voxcity 0.6.26__py3-none-any.whl → 1.0.2__py3-none-any.whl

voxcity/geoprocessor/polygon.py

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-"""
-Module for handling GeoJSON data related to building footprints and heights.
-
-This module provides functionality for loading, filtering, transforming and saving GeoJSON data,
-with a focus on building footprints and their height information. It includes functions for
-coordinate transformations, spatial filtering, and height data extraction from various sources.
-"""
-
-# Required imports for GIS operations, data manipulation and file handling
-import geopandas as gpd
-import json
-from shapely.geometry import Polygon, Point, shape
-from shapely.errors import GEOSException, ShapelyError
-import pandas as pd
-import numpy as np
-import gzip
-from typing import List, Dict
-from pyproj import Transformer, CRS
-import rasterio
-from rasterio.mask import mask
-import copy
-from rtree import index
-
-from .utils import validate_polygon_coordinates
-
-def filter_and_convert_gdf_to_geojson(gdf, rectangle_vertices):
-    """
-    Filter a GeoDataFrame by a bounding rectangle and convert to GeoJSON format.
-    
-    This function performs spatial filtering on a GeoDataFrame using a bounding rectangle,
-    and converts the filtered data to GeoJSON format. It handles both Polygon and MultiPolygon
-    geometries, splitting MultiPolygons into separate Polygon features.
-    
-    Args:
-        gdf (GeoDataFrame): Input GeoDataFrame containing building data
-            Must have 'geometry' and 'height' columns
-            Any CRS is accepted, will be converted to WGS84 if needed
-        rectangle_vertices (list): List of (lon, lat) tuples defining the bounding rectangle
-            Must be in WGS84 (EPSG:4326) coordinate system
-            Must form a valid rectangle (4 vertices, clockwise or counterclockwise)
-        
-    Returns:
-        list: List of GeoJSON features within the bounding rectangle
-            Each feature contains:
-            - geometry: Polygon coordinates in WGS84
-            - properties: Dictionary with 'height', 'confidence', and 'id'
-            - type: Always "Feature"
-    
-    Memory Optimization:
-        - Uses spatial indexing for efficient filtering
-        - Downcasts numeric columns to save memory
-        - Cleans up intermediate data structures
-        - Splits MultiPolygons into separate features
-    """
-    # Reproject to WGS84 if necessary for consistent coordinate system
-    if gdf.crs != 'EPSG:4326':
-        gdf = gdf.to_crs(epsg=4326)
-
-    # Downcast 'height' to float32 to save memory
-    gdf['height'] = pd.to_numeric(gdf['height'], downcast='float')
-
-    # Add 'confidence' column with default value for height reliability
-    gdf['confidence'] = -1.0
-
-    # Create shapely polygon from rectangle vertices for spatial filtering
-    rectangle_polygon = Polygon(rectangle_vertices)
-
-    # Use spatial index to efficiently filter geometries that intersect with rectangle
-    gdf.sindex  # Ensure spatial index is built
-    possible_matches_index = list(gdf.sindex.intersection(rectangle_polygon.bounds))
-    possible_matches = gdf.iloc[possible_matches_index]
-    precise_matches = possible_matches[possible_matches.intersects(rectangle_polygon)]
-    filtered_gdf = precise_matches.copy()
-
-    # Delete intermediate data to save memory
-    del gdf, possible_matches, precise_matches
-
-    # Create GeoJSON features from filtered geometries
-    features = []
-    feature_id = 1
-    for idx, row in filtered_gdf.iterrows():
-        geom = row['geometry'].__geo_interface__
-        properties = {
-            'height': row['height'],
-            'confidence': row['confidence'],
-            'id': feature_id
-        }
-
-        # Handle MultiPolygon by splitting into separate Polygon features
-        if geom['type'] == 'MultiPolygon':
-            for polygon_coords in geom['coordinates']:
-                single_geom = {
-                    'type': 'Polygon',
-                    'coordinates': polygon_coords
-                }
-                feature = {
-                    'type': 'Feature',
-                    'properties': properties.copy(),  # Use copy to avoid shared references
-                    'geometry': single_geom
-                }
-                features.append(feature)
-                feature_id += 1
-        elif geom['type'] == 'Polygon':
-            feature = {
-                'type': 'Feature',
-                'properties': properties,
-                'geometry': geom
-            }
-            features.append(feature)
-            feature_id += 1
-        else:
-            pass  # Skip other geometry types
-
-    # Create a FeatureCollection
-    geojson = {
-        'type': 'FeatureCollection',
-        'features': features
-    }
-
-    # Clean up memory
-    del filtered_gdf, features
-
-    return geojson["features"]
-
-def get_geojson_from_gpkg(gpkg_path, rectangle_vertices):
-    """
-    Read a GeoPackage file and convert it to GeoJSON format within a bounding rectangle.
-    
-    Args:
-        gpkg_path (str): Path to the GeoPackage file
-        rectangle_vertices (list): List of (lon, lat) tuples defining the bounding rectangle
-        
-    Returns:
-        list: List of GeoJSON features within the bounding rectangle
-    """
-    # Open and read the GPKG file
-    print(f"Opening GPKG file: {gpkg_path}")
-    gdf = gpd.read_file(gpkg_path)
-    geojson = filter_and_convert_gdf_to_geojson(gdf, rectangle_vertices)
-    return geojson
-
-def extract_building_heights_from_gdf(gdf_0: gpd.GeoDataFrame, gdf_1: gpd.GeoDataFrame) -> gpd.GeoDataFrame:
-    """
-    Extract building heights from one GeoDataFrame and apply them to another based on spatial overlap.
-    
-    This function transfers height information from a reference GeoDataFrame to a primary GeoDataFrame
-    based on the spatial overlap between building footprints. For each building in the primary dataset
-    that needs height data, it calculates a weighted average height from overlapping buildings in the
-    reference dataset.
