.
-
-            **kwargs:
-                Keyword arguments passed to the method, i.e., geospatial
-                function.
-
-        RETURNS:
-            DataFrame or GeoDataFrame
-
-        RAISES:
-            None.
-
-        EXAMPLES:
-            self.__process_geometry(fname, all_geom, False, *c, **kwargs)
-        """
-        property = kwargs.pop("property", False)
-        all_geom = kwargs.pop("all_geom", False)
-        assign_args = {}
-        if not all_geom:
-            # Function will be run only on column represented by
-            # 'GeoDataFrame.geometry' property.
-            new_col = "{}_{}_geom".format(func_name, self.geometry.name)
-            if property:
-                # If property is set to True, then no need to pass **kwargs and
-                # no need to invoke the call with parenthesis '()'.
-                assign_args[new_col] = self.geometry[func_name]
-            else:
-                # Pass *args and **kwargs as function accepts arguments.
-                assign_args[new_col] = self.geometry[func_name](*args, **kwargs)
-        else:
-            # Function will be run on all column(s) containing geometry data.
-            # Columns containing geometry data can be following types:
-            #   1. ST_GEOMETRY
-            #   2. MBR
-            #   3. MBB
-            for col in self._metaexpr.c:
-                if col.type in [GEOMETRY, MBR, MBB]:
-                    new_col = "{}_{}".format(func_name, col.name)
-                    if property:
-                        # If property is set to True, then no need to pass
-                        # **kwargs and no need to invoke the call with
-                        # parenthesis '()'.
-                        assign_args[new_col] = self[col.name][func_name]
-                    else:
-                        # Pass *args and **kwargs as function accepts arguments.
-                        assign_args[new_col] = self[col.name][func_name](*args,
-                                                                         **kwargs)
-
-        return self.assign(**assign_args)
-
-    @property
-    def geometry(self):
-        """
-        DESCRIPTION:
-            Returns a GeoColumnExpression for a column containing geometry data.
-            If GeoDataFrame contains, multiple columns containing geometry data,
-            then it returns reference to only one of them.
-            Columns containing geometry data can be of following types:
-                1. ST_GEOMETRY
-                2. MBB
-                3. MBR
-            Refer 'GeoDataFrame.tdtypes' to view the Teradata column data types.
-
-            Note:
-                This property is used to execute any geospatial operation on
-                GeoDataFrame, i.e., any geospatial function executed on
-                GeoDataFrame, is executed on the geomtry column referenced by
-                this property.
-
-        RETURNS:
-            GeoDataFrameColumn
-
-        EXAMPLES:
-            >>> load_example_data("geodataframe", ["sample_cities", "sample_streets"])
-            >>> cities = GeoDataFrame("sample_cities")
-            >>> streets = GeoDataFrame("sample_streets")
-            >>> city_streets = cities.join(streets, how="cross", lsuffix="l", rsuffix="r")
-            >>> city_streets
-               l_skey  r_skey   city_name                                 city_shape  street_name              street_shape
-            0       0       1  Oceanville            POLYGON ((1 1,1 3,6 3,6 0,1 1))  Main Street  LINESTRING (2 2,3 2,4 1)
-            1       0       1  Oceanville            POLYGON ((1 1,1 3,6 3,6 0,1 1))   Coast Blvd  LINESTRING (12 12,18 17)
-            2       1       1     Seaside  POLYGON ((10 10,10 20,20 20,20 15,10 10))   Coast Blvd  LINESTRING (12 12,18 17)
-            3       1       1     Seaside  POLYGON ((10 10,10 20,20 20,20 15,10 10))  Main Street  LINESTRING (2 2,3 2,4 1)
-            >>>
-
-            # Check the name of the column containing geometry data, where
-            # 'geometry' property references.
-            >>> city_streets.geometry.name
-            'city_shape'
-            >>>
-
-            # Check all the column types.
-            >>> city_streets.tdtypes
-            l_skey                                    INTEGER()
-            r_skey                                    INTEGER()
-            city_name       VARCHAR(length=40, charset='LATIN')
-            city_shape                               GEOMETRY()
-            street_name     VARCHAR(length=40, charset='LATIN')
-            street_shape                             GEOMETRY()
-            >>>
-            >>>
-
-            # Set the 'geometry' property to refer 'street_shape' column.
-            >>> city_streets.geometry = city_streets.street_shape
-            >>> city_streets.geometry.name
-            'street_shape'
-            >>>
-
-            # Check whether the geometry referenced by 'geometry' property are 3D
-            # or not.
-            >>> city_streets.is_3D
-               l_skey  r_skey   city_name                                 city_shape  street_name              street_shape  is_3D_street_shape_geom
-            0       1       1     Seaside  POLYGON ((10 10,10 20,20 20,20 15,10 10))  Main Street  LINESTRING (2 2,3 2,4 1)                        0
-            1       1       1     Seaside  POLYGON ((10 10,10 20,20 20,20 15,10 10))   Coast Blvd  LINESTRING (12 12,18 17)                        0
-            2       0       1  Oceanville            POLYGON ((1 1,1 3,6 3,6 0,1 1))   Coast Blvd  LINESTRING (12 12,18 17)                        0
-            3       0       1  Oceanville            POLYGON ((1 1,1 3,6 3,6 0,1 1))  Main Street  LINESTRING (2 2,3 2,4 1)                        0
-            >>>
-
-            # Use the geometry property to execute multiple geospatial functions
-            # in conjunctions with GeoDataFrame.assign()
-            # Get the geometry type.
-            >>> geom_type = city_streets.geometry.geom_type
-            # Check if geometry is simple or not.
-            >>> is_simple = city_streets.geometry.is_simple
-            # Check if geometry is valid or not.
-            >>> is_valid = city_streets.geometry.is_valid
-            >>>
-            # Call GeoDataFrame.assign() and pass the above GeoDataFrameColumn, i.e.,
-            # ColumnExpressions as input.
-            >>> city_streets.assign(geom_type = geom_type,
-            ...                     is_simple = is_simple,
-            ...                     is_valid = is_valid
-            ...                     )
-               l_skey  r_skey   city_name                                 city_shape  street_name              street_shape      geom_type  is_simple  is_valid
-            0       0       1  Oceanville            POLYGON ((1 1,1 3,6 3,6 0,1 1))  Main Street  LINESTRING (2 2,3 2,4 1)  ST_LineString          1         1
-            1       0       1  Oceanville            POLYGON ((1 1,1 3,6 3,6 0,1 1))   Coast Blvd  LINESTRING (12 12,18 17)  ST_LineString          1         1
-            2       1       1     Seaside  POLYGON ((10 10,10 20,20 20,20 15,10 10))   Coast Blvd  LINESTRING (12 12,18 17)  ST_LineString          1         1
-            3       1       1     Seaside  POLYGON ((10 10,10 20,20 20,20 15,10 10))  Main Street  LINESTRING (2 2,3 2,4 1)  ST_LineString          1         1
-            >>>
-        """
-        # Check if attribute __geom_column is already set or not.
-        if self.__geom_column is not None:
-            return self.__geom_column
-        else:
-            # No geom column identified, iterate over the columns
-            # and set the attribute and return the same.
-            for col in self._metaexpr.c:
-                if isinstance(col.type, (GEOMETRY, MBR, MBB)):
-                    self.__geom_column = col
-                    return col
-
-    @geometry.setter
-    def geometry(self, column):
-        """
-        DESCRIPTION:
-            Sets the geometry property to new geometry column.
-
-        PARAMETERS:
-            column:
-                Required Argument.
-                Specifies the column used for setting the 'geometry'
-                property. Column passed to the function must contain the
-                geometry data, i.e., column should be of type GEOMETRY, MBR,
-                or MBB.
-                Types: str or GeoDataFrameColumn
-
-        RAISES:
-            TeradataMlException
-
-        EXAMPLES:
-            # Set the property by passing the column name.
-            df.geometry = "geom_column"
-
-            # Set the property by passing the GeoDataFrameColumn.
-            df.geometry = df.geom_column
-        """
-        awu_matrix = []
-        awu_matrix.append(["column", column, False, (str, GeoDataFrameColumn),
-                           True])
-
-        # Validate argument types
-        _Validators._validate_function_arguments(awu_matrix)
-
-        if isinstance(column, str):
-            column = getattr(self, column)
-
-        supported_types = (GEOMETRY, MBR, MBB)
-        if not isinstance(column.type, supported_types):
-            err_fmt = Messages.get_message(MessageCodes.INVALID_COLUMN_DATATYPE)
-            err_ = err_fmt.format(column.name, "column", "Supported",
-                                  supported_types)
-            raise TeradataMlException(err_, MessageCodes.INVALID_COLUMN_DATATYPE)
-
-        self.__geom_column = column
-
-    def _create_dataframe_from_node(self, nodeid, metaexpr, index_label, undropped_columns=None):
-        """
-        DESCRIPTION:
-            This function overrides the parent method, that creates the
-            dataframe from node, i.e., using '_Parent_from_node' function.
-
-            Parent class always returns a teradataml DataFrame, but for
-            GeoDataFrame, we will return teradataml DataFrame or teradataml
-            GeoDataFrame, based on whether the resultant DataFrame contains
-            geometry column or not.
-
-        PARAMETERS:
-            nodeid:
-                Required Argument.
-                Specifies the nodeid for the DataFrame or GeoDataFrame.
-                Types: str
-
-            metaexpr:
-                Required Argument.
-                Specifies the metadata for the resultant object.
-                Types: _MetaExpression
-
-            index_label:
-                Required Argument.
-                Specifies list specifying index column(s) for the DataFrame.
-                Types: str OR list of Strings (str)
-
-            undropped_columns:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies list of index column(s) to be retained as columns for printing.
-                Types: list
-
-        RETURNS:
-            teradataml DataFrame or teradataml GeoDataFrame
-
-        RAISES:
-            None
-
-        EXAMPLES:
-            self._create_dataframe_from_node(new_nodeid, new_meta,
-                                             self._index_label, undropped_columns)
-        """
-        # TODO: <DEPENDENT_ON_GEOMETRY_DATATYPES_SUPPORT_IN_teradatasqlalchemy>
-        #   1. Add the test cases.
-        #       a. Run teradataml DataFrame functions, that will result in
-        #           dropping the geometry datatype columns.
-        #       b. Run GeoDataFrame.assign() with "drop_columns=True" and
-        #           run geospatial function on a column, a function that will
-        #           not return the Geometry data type column.
-        #       All other cases, this should return the object of this class.
-        if not self._check_geom_column(metaexpr):
-            # If generated metaexpr does not contain a geometry column
-            # then we should return the teradataml DataFrame.
-            return DataFrame._from_node(nodeid, metaexpr, index_label, undropped_columns)
-        else:
-            # Return the teradataml GeoDataFrame.
-            return self._from_node(nodeid, metaexpr, index_label, undropped_columns)
-
-    def _get_metadata_from_metaexpr(self, metaexpr):
-        """
-        Private method for setting _metaexpr and retrieving column names and types.
-
-        PARAMETERS:
-            metaexpr - Parent meta data (_MetaExpression object).
-
-        RETURNS:
-            None
-
-        RAISES:
-            None
-
-        EXAMPLE:
-            self._get_metadata_from_metaexpr(metaexpr)
-        """
-        self._metaexpr = self._generate_child_metaexpr(metaexpr)
-        self._column_names_and_types = []
-        self._td_column_names_and_types = []
-        self._td_column_names_and_sqlalchemy_types = {}
-        for col in self._metaexpr.c:
-            if isinstance(col.type, sqlalchemy.sql.sqltypes.NullType):
-                tdtype = TeradataTypes.TD_NULL_TYPE.value
-            else:
-                tdtype = "{}".format(col.type)
-
-            self._column_names_and_types.append((str(col.name), UtilFuncs._teradata_type_to_python_type(col.type)))
-            self._td_column_names_and_types.append((str(col.name), tdtype))
-            self._td_column_names_and_sqlalchemy_types[(str(col.name)).lower()] = col.type
-
-            # Set the Geometry column, which will be used as "geometry"
-            # property.
-            if self.__geom_column is None and \
-                    isinstance(col.type, (GEOMETRY, MBR, MBB)):
-                self.__geom_column = col
-
-        if self.__geom_column is None:
-            error_code = MessageCodes.NO_GEOM_COLUMN_EXIST
-            raise TeradataMlException(Messages.get_message(error_code), error_code)
-
-
-    def _generate_child_metaexpr(self, metaexpr):
-        """
-        Internal function that generates the metaexpression by converting
-        _SQLColumnExpression to GeoDataFrameColumn.
-
-        PARAMETERS:
-            metaexpr:
-                Required Arguments.
-                Specifies the metaexpression to update.
-                Types: _MetaExpression
-
-        RETURNS:
-            _MetaExpression
-
-        RAISES:
-            None.
-
-        EXAMPLES:
-            self._metaexpr = self._generate_child_metaexpr(metaexpr)
-        """
-        metaexpr.c = [GeoDataFrameColumn(col.expression)
-                      if not isinstance(col, GeoDataFrameColumn) else col
-                      for col in metaexpr.c]
-        return metaexpr
-
-
+# ##################################################################
+#
+# Copyright 2021 Teradata. All rights reserved.
+# TERADATA CONFIDENTIAL AND TRADE SECRET
+#
+# Primary Owner: Pankaj Purandare (pankajvinod.purandare@teradata.com)
+# Secondary Owner:
+#
+# This file implements teradataml GeoDataFrame.
+# teradataml GeoDataFrame allows user to access table on Vantage
+# containing Geometry or Geospatial data.