-    
-    Args:
-        gdf_0 (gpd.GeoDataFrame): Primary GeoDataFrame to update with heights
-            Must have 'geometry' column with building footprints
-            Will be updated with height values where missing or zero
-        gdf_1 (gpd.GeoDataFrame): Reference GeoDataFrame containing height data
-            Must have 'geometry' column with building footprints
-            Must have 'height' column with valid height values
-        
-    Returns:
-        gpd.GeoDataFrame: Updated primary GeoDataFrame with extracted heights
-            Buildings with overlapping reference data get weighted average heights
-            Buildings without overlapping data retain original height or get NaN
-    
-    Statistics Tracked:
-        - count_0: Number of buildings without height in primary dataset
-        - count_1: Number of buildings successfully updated with height
-        - count_2: Number of buildings where no reference height data found
-    
-    Note:
-        - Uses R-tree spatial indexing for efficient overlap detection
-        - Handles invalid geometries by attempting to fix them with buffer(0)
-        - Weighted average is based on the area of overlap between buildings
-    """
-    # Make a copy of input GeoDataFrame to avoid modifying original
-    gdf_primary = gdf_0.copy()
-    gdf_ref = gdf_1.copy()
-
-    # Make sure height columns exist with default values
-    if 'height' not in gdf_primary.columns:
-        gdf_primary['height'] = 0.0
-    if 'height' not in gdf_ref.columns:
-        gdf_ref['height'] = 0.0
-
-    # Initialize counters for statistics
-    count_0 = 0  # Buildings without height
-    count_1 = 0  # Buildings updated with height
-    count_2 = 0  # Buildings with no height data found
-
-    # Create spatial index for reference buildings to speed up intersection tests
-    spatial_index = index.Index()
-    for i, geom in enumerate(gdf_ref.geometry):
-        if geom.is_valid:
-            spatial_index.insert(i, geom.bounds)
-
-    # Process each building in primary dataset that needs height data
-    for idx_primary, row in gdf_primary.iterrows():
-        if row['height'] <= 0 or pd.isna(row['height']):
-            count_0 += 1
-            geom = row.geometry
-            
-            # Variables for weighted average height calculation
-            overlapping_height_area = 0  # Sum of (height * overlap_area)
-            overlapping_area = 0         # Total overlap area
-            
-            # Get potential intersecting buildings using spatial index
-            potential_matches = list(spatial_index.intersection(geom.bounds))
-            
-            # Check intersections with reference buildings
-            for ref_idx in potential_matches:
-                if ref_idx >= len(gdf_ref):
-                    continue
-                    
-                ref_row = gdf_ref.iloc[ref_idx]
-                try:
-                    # Calculate intersection if geometries overlap
-                    if geom.intersects(ref_row.geometry):
-                        overlap_area = geom.intersection(ref_row.geometry).area
-                        overlapping_height_area += ref_row['height'] * overlap_area
-                        overlapping_area += overlap_area
-                except GEOSException:
-                    # Try to fix invalid geometries using buffer(0)
-                    try:
-                        fixed_ref_geom = ref_row.geometry.buffer(0)
-                        if geom.intersects(fixed_ref_geom):
-                            overlap_area = geom.intersection(fixed_ref_geom).area
-                            overlapping_height_area += ref_row['height'] * overlap_area
-                            overlapping_area += overlap_area
-                    except Exception:
-                        print(f"Failed to fix polygon")
-                    continue
-            
-            # Update height if overlapping buildings found
-            if overlapping_height_area > 0:
-                count_1 += 1
-                # Calculate weighted average height based on overlap areas
-                new_height = overlapping_height_area / overlapping_area
-                gdf_primary.at[idx_primary, 'height'] = new_height
-            else:
-                count_2 += 1
-                gdf_primary.at[idx_primary, 'height'] = np.nan
-    
-    # Print statistics about height updates
-    if count_0 > 0:
-        print(f"For {count_1} of these building footprints without height, values from the complementary source were assigned.")
-        print(f"For {count_2} of these building footprints without height, no data exist in complementary data.")
-
-    return gdf_primary
-
-# from typing import List, Dict
-# from shapely.geometry import shape
-# from shapely.errors import GEOSException
-# import numpy as np
-
-# def complement_building_heights_from_geojson(geojson_data_0: List[Dict], geojson_data_1: List[Dict]) -> List[Dict]:
-#     """
-#     Complement building heights in one GeoJSON dataset with data from another and add non-intersecting buildings.
-    
-#     Args:
-#         geojson_data_0 (List[Dict]): Primary GeoJSON features to update with heights
-#         geojson_data_1 (List[Dict]): Reference GeoJSON features containing height data
-        
-#     Returns:
-#         List[Dict]: Updated GeoJSON features with complemented heights and additional buildings
-#     """
-#     # Convert primary dataset to Shapely polygons for intersection checking
-#     existing_buildings = []
-#     for feature in geojson_data_0:
-#         geom = shape(feature['geometry'])
-#         existing_buildings.append(geom)
-    
-#     # Convert reference dataset to Shapely polygons with height info
-#     reference_buildings = []
-#     for feature in geojson_data_1:
-#         geom = shape(feature['geometry'])
-#         height = feature['properties']['height']
-#         reference_buildings.append((geom, height, feature))
-    
-#     # Initialize counters for statistics
-#     count_0 = 0  # Buildings without height
-#     count_1 = 0  # Buildings updated with height
-#     count_2 = 0  # Buildings with no height data found
-#     count_3 = 0  # New non-intersecting buildings added
-    
-#     # Process primary dataset and update heights where needed
-#     updated_geojson_data_0 = []
-#     for feature in geojson_data_0:
-#         geom = shape(feature['geometry'])
-#         height = feature['properties']['height']
-#         if height == 0:     
-#             count_0 += 1       
-#             # Calculate weighted average height based on overlapping areas
-#             overlapping_height_area = 0
-#             overlapping_area = 0
-#             for ref_geom, ref_height, _ in reference_buildings:
-#                 try:
-#                     if geom.intersects(ref_geom):
-#                         overlap_area = geom.intersection(ref_geom).area
-#                         overlapping_height_area += ref_height * overlap_area
-#                         overlapping_area += overlap_area
-#                 except GEOSException as e:
-#                     # Try to fix invalid geometries
-#                     try:
-#                         fixed_ref_geom = ref_geom.buffer(0)
-#                         if geom.intersects(fixed_ref_geom):
-#                             overlap_area = geom.intersection(ref_geom).area
-#                             overlapping_height_area += ref_height * overlap_area
-#                             overlapping_area += overlap_area
-#                     except Exception as fix_error:
-#                         print(f"Failed to fix polygon")
-#                     continue
-            
-#             # Update height if overlapping buildings found
-#             if overlapping_height_area > 0:
-#                 count_1 += 1
-#                 new_height = overlapping_height_area / overlapping_area
-#                 feature['properties']['height'] = new_height
-#             else:
-#                 count_2 += 1
-#                 feature['properties']['height'] = np.nan
-        
-#         updated_geojson_data_0.append(feature)
-    
-#     # Add non-intersecting buildings from reference dataset
-#     for ref_geom, ref_height, ref_feature in reference_buildings:
-#         has_intersection = False
-#         try:
-#             # Check if reference building intersects with any existing building
-#             for existing_geom in existing_buildings:
-#                 if ref_geom.intersects(existing_geom):
-#                     has_intersection = True
-#                     break
-            
-#             # Add building if it doesn't intersect with any existing ones
-#             if not has_intersection:
-#                 updated_geojson_data_0.append(ref_feature)
-#                 count_3 += 1
-                
-#         except GEOSException as e:
-#             # Try to fix invalid geometries
-#             try:
-#                 fixed_ref_geom = ref_geom.buffer(0)
-#                 for existing_geom in existing_buildings:
-#                     if fixed_ref_geom.intersects(existing_geom):
-#                         has_intersection = True
-#                         break
-                
-#                 if not has_intersection:
-#                     updated_geojson_data_0.append(ref_feature)
-#                     count_3 += 1
-#             except Exception as fix_error:
-#                 print(f"Failed to process non-intersecting building")
-#             continue
-    
-#     # Print statistics about updates
-#     if count_0 > 0:
-#         print(f"{count_0} of the total {len(geojson_data_0)} building footprint from base source did not have height data.")
-#         print(f"For {count_1} of these building footprints without height, values from complement source were assigned.")
-#         print(f"{count_3} non-intersecting buildings from Microsoft Building Footprints were added to the output.")
-    
-#     return updated_geojson_data_0
-
-import numpy as np
-import geopandas as gpd
-import pandas as pd
-from shapely.geometry import shape
-from shapely.errors import GEOSException
-
-def geojson_to_gdf(geojson_data, id_col='id'):
-    """
-    Convert a list of GeoJSON-like dict features into a GeoDataFrame.
-    
-    This function takes a list of GeoJSON feature dictionaries (Fiona-like format)
-    and converts them into a GeoDataFrame, handling geometry conversion and property
-    extraction. It ensures each feature has a unique identifier.
-    
-    Args:
-        geojson_data (List[Dict]): A list of feature dicts (Fiona-like)
-            Each dict must have 'geometry' and 'properties' keys
-            'geometry' must be a valid GeoJSON geometry
-            'properties' can be empty but must be a dict if present
-        id_col (str, optional): Name of property to use as an identifier
-            Default is 'id'
-            If not found in properties, a sequential ID will be created
-            Must be a string that can be used as a column name
-    
-    Returns:
-        gpd.GeoDataFrame: GeoDataFrame with geometry and property columns
-            Will have 'geometry' column with Shapely geometries
-            Will have columns for all properties found in features
-            Will have id_col with unique identifiers
-            Will be set to WGS84 (EPSG:4326) coordinate system
-    
-    Note:
-        - Handles missing properties gracefully
-        - Creates sequential IDs if id_col not found
-        - Converts GeoJSON geometries to Shapely objects
-        - Sets WGS84 as coordinate system
-        - Preserves all properties as columns
-    """
-    # Build lists for geometry and properties
-    geometries = []
-    all_props = []
-
-    for i, feature in enumerate(geojson_data):
-        # Extract geometry and convert to Shapely object
-        geom = feature.get('geometry')
-        shapely_geom = shape(geom) if geom else None
-
-        # Extract properties, ensuring they exist
-        props = feature.get('properties', {})
-        
-        # If specified ID column is missing, create sequential ID
-        if id_col not in props:
-            props[id_col] = i  # fallback ID
-
-        # Capture geometry and all properties
-        geometries.append(shapely_geom)
-        all_props.append(props)
-
-    # Create GeoDataFrame with geometries and properties
-    gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame(all_props, geometry=geometries, crs="EPSG:4326")
-    return gdf
-
-
-def complement_building_heights_from_gdf(gdf_0, gdf_1,
-                                    primary_id='id', ref_id='id'):
-    """
-    Use a vectorized approach with GeoPandas to:
-      1) Find intersections and compute weighted average heights
-      2) Update heights in the primary dataset
-      3) Add non-intersecting buildings from the reference dataset
-    
-    Args:
-        gdf_0 (gpd.GeoDataFrame): Primary GeoDataFrame
-        gdf_1 (gpd.GeoDataFrame): Reference GeoDataFrame
-        primary_id (str): Name of the unique identifier in primary dataset's properties
-        ref_id (str): Name of the unique identifier in reference dataset's properties
-
-    Returns:
-        gpd.GeoDataFrame: Updated GeoDataFrame (including new buildings).
-    """
-    # Make a copy of input GeoDataFrames to avoid modifying originals
-    gdf_primary = gdf_0.copy()
-    gdf_ref = gdf_1.copy()
-
-    # Ensure both are in the same CRS, e.g. EPSG:4326 or some projected CRS
-    # If needed, do something like:
-    # gdf_primary = gdf_primary.to_crs("EPSG:xxxx")
-    # gdf_ref = gdf_ref.to_crs("EPSG:xxxx")
-
-    # Make sure height columns exist
-    if 'height' not in gdf_primary.columns:
-        gdf_primary['height'] = 0.0
-    if 'height' not in gdf_ref.columns:
-        gdf_ref['height'] = 0.0
-
-    # ----------------------------------------------------------------
-    # 1) Intersection to compute areas for overlapping buildings
-    # ----------------------------------------------------------------
-    # We'll rename columns to avoid collision after overlay
-    gdf_primary = gdf_primary.rename(columns={'height': 'height_primary'})
-    gdf_ref = gdf_ref.rename(columns={'height': 'height_ref'})
-
-    # We perform an 'intersection' overlay to get the overlapping polygons
-    intersect_gdf = gpd.overlay(gdf_primary, gdf_ref, how='intersection')
-
-    # Compute intersection area
-    intersect_gdf['intersect_area'] = intersect_gdf.area
-    intersect_gdf['height_area'] = intersect_gdf['height_ref'] * intersect_gdf['intersect_area']
-
-    # ----------------------------------------------------------------
-    # 2) Aggregate to get weighted average height for each primary building
-    # ----------------------------------------------------------------
-    # We group by the primary building ID, summing up the area and the 'height_area'
-    group_cols = {
-        'height_area': 'sum',
-        'intersect_area': 'sum'
-    }
-    grouped = intersect_gdf.groupby(f'{primary_id}_1').agg(group_cols)
-
-    # Weighted average
-    grouped['weighted_height'] = grouped['height_area'] / grouped['intersect_area']
-
-    # ----------------------------------------------------------------
-    # 3) Merge aggregated results back to the primary GDF
-    # ----------------------------------------------------------------
-    # After merging, the primary GDF will have a column 'weighted_height'
-    gdf_primary = gdf_primary.merge(grouped['weighted_height'],
-                                    left_on=primary_id,
-                                    right_index=True,
-                                    how='left')
-
-    # Where primary had zero or missing height, we assign the new weighted height
-    zero_or_nan_mask = (gdf_primary['height_primary'] == 0) | (gdf_primary['height_primary'].isna())
-    
-    # Only update heights where we have valid weighted heights
-    valid_weighted_height_mask = zero_or_nan_mask & gdf_primary['weighted_height'].notna()
-    gdf_primary.loc[valid_weighted_height_mask, 'height_primary'] = gdf_primary.loc[valid_weighted_height_mask, 'weighted_height']
-    gdf_primary['height_primary'] = gdf_primary['height_primary'].fillna(np.nan)
-
-    # ----------------------------------------------------------------
-    # 4) Identify reference buildings that do not intersect any primary building
-    # ----------------------------------------------------------------
-    # Another overlay or spatial join can do this:
-    # Option A: use 'difference' on reference to get non-overlapping parts, but that can chop polygons.