+#
+# ##################################################################
+import sqlalchemy
+from teradataml.common.constants import GeospatialConstants, TeradataTypes
+from teradataml.common.messagecodes import MessageCodes
+from teradataml.common.messages import Messages
+from teradataml.common.utils import UtilFuncs
+from teradataml.common.exceptions import TeradataMlException
+from teradataml.dataframe.dataframe import DataFrame
+from teradataml.geospatial.geodataframecolumn import GeoDataFrameColumn
+from teradataml.plot.plot import _Plot
+from teradataml.utils.validators import _Validators
+from teradatasqlalchemy import (GEOMETRY, MBR, MBB)
+from teradatasqlalchemy.telemetry.queryband import collect_queryband
+
+class GeoDataFrame(DataFrame):
+    """
+    The teradataml GeoDataFrame enables data manipulation, exploration, and
+    analysis on tables, views, and queries on Teradata Vantage that contains
+    Geospatial data.
+    """
+
+    @collect_queryband(queryband="GDF")
+    def __init__(self, table_name=None, index=True, index_label=None,
+                 query=None, materialize=False):
+        """
+        Constructor for teradataml GeoDataFrame.
+
+        PARAMETERS:
+            table_name:
+                Optional Argument.
+                The table name or view name in Teradata Vantage referenced by this DataFrame.
+                Types: str
+
+            index:
+                Optional Argument.
+                True if using index column for sorting, otherwise False.
+                Default Value: True
+                Types: bool
+
+            index_label:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Column/s used for sorting.
+                Types: str OR list of Strings (str)
+
+            query:
+                Optional Argument.
+                SQL query for this Dataframe. Used by class method from_query.
+                Types: str
+
+            materialize:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Whether to materialize DataFrame or not when created.
+                Used by class method from_query.
+
+                One should use enable materialization, when the query passed
+                to from_query(), is expected to produce non-deterministic
+                results, when it is executed multiple times. Using this option
+                will help user to have deterministic results in the resulting
+                teradataml GeoDataFrame.
+                Default Value: False (No materialization)
+                Types: bool
+
+        EXAMPLES:
+            from teradataml.dataframe.dataframe import DataFrame
+            df = DataFrame("mytab")
+            df = DataFrame("myview")
+            df = DataFrame("myview", False)
+            df = DataFrame("mytab", True, "Col1, Col2")
+
+        RAISES:
+            TeradataMlException - TDMLDF_CREATE_FAIL
+        """
+        self.__geom_column = None
+        # Call super(), to process the inputs.
+        super().__init__(table_name=table_name, index=index,
+                         index_label=index_label, query=query,
+                         materialize=materialize)
+
+    def _check_geom_column(self, metaexpr=None):
+        """
+        DESCRIPTION:
+            Internal function to whether the metaexpr contains a geospatial
+            type column or not.
+
+        PARAMETERS:
+            metaexpr:
+                Required Argument.
+                Specifies the teradataml DataFrame/teradataml GeoDataFrame
+                metaexpr to validate for geospatial content.
+                Types: _MetaExpression
+
+        RETURNS:
+            boolean.
+            True if Geospatial data type column exists, False otherwise.
+
+        RAISES:
+            None.
+
+        EXAMPLES:
+            self._check_geom_column(metaexpr)
+        """
+        if metaexpr is None:
+            metaexpr = self._metaexpr.c
+        for col in metaexpr.c:
+            if isinstance(col.type, (GEOMETRY, MBR, MBB)):
+                return True
+        return False
+
+    @collect_queryband(queryband="GDF_plot")
+    def plot(self, x=None, y=None, kind="geometry", **kwargs):
+        """
+        DESCRIPTION:
+            Generate plots on teradataml GeoDataFrame. Following type of plots
+            are supported, which can be specified using argument "kind":
+                * geometry plot
+                * bar plot
+                * corr plot
+                * line plot
+                * mesh plot
+                * scatter plot
+                * wiggle plot
+            Notes:
+                * Geometry plot is generated based on geometry column in teradataml GeoDataFrame.
+                * Only the columns with ST_GEOMETRY type are allowed for generating geometry plot.
+                * The maximum size for ST_GEOMETRY must be less than or equal to 64000.
+                * The ST_GEOMETRY shape can be POINT, LINESTRING etc. It is POLGYON that allows
+                  filling of different colors.
+
+        PARAMETERS:
+            x:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies a GeoDataFrame column to use for the x-axis data.
+                Note:
+                    "x" is not significant for geometry plots. For other plots
+                    it is mandatory argument.
+                Types: teradataml GeoDataFrame Column
+
+            y:
+                Required Argument.
+                Specifies GeoDataFrame column(s) to use for the y-axis data.
+                Notes:
+                     * Geometry plot always requires geometry column and corresponding 'weight'
+                       column. 'weight' column represents the weight of a shape mentioned in
+                       geometry column.
+                     * If user does not specify geometry column, the default geometry column
+                       is considered for plotting.
+                Types: teradataml GeoDataFrame Column OR tuple of GeoDataFrame Column OR list of teradataml GeoDataFrame Columns.
+
+            scale:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies GeoDataFrame column to use for scale data to
+                wiggle and mesh plots.
+                Note:
+                    "scale" is significant for wiggle and mesh plots. Ignored for other
+                    type of plots.
+                Types: teradataml GeoDataFrame Column.
+
+            kind:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the kind of plot.
+                Permitted Values:
+                    * 'geometry'
+                    * 'line'
+                    * 'bar'
+                    * 'scatter'
+                    * 'corr'
+                    * 'wiggle'
+                    * 'mesh'
+                Default Value: geometry
+                Types: str
+
+            ax:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the axis for the plot.
+                Types: Axis
+
+            cmap:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the name of the colormap to be used for plotting.
+                Notes:
+                     * Significant only when corresponding type of plot is mesh or geometry.
+                     * Ignored for other type of plots.
+                Permitted Values:
+                    * All the colormaps mentioned in below URLs are supported.
+                        * https://matplotlib.org/stable/tutorials/colors/colormaps.html
+                        * https://matplotlib.org/cmocean/
+                Types: str
+
+            color:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the color for the plot.
+                Note:
+                    Hexadecimal color codes are not supported.
+                Permitted Values:
+                    * 'blue'
+                    * 'orange'
+                    * 'green'
+                    * 'red'
+                    * 'purple'
+                    * 'brown'
+                    * 'pink'
+                    * 'gray'
+                    * 'olive'
+                    * 'cyan'
+                    * Apart from above mentioned colors, the colors mentioned in
+                      https://xkcd.com/color/rgb are also supported.
+                Default Value: 'blue'
+                Types: str OR list of str
+
+            figure:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the figure for the plot.
+                Types: Figure
+
+            figsize:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the size of the figure in a tuple of 2 elements. First
+                element represents width of plot image in pixels and second
+                element represents height of plot image in pixels.