-    # Option B: check building-level intersection. We'll do a bounding test with sjoin.
-    
-    # For building-level intersection, do a left join of ref onto primary.
-    # Then we'll identify which reference IDs are missing from the intersection result.
-    sjoin_gdf = gpd.sjoin(gdf_ref, gdf_primary, how='left', predicate='intersects')
-    
-    # Find reference buildings that don't intersect with any primary building
-    non_intersect_mask = sjoin_gdf[f'{primary_id}_right'].isna()
-    non_intersect_ids = sjoin_gdf[non_intersect_mask][f'{ref_id}_left'].unique()
-
-    # Extract them from the original reference GDF
-    gdf_ref_non_intersect = gdf_ref[gdf_ref[ref_id].isin(non_intersect_ids)]
-
-    # We'll rename columns back to 'height' to be consistent
-    gdf_ref_non_intersect = gdf_ref_non_intersect.rename(columns={'height_ref': 'height'})
-
-    # Also rename any other properties you prefer. For clarity, keep an ID so you know they came from reference.
-
-    # ----------------------------------------------------------------
-    # 5) Combine the updated primary GDF with the new reference buildings
-    # ----------------------------------------------------------------
-    # First, rename columns in updated primary GDF
-    gdf_primary = gdf_primary.rename(columns={'height_primary': 'height'})
-    # Drop the 'weighted_height' column to clean up
-    if 'weighted_height' in gdf_primary.columns:
-        gdf_primary.drop(columns='weighted_height', inplace=True)
-
-    # Concatenate
-    final_gdf = pd.concat([gdf_primary, gdf_ref_non_intersect], ignore_index=True)
-
-    # Calculate statistics
-    count_total = len(gdf_primary)
-    count_0 = len(gdf_primary[zero_or_nan_mask])
-    count_1 = len(gdf_primary[valid_weighted_height_mask])
-    count_2 = count_0 - count_1
-    count_3 = len(gdf_ref_non_intersect)
-    count_4 = count_3
-    height_mask = gdf_ref_non_intersect['height'].notna() & (gdf_ref_non_intersect['height'] > 0)
-    count_5 = len(gdf_ref_non_intersect[height_mask])
-    count_6 = count_4 - count_5
-    final_height_mask = final_gdf['height'].notna() & (final_gdf['height'] > 0)
-    count_7 = len(final_gdf[final_height_mask])
-    count_8 = len(final_gdf)
-
-    # Print statistics if there were buildings without height data
-    if count_0 > 0:
-        print(f"{count_0} of the total {count_total} building footprints from base data source did not have height data.")
-        print(f"For {count_1} of these building footprints without height, values from complementary data were assigned.")
-        print(f"For the rest {count_2}, no data exists in complementary data.")
-        print(f"Footprints of {count_3} buildings were added from the complementary source.")
-        print(f"Of these {count_4} additional building footprints, {count_5} had height data while {count_6} had no height data.")
-        print(f"In total, {count_7} buildings had height data out of {count_8} total building footprints.")
-
-    return final_gdf
-
-
-def gdf_to_geojson_dicts(gdf, id_col='id'):
-    """
-    Convert a GeoDataFrame to a list of dicts similar to GeoJSON features.
-    
-    This function converts a GeoDataFrame into a list of dictionary objects that
-    follow the GeoJSON Feature format. Each feature will have geometry and properties,
-    with an optional ID field handled separately from other properties.
-    
-    Args:
-        gdf (gpd.GeoDataFrame): GeoDataFrame to convert
-            Must have 'geometry' column with Shapely geometries
-            All non-geometry columns will become properties
-            Can optionally have id_col for unique identifiers
-        id_col (str, optional): Name of column to use as feature ID
-            Default is 'id'
-            If present, will be excluded from properties
-            If not present, features will not have explicit IDs
-    
-    Returns:
-        list: List of GeoJSON-like feature dictionaries
-            Each dict will have:
-            - type: Always "Feature"
-            - geometry: GeoJSON geometry from Shapely object
-            - properties: All columns except geometry and ID
-    
-    Note:
-        - Converts Shapely geometries to GeoJSON format
-        - Preserves all non-geometry columns as properties
-        - Handles missing ID column gracefully
-        - Maintains original property types
-        - Excludes ID from properties if specified
-    """
-    # Convert GeoDataFrame to dictionary records for easier processing
-    records = gdf.to_dict(orient='records')
-    features = []
-    
-    for rec in records:
-        # Extract and convert geometry to GeoJSON format using __geo_interface__
-        geom = rec.pop('geometry', None)
-        if geom is not None:
-            geom = geom.__geo_interface__
-            
-        # Extract ID if present and create properties dict excluding ID
-        feature_id = rec.get(id_col, None)
-        props = {k: v for k, v in rec.items() if k != id_col}
-        
-        # Create GeoJSON Feature object with type, properties, and geometry
-        feature = {
-            'type': 'Feature',
-            'properties': props,
-            'geometry': geom
-        }
-        features.append(feature)
-
-    return features
-
-def load_gdf_from_multiple_gz(file_paths):
-    """
-    Load GeoJSON features from multiple gzipped files into a single GeoDataFrame.
-    
-    This function reads multiple gzipped GeoJSON files, where each line in each file
-    represents a single GeoJSON feature. It combines all features into a single
-    GeoDataFrame, ensuring height properties are properly handled and coordinates
-    are in WGS84.
-    
-    Args:
-        file_paths (list): List of paths to gzipped GeoJSON files
-            Each file should contain one GeoJSON feature per line
-            Files should be readable as UTF-8 text
-            Features should be in WGS84 coordinate system
-        
-    Returns:
-        gpd.GeoDataFrame: Combined GeoDataFrame containing all features
-            Will have 'geometry' column with building footprints
-            Will have 'height' column (0 for missing values)
-            Will be set to WGS84 (EPSG:4326) coordinate system
-    
-    Note:
-        - Skips lines that cannot be parsed as valid JSON
-        - Sets missing height values to 0
-        - Assumes input coordinates are in WGS84
-        - Memory usage scales with total number of features
-        - Reports JSON parsing errors but continues processing
-    """
-    # Initialize list to store all GeoJSON features
-    geojson_objects = []
-    
-    # Process each gzipped file
-    for gz_file_path in file_paths:
-        # Read each gzipped file line by line as UTF-8 text
-        with gzip.open(gz_file_path, 'rt', encoding='utf-8') as file:
-            for line in file:
-                try:
-                    # Parse each line as a GeoJSON feature
-                    data = json.loads(line)
-                    
-                    # Ensure height property exists and has valid value
-                    if 'properties' in data and 'height' in data['properties']:
-                        if data['properties']['height'] is None:
-                            data['properties']['height'] = 0
-                    else:
-                        # Create properties dict if missing
-                        if 'properties' not in data:
-                            data['properties'] = {}
-                        # Set default height value
-                        data['properties']['height'] = 0
-                        
-                    geojson_objects.append(data)
-                except json.JSONDecodeError as e:
-                    print(f"Skipping line in {gz_file_path} due to JSONDecodeError: {e}")
-    
-    # Convert list of GeoJSON features to GeoDataFrame
-    gdf = gpd.GeoDataFrame.from_features(geojson_objects)
-    
-    # Set coordinate reference system to WGS84
-    gdf.set_crs(epsg=4326, inplace=True)
-    
-    return gdf
-
-def filter_buildings(geojson_data, plotting_box):
-    """
-    Filter building features that intersect with a given bounding box.
-    
-    This function filters a list of GeoJSON building features to keep only those
-    that intersect with a specified bounding box. It performs geometry validation
-    and handles invalid geometries gracefully.
-    
-    Args:
-        geojson_data (list): List of GeoJSON features representing buildings
-            Each feature must have valid 'geometry' property
-            Coordinates must be in same CRS as plotting_box
-            Invalid geometries will be skipped with warning
-        plotting_box (Polygon): Shapely polygon defining the bounding box
-            Must be a valid Shapely Polygon object
-            Must be in same coordinate system as geojson_data
-            Used for spatial intersection testing
-        
-    Returns:
-        list: Filtered list of GeoJSON features that intersect with the bounding box
-            Features maintain their original structure
-            Invalid features are excluded
-            Order of features is preserved
-    
-    Note:
-        - Validates polygon coordinates before processing
-        - Skips features with invalid geometries
-        - Reports validation and geometry errors
-        - No coordinate system transformation is performed
-        - Memory efficient as it creates new list only for valid features
-    """
-    # Initialize list for valid intersecting features
-    filtered_features = []
-    
-    # Process each feature in the input data
-    for feature in geojson_data:
-        # Validate polygon coordinates before processing
-        if not validate_polygon_coordinates(feature['geometry']):
-            print("Skipping feature with invalid geometry")
-            print(feature['geometry'])
-            continue
-            
-        try:
-            # Convert GeoJSON geometry to Shapely geometry for spatial operations
-            geom = shape(feature['geometry'])
-            
-            # Skip invalid geometries that can't be fixed
-            if not geom.is_valid:
-                print("Skipping invalid geometry")
-                print(geom)
-                continue
-                
-            # Keep features that intersect with bounding box
-            if plotting_box.intersects(geom):
-                filtered_features.append(feature)
-                
-        except ShapelyError as e:
-            # Log geometry errors but continue processing
-            print(f"Skipping feature due to geometry error: {e}")
-            
-    return filtered_features
-
-def extract_building_heights_from_geotiff(geotiff_path, gdf):
-    """
-    Extract building heights from a GeoTIFF raster for building footprints in a GeoDataFrame.
-    
-    This function processes building footprints to extract height information from a GeoTIFF
-    raster file. It handles coordinate transformation between WGS84 (EPSG:4326) and the raster's
-    CRS, and calculates average heights for each building footprint.
-    
-    Args:
-        geotiff_path (str): Path to the GeoTIFF height raster file containing elevation data
-        gdf (gpd.GeoDataFrame): GeoDataFrame containing building footprints with geometry column
-            The GeoDataFrame should be in WGS84 (EPSG:4326) coordinate system
-        
-    Returns:
-        gpd.GeoDataFrame: Updated GeoDataFrame with extracted heights in the 'height' column
-            - Buildings with valid height data will have their height values updated
-            - Buildings with no valid height data will have NaN values
-            - Original buildings with existing valid heights are preserved
-    
-    Statistics Reported:
-        - Total number of buildings without height data
-        - Number of buildings successfully updated with height data
-        - Number of buildings where no height data could be found
-    
-    Note:
-        - The function only processes Polygon geometries (not MultiPolygons or other types)
-        - Buildings are considered to need height processing if they have no height or height <= 0
-        - Heights are calculated as the mean of all valid raster values within the building footprint
-    """
-    # Make a copy to avoid modifying the input
-    gdf = gdf.copy()
-
-    # Initialize counters for statistics
-    count_0 = 0  # Buildings without height
-    count_1 = 0  # Buildings updated with height
-    count_2 = 0  # Buildings with no height data found
-
-    # Open GeoTIFF and process buildings
-    with rasterio.open(geotiff_path) as src:
-        # Create coordinate transformer from WGS84 to raster CRS for geometry transformation
-        transformer = Transformer.from_crs(CRS.from_epsg(4326), src.crs, always_xy=True)
-
-        # Filter buildings that need height processing:
-        # - Must be Polygon type (not MultiPolygon)
-        # - Either has no height or height <= 0
-        mask_condition = (gdf.geometry.geom_type == 'Polygon') & ((gdf.get('height', 0) <= 0) | gdf.get('height').isna())
-        buildings_to_process = gdf[mask_condition]
-        count_0 = len(buildings_to_process)
-
-        for idx, row in buildings_to_process.iterrows():
-            # Transform building polygon coordinates from WGS84 to raster CRS
-            coords = list(row.geometry.exterior.coords)
-            transformed_coords = [transformer.transform(lon, lat) for lon, lat in coords]
-            polygon = shape({"type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [transformed_coords]})
-            
-            try:
-                # Extract height values from raster within the building polygon
-                # all_touched=True ensures we get all pixels that the polygon touches
-                masked_data, _ = rasterio.mask.mask(src, [polygon], crop=True, all_touched=True)
-                
-                # Filter out nodata values from the raster
-                heights = masked_data[0][masked_data[0] != src.nodata]
-                
-                # Calculate average height if valid samples exist
-                if len(heights) > 0:
-                    count_1 += 1
-                    gdf.at[idx, 'height'] = float(np.mean(heights))
-                else:
-                    count_2 += 1
-                    gdf.at[idx, 'height'] = np.nan
-            except ValueError as e:
-                print(f"Error processing building at index {idx}. Error: {str(e)}")
-                gdf.at[idx, 'height'] = None
-
-    # Print statistics about height updates
-    if count_0 > 0:
-        print(f"{count_0} of the total {len(gdf)} building footprint from OSM did not have height data.")