+                Default Value: (640, 480)
+                Types: tuple
+
+            figtype:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the type of the image to generate.
+                Permitted Values:
+                    * 'png'
+                    * 'jpg'
+                    * 'svg'
+                Default Value: png
+                Types: str
+
+            figdpi:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the dots per inch for the plot image.
+                Note:
+                    * Valid range for "dpi" is: 72 <= width <= 300.
+                Default Value: 100 for PNG and JPG Type image.
+                Types: int
+
+            grid_color:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the color of the grid.
+                Note:
+                    Hexadecimal color codes are not supported.
+                Permitted Values:
+                    * 'blue'
+                    * 'orange'
+                    * 'green'
+                    * 'red'
+                    * 'purple'
+                    * 'brown'
+                    * 'pink'
+                    * 'gray'
+                    * 'olive'
+                    * 'cyan'
+                    * Apart from above mentioned colors, the colors mentioned in
+                      https://xkcd.com/color/rgb are also supported.
+                Default Value: gray
+                Types: str
+
+            grid_format:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the format for the grid.
+                Types: str
+
+            grid_linestyle:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the line style of the grid.
+                Permitted Values:
+                    * -
+                    * --
+                    * -.
+                Default Value: -
+                Types: str
+
+            grid_linewidth:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the line width of the grid.
+                Note:
+                    Valid range for "grid_linewidth" is: 0.5 <= grid_linewidth <= 10.
+                Default Value: 0.8
+                Types: int OR float
+
+            heading:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the heading for the plot.
+                Types: str
+
+            legend:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the legend(s) for the Plot.
+                Types: str OR list of str
+
+            legend_style:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the location for legend to display on Plot image. By default,
+                legend is displayed at upper right corner.
+                Permitted Values:
+                    * 'upper right'
+                    * 'upper left'
+                    * 'lower right'
+                    * 'lower left'
+                    * 'right'
+                    * 'center left'
+                    * 'center right'
+                    * 'lower center'
+                    * 'upper center'
+                    * 'center'
+                Default Value: 'upper right'
+                Types: str
+
+            linestyle:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the line style for the plot.
+                Permitted Values:
+                    * -
+                    * --
+                    * -.
+                    * :
+                Default Value: -
+                Types: str OR list of str
+
+            linewidth:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the line width for the plot.
+                Note:
+                    Valid range for "linewidth" is: 0.5 <= linewidth <= 10.
+                Default Value: 0.8
+                Types: int OR float OR list of int OR list of float
+
+            marker:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the type of the marker to be used.
+                Permitted Values:
+                    All the markers mentioned in https://matplotlib.org/stable/api/markers_api.html
+                    are supported.
+                Types: str OR list of str
+
+            markersize:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the size of the marker.
+                Note:
+                    Valid range for "markersize" is: 1 <= markersize <= 20.
+                Default Value: 6
+                Types: int OR float OR list of int OR list of float
+
+            position:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the position of the axis in the figure. Accepts a tuple
+                of two elements where first element represents the row and second
+                element represents column.
+                Default Value: (1, 1)
+                Types: tuple
+
+            span:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the span of the axis in the figure. Accepts a tuple
+                of two elements where first element represents the row and second
+                element represents column.
+                For Example,
+                    Span of (2, 1) specifies the Axis occupies 2 rows and 1 column
+                    in Figure.
+                Default Value: (1, 1)
+                Types: tuple
+
+            reverse_xaxis:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies whether to reverse tick values on x-axis or not.
+                Default Value: False
+                Types: bool
+
+            reverse_yaxis:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies whether to reverse tick values on y-axis or not.
+                Default Value: False
+                Types: bool
+
+            series_identifier:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the teradataml GeoDataFrame Column which represents the
+                identifier for the data. As many plots as distinct "series_identifier"
+                are generated in a single Axis.
+                For example:
+                    consider the below data in teradataml GeoDataFrame.
+                           ID   x   y
+                        0  1    1   1
+                        1  1    2   2
+                        2  2   10  10
+                        3  2   20  20
+                    If "series_identifier" is not specified, simple plot is
+                    generated where every 'y' is plotted against 'x' in a
+                    single plot. However, specifying "series_identifier" as 'ID'
+                    generates two plots in a single axis. One plot is for ID 1
+                    and another plot is for ID 2.
+                Types: teradataml GeoDataFrame Column.
+
+            title:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the title for the Axis.
+                Types: str
+
+            xlabel:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the label for x-axis.
+                Notes:
+                     * When set to empty string, label is not displayed for x-axis.
+                     * When set to None, name of the x-axis column is displayed as
+                       label.
+                Types: str
+
+            xlim:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the range for xtick values.
+                Types: tuple
+
+            xtick_format:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies whether to format tick values for x-axis or not.
+                Types: str
+
+            ylabel:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the label for y-axis.
+                Notes:
+                     * When set to empty string, label is not displayed for y-axis.
+                     * When set to None, name of the y-axis column(s) is displayed as
+                       label.
+                Types: str
+
+            ylim:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the range for ytick values.
+                Types: tuple
+
+            ytick_format:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies whether to format tick values for y-axis or not.
+                Types: str
+
+            vmin:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the lower range of the color map. By default, the range
+                is derived from data and color codes are assigned accordingly.
+                Note:
+                    "vmin" Significant only for Geometry Plot.
+                Types: int OR float
+
+            vmax:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the upper range of the color map. By default, the range is
+                derived from data and color codes are assigned accordingly.
+                Note:
+                    "vmax" Significant only for Geometry Plot.
+                For example:
+                    Assuming user wants to use colormap 'matter' and derive the colors for
+                    values which are in between 1 and 100.
+                    Note:
+                        colormap 'matter' starts with Pale Yellow and ends with Violet.
+                    * If "colormap_range" is not specified, then range is derived from
+                      existing values. Thus, colors are represented as below in the whole range:
+                      * 1 as Pale Yellow.
+                      * 100 as Violet.
+                    * If "colormap_range" is specified as -100 and 100, the value 1 is at middle of
+                      the specified range. Thus, colors are represented as below in the whole range:
+                      * -100 as Pale Yellow.
+                      * 1 as Orange.
+                      * 100 as Violet.
+                Types: int OR float
+
+            wiggle_fill:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies whether to fill the wiggle area or not. By default, the right
+                positive half of the wiggle is not filled. If specified as True, wiggle
+                area is filled.
+                Note:
+                    Applicable only for the wiggle plot.
+                Default Value: False
+                Types: bool
+
+            wiggle_scale:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies the scale of the wiggle. By default, the amplitude of wiggle is scaled
+                relative to RMS of the first payload.  In certain cases, it can lead to excessively
+                large wiggles. Use "wiggle_scale" to adjust the relative size of the wiggle.
+                Note:
+                    Applicable only for the wiggle and mesh plots.
+                Types: int OR float
+
+            ignore_nulls:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies whether to delete rows with null values or not present in 'x', 'y' and
+                'scale' params.