-        print(f"For {count_1} of these building footprints without height, values from complementary data were assigned.")
-        print(f"For {count_2} of these building footprints without height, no data exist in complementary data.")
-
-    return gdf
-
-def get_gdf_from_gpkg(gpkg_path, rectangle_vertices):
-    """
-    Read a GeoPackage file and convert it to a GeoDataFrame with consistent CRS.
-    
-    This function reads a GeoPackage file containing building footprints and ensures
-    the data is properly formatted with WGS84 coordinate system and unique identifiers.
-    It handles CRS conversion if needed and adds sequential IDs.
-    
-    Args:
-        gpkg_path (str): Path to the GeoPackage file
-            File must exist and be readable
-            Must contain valid building footprint geometries
-            Any coordinate system is accepted
-        rectangle_vertices (list): List of (lon, lat) tuples defining the bounding rectangle
-            Must be in WGS84 (EPSG:4326) coordinate system
-            Used for spatial filtering (not implemented in this function)
-        
-    Returns:
-        gpd.GeoDataFrame: GeoDataFrame containing building footprints
-            Will have 'geometry' column with building geometries
-            Will have 'id' column with sequential integers
-            Will be in WGS84 (EPSG:4326) coordinate system
-    
-    Note:
-        - Prints informative message when opening file
-        - Sets CRS to WGS84 if not specified
-        - Transforms to WGS84 if different CRS
-        - Adds sequential IDs starting from 0
-        - rectangle_vertices parameter is currently unused
-    """
-    # Open and read the GPKG file
-    print(f"Opening GPKG file: {gpkg_path}")
-    gdf = gpd.read_file(gpkg_path)
-
-    # Only set CRS if not already set
-    if gdf.crs is None:
-        gdf.set_crs(epsg=4326, inplace=True)
-    # Transform to WGS84 if needed
-    elif gdf.crs != "EPSG:4326":
-        gdf = gdf.to_crs(epsg=4326)
-
-    # Replace id column with sequential index numbers
-    gdf['id'] = gdf.index
-    
-    return gdf
-
-def swap_coordinates(features):
-    """
-    Swap coordinate ordering in GeoJSON features from (lat, lon) to (lon, lat).
-    
-    This function modifies GeoJSON features in-place to swap the order of coordinates
-    from (latitude, longitude) to (longitude, latitude). It handles both Polygon and
-    MultiPolygon geometries, maintaining their structure while swapping coordinates.
-    
-    Args:
-        features (list): List of GeoJSON features to process
-            Features must have 'geometry' property
-            Supported geometry types: 'Polygon', 'MultiPolygon'
-            Coordinates must be in (lat, lon) order initially
-    
-    Returns:
-        None: Features are modified in-place
-    
-    Note:
-        - Modifies features directly (no copy created)
-        - Handles both Polygon and MultiPolygon geometries
-        - For Polygons: processes single coordinate ring
-        - For MultiPolygons: processes multiple coordinate rings
-        - Assumes input coordinates are in (lat, lon) order
-        - Resulting coordinates will be in (lon, lat) order
-    """
-    # Process each feature based on geometry type
-    for feature in features:
-        if feature['geometry']['type'] == 'Polygon':
-            # Swap coordinates for simple polygons
-            # Each polygon is a list of rings (exterior and optional holes)
-            new_coords = [[[lon, lat] for lat, lon in polygon] for polygon in feature['geometry']['coordinates']]
-            feature['geometry']['coordinates'] = new_coords
-        elif feature['geometry']['type'] == 'MultiPolygon':
-            # Swap coordinates for multi-polygons (polygons with holes)
-            # Each multipolygon is a list of polygons, each with its own rings
-            new_coords = [[[[lon, lat] for lat, lon in polygon] for polygon in multipolygon] for multipolygon in feature['geometry']['coordinates']]
-            feature['geometry']['coordinates'] = new_coords
-
-def save_geojson(features, save_path):
-    """
-    Save GeoJSON features to a file with coordinate swapping and pretty printing.
-    
-    This function takes a list of GeoJSON features, swaps their coordinate ordering
-    if needed, wraps them in a FeatureCollection, and saves to a file with proper
-    JSON formatting. It creates a deep copy to avoid modifying the original data.
-    
-    Args:
-        features (list): List of GeoJSON features to save
-            Each feature should have valid GeoJSON structure
-            Features can be Polygon or MultiPolygon type
-            Coordinates will be swapped if in (lat, lon) order
-        save_path (str): Path where the GeoJSON file should be saved
-            Will overwrite existing file if present
-            Directory must exist and be writable
-            File will be created with UTF-8 encoding
-        
-    Returns:
-        None
-    
-    Note:
-        - Creates deep copy to preserve original feature data
-        - Swaps coordinates from (lat, lon) to (lon, lat) order
-        - Wraps features in a FeatureCollection object
-        - Uses pretty printing with 2-space indentation
-        - Handles both Polygon and MultiPolygon geometries
-    """
-    # Create deep copy to avoid modifying original data
-    geojson_features = copy.deepcopy(features)
-    
-    # Swap coordinate ordering from (lat, lon) to (lon, lat)
-    swap_coordinates(geojson_features)
-
-    # Create FeatureCollection structure
-    geojson = {
-        "type": "FeatureCollection",
-        "features": geojson_features
-    }
-
-    # Write to file with pretty printing (2-space indentation)
-    with open(save_path, 'w') as f:
-        json.dump(geojson, f, indent=2)
-
-def find_building_containing_point(building_gdf, target_point):
-    """
-    Find building IDs that contain a given point in their footprint.
-    
-    This function identifies all buildings in a GeoDataFrame whose footprint contains
-    a specified geographic point. Only Polygon geometries are considered, and the point
-    must be fully contained within the building footprint (not just touching).