+                Default Value: False
+                Types: bool
+
+
+        RAISES:
+            TeradataMlException
+
+        EXAMPLES:
+            >>> load_example_data("geodataframe", ["sample_shapes"])
+            >>> shapes_df = GeoDataFrame("sample_shapes")
+            >>> shapes_df
+                                              points                     linestrings                        polygons                geom_collections                     geosequence
+                skey
+                1006    POINT (235.52 54.546 7.4564)  LINESTRING (1.35 3.6456 4.5,3.  POLYGON ((0 0 0,0 0 20,0 20 0,                            None                            None
+                1007  MULTIPOINT (1 1,1 3,6 3,10 5,2  MULTILINESTRING ((1 1,1 3,6 3)  MULTIPOLYGON (((1 1,1 3,6 3,6                             None                            None
+                1005                   POINT (1 3 5)  LINESTRING (1 3 6,3 0 6,6 0 1)  POLYGON ((0 0 0,0 0 20.435,0.0  GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (POINT (10                             None
+                1004                POINT (10 20 30)  LINESTRING (10 20 30,40 50 60,  POLYGON ((0 0 0,0 10 20,20 20   GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (POINT (10                             None
+                1003           POINT (235.52 54.546)  LINESTRING (1.35 3.6456,3.6756  POLYGON ((0.6 0.8,0.6 20.8,20.                            None                            None
+                1001                   POINT (10 20)    LINESTRING (1 1,2 2,3 3,4 4)  POLYGON ((0 0,0 20,20 20,20 0,  GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (POINT (10   GEOSEQUENCE((10 20,30 40,50 60
+                1002                     POINT (1 3)        LINESTRING (1 3,3 0,0 1)  POLYGON ((0 0,0 20,20 20,20 0,                            None  GEOSEQUENCE((10 10,15 15,-2 0)
+                1009  MULTIPOINT (10 20 30,40 50 60,  MULTILINESTRING ((10 20 30,40   MULTIPOLYGON (((0 0 0,0 20 20,                            None                            None
+                1008  MULTIPOINT (1.65 1.76,1.23 3.7  MULTILINESTRING ((1 3,3 0,0 1)  MULTIPOLYGON (((0 0,0 20,20 20                            None                            None
+                1010  MULTIPOINT (10.345 20.32 30.6,  MULTILINESTRING ((1 3 6,3 0 6,  MULTIPOLYGON (((0 0 0,0 0 20,0                            None                            None
+            >>>
+            >>> load_example_data("geodataframe", ["us_population", "us_states_shapes"])
+            >>> us_population = DataFrame("us_population")
+            >>> us_population
+                       location_type  population_year  population
+            state_name
+            Georgia            State             1930   2908506.0
+            Georgia            State             1950   3444578.0
+            Georgia            State             1960   3943116.0
+            Georgia            State             1970   4589575.0
+            Georgia            State             1990   6478216.0
+            Georgia            State             2000   8186453.0
+            Georgia            State             1980   5463105.0
+            Georgia            State             1940   3123723.0
+            Georgia            State             1920   2895832.0
+            Georgia            State             1910   2609121.0
+            >>> us_states_shapes = GeoDataFrame("us_states_shapes")
+            >>> us_states_shapes
+                   state_name                     state_shape
+            id
+            NM     New Mexico  POLYGON ((472.45213 324.75551,
+            VA       Virginia  POLYGON ((908.75086 270.98255,
+            ND   North Dakota  POLYGON ((556.50879 73.847349,
+            OK       Oklahoma  POLYGON ((609.50526 322.91131,
+            WI      Wisconsin  POLYGON ((705.79187 134.80299,
+            RI   Rhode Island  POLYGON ((946.50841 152.08022,
+            HI         Hawaii  POLYGON ((416.34965 514.99923,
+            KY       Kentucky  POLYGON ((693.17367 317.18459,
+            WV  West Virginia  POLYGON ((836.73002 223.71281,
+            NJ     New Jersey  POLYGON ((916.80709 207.30914,
+            >>>
+            >>> # Join shapes with population and filter only 1990 data.
+            >>> population_data = us_states_shapes.join(us_population,
+            ...                                         on=us_population.state_name == us_states_shapes.state_name,
+            ...                                         lsuffix="us",
+            ...                                         rsuffix="t2")
+            >>> population_data = population_data.select(["us_state_name", "state_shape", "population_year", "population"])
+            >>> type(population_data)
+            teradataml.geospatial.geodataframe.GeoDataFrame
+            >>>
+
+            # Example 1: Generate the geometry plot to show the density of population
+            #            across the US states in year 1990.
+            >>> population_data_1990 = population_data[population_data.population_year == 1990]
+            >>> population_data_1990
+               us_state_name                     state_shape  population_year  population
+            0     New Mexico  POLYGON ((472.45213 324.75551,             1990   1515069.0
+            1         Hawaii  POLYGON ((416.34965 514.99923,             1990   1108229.0
+            2       Kentucky  POLYGON ((693.17367 317.18459,             1990   3685296.0
+            3     New Jersey  POLYGON ((916.80709 207.30914,             1990   7730188.0
+            4   North Dakota  POLYGON ((556.50879 73.847349,             1990    638800.0
+            5       Oklahoma  POLYGON ((609.50526 322.91131,             1990   3145585.0
+            6  West Virginia  POLYGON ((836.73002 223.71281,             1990   1793477.0
+            7      Wisconsin  POLYGON ((705.79187 134.80299,             1990   4891769.0
+            8       Virginia  POLYGON ((908.75086 270.98255,             1990   6187358.0
+            9   Rhode Island  POLYGON ((946.50841 152.08022,             1990   1003464.0
+            >>>
+            >>> # Define Figure.
+            >>> from teradataml import Figure
+            >>> figure = Figure(width=1500, height=862, heading="Geometry Plot")
+            >>> figure.heading = "Geometry Plot"
+            >>>
+            >>> plot_1990 = population_data_1990.plot(y=population_data_1990.population,
+            ...                                       cmap='rainbow',
+            ...                                       figure=figure,
+            ...                                       reverse_yaxis=True,
+            ...                                       title="US 1990 Population",
+            ...                                       xlabel="",
+            ...                                       ylabel="")
+            >>>
+            >>> plot_1990.show()
+
+            # Example 2: Plot a geometry plot for a single polygon to visualize the shape.
+            # Note: X-axis is not significant in geometry plot. Y-axis can be a tuple,
+            #       first element represents weight of geometry shape and second element
+            #       represents the geometry column. Since color of geometry shape is generated
+            #       based on first column and since the example is to plot a single polygon,
+            #       the first element in tuple is not significant.
+            >>> # Generate GeoDataFrame which has single Polygon.
+            >>> single_polygon_df = shapes_df[shapes_df.skey==1004]
+            >>> single_polygon_df.plot(y=(single_polygon_df.skey, single_polygon_df.polygons))
+
+            # Example 3: Generate a bar plot on a GeoDataFrame.
+            #     Note: The below example shows how the population of the United States
+            #           changed from 1910 to 2020.
+            >>> population_data.plot(x=population_data.population_year, y=population_data.population, kind="bar")
+
+            # Example 4: Generate a subplot on a GeoDataFrame to show the rate of population increase over 4 decades.
+            # Create DataFrames for population in the year 2020, 2010, 2000, 1990.
+            >>> df_2020 = population_data[population_data.population_year == 2020]
+            >>> df_2010 = population_data[population_data.population_year == 2010]
+            >>> df_2000 = population_data[population_data.population_year == 2000]
+            >>> df_1990 = population_data[population_data.population_year == 1990]
+
+            # Define subplot.
+            >>> fig, axes = subplots(nrows=2, ncols=2)
+
+            >>> plot_population = df_1990.plot(y=(df_1990.population, df_1990.state_shape),
+            ...                                   cmap='rainbow',
+            ...                                   figure=fig,
+            ...                                   ax=axes[0],
+            ...                                   reverse_yaxis=True,
+            ...                                   vmin=55036.0,
+            ...                                   vmax=39538223.0,
+            ...                                   heading="US Population growth over 4 decades",
+            ...                                   title="US 1990 Population",
+            ...                                   xlabel="",
+            ...                                   yylabel="")
+            >>> plot_population = df_2000.plot(y=(df_2000.population, df_2000.state_shape),
+            ...                                   cmap='rainbow',
+            ...                                   figure=fig,
+            ...                                   ax=axes[1],
+            ...                                   reverse_yaxis=True,
+            ...                                   vmin=55036.0,
+            ...                                   vmax=39538223.0,
+            ...                                   heading="US Population growth over 4 decades",
+            ...                                   title="US 2000 Population",
+            ...                                   xlabel="",
+            ...                                   ylabel="")
+            >>> plot_population = df_2010.plot(x=df_2010.population_year,
+            ...                                y=(df_2010.population, df_2010.state_shape),
+            ...                                cmap='rainbow',
+            ...                                figure=fig,
+            ...                                ax=axes[2],
+            ...                                reverse_yaxis=True,
+            ...                                vmin=55036.0,
+            ...                                vmax=39538223.0,
+            ...                                heading="US Population growth over 4 decades",
+            ...                                title="US 2010 Population",
+            ...                                xlabel="",
+            ...                                ylabel="",
+            ...                                xtick_values_format="")
+            >>> plot_population = df_2020.plot(x=df_2020.population_year,
+            ...                                y=(df_2020.population, df_2020.state_shape),
+            ...                                cmap='rainbow',
+            ...                                figure=fig,
+            ...                                ax=axes[3],
+            ...                                reverse_yaxis=True,
+            ...                                vmin=55036.0,
+            ...                                vmax=39538223.0,
+            ...                                heading="US Population growth over 4 decades",
+            ...                                title="US 2020 Population",
+            ...                                xlabel="",
+            ...                                ylabel="",
+            ...                                xtick_values_format="")
+            >>> # Show the plot.
+            >>> plot_population.show()
+
+        """
+        if kind == "geometry":
+            # x is not really required for geometry plot. So, users can pass a None here.
+            # However, UAF needs all the records to be a Non NULL value. So, construct x with
+            # a dummy value.
+            x = x if x is not None else 1
+            y = UtilFuncs._as_list(y)
+
+            # For geometry plot, x axis is not significant really.
+            # They do not mean any thing.
+            kwargs["xlabel"] = ""
+            kwargs["xtick_values_format"] = ""
+
+            # Geometry plot always need a tuple. Second
+            # element should be a Geometry column. If user does not
+            # specify a tuple, convert it to tuple by using default geometry column.
+            # use "geometry" API.
+            _get_y_axis = lambda x: x if isinstance(x, tuple) else (x, self.geometry)
+            y = [_get_y_axis(arg) for arg in y]
+
+        plot = _Plot(x=x, y=y, kind=kind, **kwargs)
+        return plot
+
+    def __getattr__(self, name):
+        """
+        Returns an attribute of the GeoDataFrame.
+
+        PARAMETERS:
+            name:
+                Required Argument.
+                Specifies the name of the attribute.
+                Types: str
+
+        RETURNS:
+            Return the value of the named attribute of object (if found).
+
+        EXAMPLES:
+            df = GeoDataFrame('table')
+
+            # You can access a column from the teradataml GeoDataFrame.
+            df.c1
+
+        RAISES:
+            Attribute Error when the named attribute is not found.
+        """
+
+        # Look in the underlying _MetaExpression for columns
+        for col in self._metaexpr.c:
+            if col.name == name:
+                col._parent_df = self
+                return col
+
+        # If "name" is present in any of the following 'GeospatialConstants'
+        #   1. GeospatialConstants.PROPERTY_TO_NO_ARG_SQL_FUNCTION_NAME
+        #   2. GeospatialConstants.METHOD_TO_ARG_ACCEPTING_SQL_FUNCTION_NAME
+        #   3. GeospatialConstants.METHOD_TO_NO_ARG_SQL_FUNCTION_NAME
+        # that means, it's a function that operates on Geometry Data.
+        #
+        # Look for such function names.
+        if name in GeospatialConstants.PROPERTY_TO_NO_ARG_SQL_FUNCTION_NAME.value:
+            # Geospatial functions which are exposed as property of teradataml
+            # GeoDataFrame.
+            return self.__process_geometry(func_name=name, all_geom=False,
+                                           property=True)
+
+        if name in GeospatialConstants.METHOD_TO_ARG_ACCEPTING_SQL_FUNCTION_NAME.value \
+                or name in GeospatialConstants.METHOD_TO_NO_ARG_SQL_FUNCTION_NAME.value:
+            # Geospatial functions which are exposed as method of teradataml
+            # GeoDataFrame.
+            return lambda *args, **kwargs: \
+                self.__process_geometry(name, *args, **kwargs)
+
+        # TODO - Raise error or Keep it open ended to accept SQL Function names.
+        raise AttributeError("'GeoDataFrame' object has no attribute %s" % name)
+
+    @collect_queryband(arg_name="func_name", prefix="GDF")
+    def __process_geometry(self, func_name, *args, **kwargs):
+        """
+        Function helps to execute the Geospatial function on the column(s)
+        containing geometry data.
+
+        PARAMETERS:
+            func_name:
+                Required Argument.
+                Specifies the name of the function to execute.
+                Types: string
+
+            all_geom:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies whether to execute the function on all geometry
+                columns in the GeoDataFrame or not.
+                When set to 'True', geospatial function specified in
+                "func_name", is executed on all the columns containing
+                geometry data, i.e., geospatial data.
+                When set to 'False', geospatial function specified in
+                "func_name", is executed only on the column represented
+                by the 'GeoDataFrame.geometry' property.