-    
-    Args:
-        building_gdf (GeoDataFrame): GeoDataFrame containing building geometries and IDs
-            Must have 'geometry' column with Polygon geometries
-            Must have 'id' column or index will be used as fallback
-            Geometries must be in same CRS as target_point coordinates
-        target_point (tuple): Tuple of (lon, lat) coordinates to check
-            Must be in same coordinate system as building_gdf geometries
-            Order must be (longitude, latitude) if using WGS84
-        
-    Returns:
-        list: List of building IDs containing the target point
-            Empty list if no buildings contain the point
-            Multiple IDs possible if buildings overlap
-            IDs are in arbitrary order
-    
-    Note:
-        - Only processes Polygon geometries (skips MultiPolygons and others)
-        - Uses Shapely's contains() method which requires point to be fully inside polygon
-        - No spatial indexing is used, performs linear search through all buildings
-    """
-    # Create Shapely point from input coordinates
-    point = Point(target_point[0], target_point[1])
-    
-    # Initialize list to store matching building IDs
-    id_list = []
-    
-    # Check each building in the GeoDataFrame
-    for idx, row in building_gdf.iterrows():
-        # Skip any geometry that is not a simple Polygon
-        if not isinstance(row.geometry, Polygon):
-            continue
-            
-        # Check if point is fully contained within building footprint
-        if row.geometry.contains(point):
-            # Use specified ID column or None if not found
-            id_list.append(row.get('id', None))
-    
-    return id_list
-
-def get_buildings_in_drawn_polygon(building_gdf, drawn_polygons, 
-                                   operation='within'):
-    """
-    Find buildings that intersect with or are contained within user-drawn polygons.
-    
-    This function identifies buildings from a GeoDataFrame that have a specified spatial
-    relationship with one or more polygons defined by user-drawn vertices. The relationship can be
-    either intersection (building overlaps polygon) or containment (building fully within
-    polygon).
-    
-    Args:
-        building_gdf (GeoDataFrame): GeoDataFrame containing building footprints
-            Must have 'geometry' column with Polygon geometries
-            Must have 'id' column or index will be used as fallback
-            Geometries must be in same CRS as drawn_polygons vertices
-        drawn_polygons (list): List of dictionaries containing polygon data
-            Each dictionary must have:
-            - 'id': Unique polygon identifier (int)
-            - 'vertices': List of (lon, lat) tuples defining polygon vertices
-            - 'color': Color string (optional, for reference)
-            Must be in same coordinate system as building_gdf geometries
-            Must form valid polygons (3+ vertices, first != last)
-            Order must be (longitude, latitude) if using WGS84
-        operation (str, optional): Type of spatial relationship to check
-            'within': buildings must be fully contained in drawn polygon (default)
-            'intersect': buildings must overlap with drawn polygon
-            
-    Returns:
-        list: List of building IDs that satisfy the spatial relationship with any of the drawn polygons
-            Empty list if no buildings meet the criteria
-            IDs are returned in order of processing
-            May contain None values if buildings lack IDs
-            Duplicate building IDs are removed (a building matching multiple polygons appears only once)
-    
-    Note:
-        - Only processes Polygon geometries (skips MultiPolygons and others)
-        - No spatial indexing is used, performs linear search through all buildings
-        - Invalid operation parameter will raise ValueError
-        - Does not validate polygon closure (first vertex = last vertex)
-        - Buildings matching any of the drawn polygons are included in the result
-    """
-    if not drawn_polygons:
-        return []
-    
-    # Initialize set to store matching building IDs (using set to avoid duplicates)
-    included_building_ids = set()
-    
-    # Process each polygon
-    for polygon_data in drawn_polygons:
-        vertices = polygon_data['vertices']
-        
-        # Create Shapely Polygon from drawn vertices
-        drawn_polygon_shapely = Polygon(vertices)
-        
-        # Check each building in the GeoDataFrame
-        for idx, row in building_gdf.iterrows():
-            # Skip any geometry that is not a simple Polygon
-            if not isinstance(row.geometry, Polygon):
-                continue
-            
-            # Check spatial relationship based on specified operation
-            if operation == 'intersect':
-                if row.geometry.intersects(drawn_polygon_shapely):
-                    included_building_ids.add(row.get('id', None))
-            elif operation == 'within':
-                if row.geometry.within(drawn_polygon_shapely):
-                    included_building_ids.add(row.get('id', None))
-            else:
-                raise ValueError("operation must be 'intersect' or 'within'")
-    
-    # Convert set back to list and return
-    return list(included_building_ids)
-
-def process_building_footprints_by_overlap(filtered_gdf, overlap_threshold=0.5):
-    """
-    Process building footprints to merge overlapping buildings based on area overlap ratio.
-    
-    This function identifies and merges building footprints that significantly overlap with each other.
-    Buildings are processed in order of decreasing area, and smaller buildings that overlap significantly
-    with larger ones are assigned the ID of the larger building, effectively merging them.
-    
-    Args:
-        filtered_gdf (geopandas.GeoDataFrame): GeoDataFrame containing building footprints
-            Must have 'geometry' column with building polygons
-            If CRS is set, areas will be calculated in Web Mercator projection
-        overlap_threshold (float, optional): Threshold for overlap ratio (0.0-1.0) to merge buildings
-            Default is 0.5 (50% overlap)
-            Higher values require more overlap for merging
-            Lower values will result in more aggressive merging
-        
-    Returns:
-        geopandas.GeoDataFrame: Processed GeoDataFrame with updated IDs
-            Overlapping buildings will share the same ID
-            Original geometries are preserved, only IDs are updated
-            All other columns remain unchanged
-    
-    Note:
-        - Uses R-tree spatial indexing for efficient overlap detection
-        - Projects to Web Mercator (EPSG:3857) for accurate area calculation if CRS is set
-        - Handles invalid geometries by attempting to fix them with buffer(0)
-        - Processes buildings in order of decreasing area (largest first)
-    """
-    # Make a copy to avoid modifying the original
-    gdf = filtered_gdf.copy()
-    
-    # Ensure 'id' column exists, use index if not present
-    if 'id' not in gdf.columns:
-        gdf['id'] = gdf.index
-    
-    # Project to Web Mercator for accurate area calculation if CRS is set
-    if gdf.crs is None:
-        # Work with original geometries if no CRS is set
-        gdf_projected = gdf.copy()
-    else:
-        # Store original CRS to convert back later
-        original_crs = gdf.crs
-        # Project to Web Mercator for accurate area calculation
-        gdf_projected = gdf.to_crs("EPSG:3857")
-    
-    # Calculate areas and sort by decreasing area for processing largest buildings first
-    gdf_projected['area'] = gdf_projected.geometry.area
-    gdf_projected = gdf_projected.sort_values(by='area', ascending=False)