+                Default Value: False
+                Types: bool
+
+            property:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies whether the function being executed should be treated
+                as GeoDataFrame property or not.
+                When set to 'True', geospatial function specified in
+                "func_name", is treated as property, otherwise treated as
+                method.
+                Default Value: False
+                Types: bool
+
+            *args:
+                Positional arguments passed to the method, i.e., geospatial
+                function.
+
+            **kwargs:
+                Keyword arguments passed to the method, i.e., geospatial
+                function.
+
+        RETURNS:
+            DataFrame or GeoDataFrame
+
+        RAISES:
+            None.
+
+        EXAMPLES:
+            self.__process_geometry(fname, all_geom, False, *c, **kwargs)
+        """
+        property = kwargs.pop("property", False)
+        all_geom = kwargs.pop("all_geom", False)
+        assign_args = {}
+        if not all_geom:
+            # Function will be run only on column represented by
+            # 'GeoDataFrame.geometry' property.
+            new_col = "{}_{}_geom".format(func_name, self.geometry.name)
+            if property:
+                # If property is set to True, then no need to pass **kwargs and
+                # no need to invoke the call with parenthesis '()'.
+                assign_args[new_col] = self.geometry[func_name]
+            else:
+                # Pass *args and **kwargs as function accepts arguments.
+                assign_args[new_col] = self.geometry[func_name](*args, **kwargs)
+        else:
+            # Function will be run on all column(s) containing geometry data.
+            # Columns containing geometry data can be following types:
+            #   1. ST_GEOMETRY
+            #   2. MBR
+            #   3. MBB
+            for col in self._metaexpr.c:
+                if col.type in [GEOMETRY, MBR, MBB]:
+                    new_col = "{}_{}".format(func_name, col.name)
+                    if property:
+                        # If property is set to True, then no need to pass
+                        # **kwargs and no need to invoke the call with
+                        # parenthesis '()'.
+                        assign_args[new_col] = self[col.name][func_name]
+                    else:
+                        # Pass *args and **kwargs as function accepts arguments.
+                        assign_args[new_col] = self[col.name][func_name](*args,
+                                                                         **kwargs)
+
+        return self.assign(**assign_args)
+
+    @property
+    def geometry(self):
+        """
+        DESCRIPTION:
+            Returns a GeoColumnExpression for a column containing geometry data.
+            If GeoDataFrame contains, multiple columns containing geometry data,
+            then it returns reference to only one of them.
+            Columns containing geometry data can be of following types:
+                1. ST_GEOMETRY
+                2. MBB
+                3. MBR
+            Refer 'GeoDataFrame.tdtypes' to view the Teradata column data types.
+
+            Note:
+                This property is used to execute any geospatial operation on
+                GeoDataFrame, i.e., any geospatial function executed on
+                GeoDataFrame, is executed on the geomtry column referenced by
+                this property.
+
+        RETURNS:
+            GeoDataFrameColumn
+
+        EXAMPLES:
+            >>> load_example_data("geodataframe", ["sample_cities", "sample_streets"])
+            >>> cities = GeoDataFrame("sample_cities")
+            >>> streets = GeoDataFrame("sample_streets")
+            >>> city_streets = cities.join(streets, how="cross", lsuffix="l", rsuffix="r")
+            >>> city_streets
+               l_skey  r_skey   city_name                                 city_shape  street_name              street_shape
+            0       0       1  Oceanville            POLYGON ((1 1,1 3,6 3,6 0,1 1))  Main Street  LINESTRING (2 2,3 2,4 1)
+            1       0       1  Oceanville            POLYGON ((1 1,1 3,6 3,6 0,1 1))   Coast Blvd  LINESTRING (12 12,18 17)
+            2       1       1     Seaside  POLYGON ((10 10,10 20,20 20,20 15,10 10))   Coast Blvd  LINESTRING (12 12,18 17)
+            3       1       1     Seaside  POLYGON ((10 10,10 20,20 20,20 15,10 10))  Main Street  LINESTRING (2 2,3 2,4 1)
+            >>>
+
+            # Check the name of the column containing geometry data, where
+            # 'geometry' property references.
+            >>> city_streets.geometry.name
+            'city_shape'
+            >>>
+
+            # Check all the column types.
+            >>> city_streets.tdtypes
+            l_skey                                    INTEGER()
+            r_skey                                    INTEGER()
+            city_name       VARCHAR(length=40, charset='LATIN')
+            city_shape                               GEOMETRY()
+            street_name     VARCHAR(length=40, charset='LATIN')
+            street_shape                             GEOMETRY()
+            >>>
+            >>>
+
+            # Set the 'geometry' property to refer 'street_shape' column.
+            >>> city_streets.geometry = city_streets.street_shape
+            >>> city_streets.geometry.name
+            'street_shape'
+            >>>
+
+            # Check whether the geometry referenced by 'geometry' property are 3D
+            # or not.
+            >>> city_streets.is_3D
+               l_skey  r_skey   city_name                                 city_shape  street_name              street_shape  is_3D_street_shape_geom
+            0       1       1     Seaside  POLYGON ((10 10,10 20,20 20,20 15,10 10))  Main Street  LINESTRING (2 2,3 2,4 1)                        0
+            1       1       1     Seaside  POLYGON ((10 10,10 20,20 20,20 15,10 10))   Coast Blvd  LINESTRING (12 12,18 17)                        0
+            2       0       1  Oceanville            POLYGON ((1 1,1 3,6 3,6 0,1 1))   Coast Blvd  LINESTRING (12 12,18 17)                        0
+            3       0       1  Oceanville            POLYGON ((1 1,1 3,6 3,6 0,1 1))  Main Street  LINESTRING (2 2,3 2,4 1)                        0
+            >>>
+
+            # Use the geometry property to execute multiple geospatial functions
+            # in conjunctions with GeoDataFrame.assign()
+            # Get the geometry type.
+            >>> geom_type = city_streets.geometry.geom_type
+            # Check if geometry is simple or not.
+            >>> is_simple = city_streets.geometry.is_simple
+            # Check if geometry is valid or not.
+            >>> is_valid = city_streets.geometry.is_valid
+            >>>
+            # Call GeoDataFrame.assign() and pass the above GeoDataFrameColumn, i.e.,
+            # ColumnExpressions as input.
+            >>> city_streets.assign(geom_type = geom_type,
+            ...                     is_simple = is_simple,
+            ...                     is_valid = is_valid
+            ...                     )
+               l_skey  r_skey   city_name                                 city_shape  street_name              street_shape      geom_type  is_simple  is_valid
+            0       0       1  Oceanville            POLYGON ((1 1,1 3,6 3,6 0,1 1))  Main Street  LINESTRING (2 2,3 2,4 1)  ST_LineString          1         1
+            1       0       1  Oceanville            POLYGON ((1 1,1 3,6 3,6 0,1 1))   Coast Blvd  LINESTRING (12 12,18 17)  ST_LineString          1         1
+            2       1       1     Seaside  POLYGON ((10 10,10 20,20 20,20 15,10 10))   Coast Blvd  LINESTRING (12 12,18 17)  ST_LineString          1         1
+            3       1       1     Seaside  POLYGON ((10 10,10 20,20 20,20 15,10 10))  Main Street  LINESTRING (2 2,3 2,4 1)  ST_LineString          1         1
+            >>>
+        """
+        # Check if attribute __geom_column is already set or not.
+        if self.__geom_column is not None:
+            return self.__geom_column
+        else:
+            # No geom column identified, iterate over the columns
+            # and set the attribute and return the same.
+            for col in self._metaexpr.c:
+                if isinstance(col.type, (GEOMETRY, MBR, MBB)):
+                    self.__geom_column = col
+                    return col
+
+    @geometry.setter
+    def geometry(self, column):
+        """
+        DESCRIPTION:
+            Sets the geometry property to new geometry column.
+
+        PARAMETERS:
+            column:
+                Required Argument.
+                Specifies the column used for setting the 'geometry'
+                property. Column passed to the function must contain the
+                geometry data, i.e., column should be of type GEOMETRY, MBR,
+                or MBB.
+                Types: str or GeoDataFrameColumn
+
+        RAISES:
+            TeradataMlException
+
+        EXAMPLES:
+            # Set the property by passing the column name.
+            df.geometry = "geom_column"
+
+            # Set the property by passing the GeoDataFrameColumn.
+            df.geometry = df.geom_column
+        """
+        awu_matrix = []
+        awu_matrix.append(["column", column, False, (str, GeoDataFrameColumn),
+                           True])
+
+        # Validate argument types
+        _Validators._validate_function_arguments(awu_matrix)
+
+        if isinstance(column, str):
+            column = getattr(self, column)
+
+        supported_types = (GEOMETRY, MBR, MBB)
+        if not isinstance(column.type, supported_types):
+            err_fmt = Messages.get_message(MessageCodes.INVALID_COLUMN_DATATYPE)
+            err_ = err_fmt.format(column.name, "column", "Supported",
+                                  supported_types)
+            raise TeradataMlException(err_, MessageCodes.INVALID_COLUMN_DATATYPE)
+
+        self.__geom_column = column
+
+    def _create_dataframe_from_node(self, nodeid, metaexpr, index_label, undropped_columns=None):
+        """
+        DESCRIPTION:
+            This function overrides the parent method, that creates the
+            dataframe from node, i.e., using '_Parent_from_node' function.
+
+            Parent class always returns a teradataml DataFrame, but for
+            GeoDataFrame, we will return teradataml DataFrame or teradataml
+            GeoDataFrame, based on whether the resultant DataFrame contains
+            geometry column or not.
+
+        PARAMETERS:
+            nodeid:
+                Required Argument.
+                Specifies the nodeid for the DataFrame or GeoDataFrame.
+                Types: str
+
+            metaexpr:
+                Required Argument.
+                Specifies the metadata for the resultant object.
+                Types: _MetaExpression
+
+            index_label:
+                Required Argument.
+                Specifies list specifying index column(s) for the DataFrame.
+                Types: str OR list of Strings (str)
+
+            undropped_columns:
+                Optional Argument.
+                Specifies list of index column(s) to be retained as columns for printing.
+                Types: list
+
+        RETURNS:
+            teradataml DataFrame or teradataml GeoDataFrame
+
+        RAISES:
+            None
+
+        EXAMPLES:
+            self._create_dataframe_from_node(new_nodeid, new_meta,
+                                             self._index_label, undropped_columns)
+        """
+        # TODO: <DEPENDENT_ON_GEOMETRY_DATATYPES_SUPPORT_IN_teradatasqlalchemy>
+        #   1. Add the test cases.
+        #       a. Run teradataml DataFrame functions, that will result in
+        #           dropping the geometry datatype columns.
+        #       b. Run GeoDataFrame.assign() with "drop_columns=True" and
+        #           run geospatial function on a column, a function that will
+        #           not return the Geometry data type column.
+        #       All other cases, this should return the object of this class.
+        if not self._check_geom_column(metaexpr):
+            # If generated metaexpr does not contain a geometry column
+            # then we should return the teradataml DataFrame.
+            return DataFrame._from_node(nodeid, metaexpr, index_label, undropped_columns)
+        else:
+            # Return the teradataml GeoDataFrame.
+            return self._from_node(nodeid, metaexpr, index_label, undropped_columns)
+
+    def _get_metadata_from_metaexpr(self, metaexpr):
+        """
+        Private method for setting _metaexpr and retrieving column names and types.
+
+        PARAMETERS:
+            metaexpr - Parent meta data (_MetaExpression object).
+
+        RETURNS:
+            None
+
+        RAISES:
+            None
+
+        EXAMPLE:
+            self._get_metadata_from_metaexpr(metaexpr)
+        """
+        self._metaexpr = self._generate_child_metaexpr(metaexpr)
+        self._column_names_and_types = []
+        self._td_column_names_and_types = []
+        self._td_column_names_and_sqlalchemy_types = {}
+        for col in self._metaexpr.c:
+            if isinstance(col.type, sqlalchemy.sql.sqltypes.NullType):
+                tdtype = TeradataTypes.TD_NULL_TYPE.value
+            else:
+                tdtype = "{}".format(col.type)
+
+            self._column_names_and_types.append((str(col.name), UtilFuncs._teradata_type_to_python_type(col.type)))
+            self._td_column_names_and_types.append((str(col.name), tdtype))
+            self._td_column_names_and_sqlalchemy_types[(str(col.name)).lower()] = col.type
+
+            # Set the Geometry column, which will be used as "geometry"
+            # property.
+            if self.__geom_column is None and \
+                    isinstance(col.type, (GEOMETRY, MBR, MBB)):
+                self.__geom_column = col
+
+        if self.__geom_column is None:
+            error_code = MessageCodes.NO_GEOM_COLUMN_EXIST
+            raise TeradataMlException(Messages.get_message(error_code), error_code)
+
+    def _generate_child_metaexpr(self, metaexpr):
+        """
+        Internal function that generates the metaexpression by converting
+        _SQLColumnExpression to GeoDataFrameColumn.
+
+        PARAMETERS:
+            metaexpr:
+                Required Arguments.
+                Specifies the metaexpression to update.
+                Types: _MetaExpression
+
+        RETURNS:
+            _MetaExpression
+
+        RAISES:
+            None.
+
+        EXAMPLES:
+            self._metaexpr = self._generate_child_metaexpr(metaexpr)
+        """
+        metaexpr.c = [GeoDataFrameColumn(col.expression)
+                      if not isinstance(col, GeoDataFrameColumn) else col
+                      for col in metaexpr.c]
+        return metaexpr