-    gdf_projected = gdf_projected.reset_index(drop=True)
-    
-    # Create spatial index for efficient querying of potential overlaps
-    spatial_idx = index.Index()
-    for i, geom in enumerate(gdf_projected.geometry):
-        if geom.is_valid:
-            spatial_idx.insert(i, geom.bounds)
-        else:
-            # Fix invalid geometries using buffer(0) technique
-            fixed_geom = geom.buffer(0)
-            if fixed_geom.is_valid:
-                spatial_idx.insert(i, fixed_geom.bounds)
-    
-    # Track ID replacements to avoid repeated processing
-    id_mapping = {}
-    
-    # Process each building (skip the largest one as it's our reference)
-    for i in range(1, len(gdf_projected)):
-        current_poly = gdf_projected.iloc[i].geometry
-        current_area = gdf_projected.iloc[i].area
-        current_id = gdf_projected.iloc[i]['id']
-        
-        # Skip if already mapped to another ID
-        if current_id in id_mapping:
-            continue
-        
-        # Ensure geometry is valid for processing
-        if not current_poly.is_valid:
-            current_poly = current_poly.buffer(0)
-            if not current_poly.is_valid:
-                continue
-        
-        # Find potential overlaps with larger polygons using spatial index
-        potential_overlaps = [j for j in spatial_idx.intersection(current_poly.bounds) if j < i]
-        
-        for j in potential_overlaps:
-            larger_poly = gdf_projected.iloc[j].geometry
-            larger_id = gdf_projected.iloc[j]['id']
-            
-            # Follow ID mapping chain to get final ID
-            if larger_id in id_mapping:
-                larger_id = id_mapping[larger_id]
-            
-            # Ensure geometry is valid for intersection test
-            if not larger_poly.is_valid:
-                larger_poly = larger_poly.buffer(0)
-                if not larger_poly.is_valid:
-                    continue
-            
-            try:
-                # Calculate overlap ratio relative to current building's area
-                if current_poly.intersects(larger_poly):
-                    overlap = current_poly.intersection(larger_poly)
-                    overlap_ratio = overlap.area / current_area
-                    
-                    # Merge buildings if overlap exceeds threshold
-                    if overlap_ratio > overlap_threshold:
-                        id_mapping[current_id] = larger_id
-                        gdf_projected.at[i, 'id'] = larger_id
-                        break  # Stop at first significant overlap
-            except (GEOSException, ValueError) as e:
-                # Skip problematic geometries
-                continue
-    
-    # Propagate ID changes through the original DataFrame
-    for i, row in filtered_gdf.iterrows():
-        orig_id = row.get('id')
-        if orig_id in id_mapping:
-            filtered_gdf.at[i, 'id'] = id_mapping[orig_id]
-    
-    return filtered_gdf
-
-def merge_gdfs_with_id_conflict_resolution(gdf_1, gdf_2, id_columns=['id', 'building_id']):
-    """
-    Merge two GeoDataFrames while resolving ID conflicts by modifying IDs in the second GeoDataFrame.
-    
-    This function merges two GeoDataFrames containing building footprints, ensuring that
-    when buildings from both datasets have the same ID or building_id, the IDs in the
-    second GeoDataFrame are modified to maintain uniqueness across the merged dataset.
-    
-    Args:
-        gdf_1 (gpd.GeoDataFrame): Primary GeoDataFrame containing building footprints
-            Must have 'geometry' column with building polygons
-            Must have 'id' and 'building_id' columns (or specified id_columns)
-            Will remain unchanged during merging
-        gdf_2 (gpd.GeoDataFrame): Secondary GeoDataFrame containing building footprints
-            Must have 'geometry' column with building polygons
-            Must have 'id' and 'building_id' columns (or specified id_columns)
-            IDs will be modified if conflicts exist with gdf_1
-        id_columns (list, optional): List of column names to check for ID conflicts
-            Default is ['id', 'building_id']
-            All specified columns must exist in both GeoDataFrames
-    
-    Returns:
-        gpd.GeoDataFrame: Merged GeoDataFrame with resolved ID conflicts
-            Contains all buildings from both input GeoDataFrames
-            All ID columns are unique across the entire dataset
-            Original geometries and other properties are preserved
-            Missing columns are filled with None values
-    
-    Note:
-        - Uses the maximum ID values from gdf_1 as the starting point for new IDs in gdf_2
-        - Modifies all specified ID columns in gdf_2 to maintain consistency
-        - Preserves all other columns and data from both GeoDataFrames
-        - Assumes both GeoDataFrames have the same coordinate reference system
-        - Handles missing ID columns gracefully by skipping them
-        - Sets missing columns to None instead of NaN for better compatibility
-    """
-    # Make copies to avoid modifying original GeoDataFrames
-    gdf_primary = gdf_1.copy()
-    gdf_secondary = gdf_2.copy()
-    
-    # Validate that required ID columns exist in both GeoDataFrames
-    missing_columns = []
-    for col in id_columns:
-        if col not in gdf_primary.columns:
-            missing_columns.append(f"'{col}' missing from gdf_1")
-        if col not in gdf_secondary.columns:
-            missing_columns.append(f"'{col}' missing from gdf_2")
-    
-    if missing_columns:
-        print(f"Warning: Missing ID columns: {', '.join(missing_columns)}")
-        # Remove missing columns from the list to process
-        id_columns = [col for col in id_columns 
-                     if col in gdf_primary.columns and col in gdf_secondary.columns]
-    
-    if not id_columns:
-        print("Warning: No valid ID columns found. Merging without ID conflict resolution.")
-        # Handle missing columns before concatenation
-        merged_gdf = _merge_gdfs_with_missing_columns(gdf_primary, gdf_secondary)
-        return merged_gdf
-    
-    # Calculate the maximum ID values from the primary GeoDataFrame for each ID column
-    max_ids = {}
-    for col in id_columns:
-        if gdf_primary[col].dtype in ['int64', 'int32', 'float64', 'float32']:
-            max_ids[col] = gdf_primary[col].max()
-        else:
-            # For non-numeric IDs, we'll use the length of the primary DataFrame
-            max_ids[col] = len(gdf_primary)
-    
-    # Create a mapping for new IDs in the secondary GeoDataFrame
-    id_mapping = {}
-    next_ids = {col: max_ids[col] + 1 for col in id_columns}
-    
-    # Process each row in the secondary GeoDataFrame
-    for idx, row in gdf_secondary.iterrows():
-        needs_new_ids = False
-        
-        # Check if any ID column conflicts with the primary GeoDataFrame
-        for col in id_columns:
-            current_id = row[col]
-            
-            # Check if this ID exists in the primary GeoDataFrame
-            if current_id in gdf_primary[col].values:
-                needs_new_ids = True
-                break
-        
-        # If conflicts found, assign new IDs
-        if needs_new_ids:
-            for col in id_columns:
-                new_id = next_ids[col]
-                gdf_secondary.at[idx, col] = new_id
-                next_ids[col] += 1
-    
-    # Handle missing columns before merging
-    merged_gdf = _merge_gdfs_with_missing_columns(gdf_primary, gdf_secondary)
-    
-    # Print statistics about the merge
-    total_buildings = len(merged_gdf)
-    primary_buildings = len(gdf_primary)
-    secondary_buildings = len(gdf_secondary)
-    modified_buildings = sum(1 for idx, row in gdf_secondary.iterrows() 
-                           if any(row[col] != gdf_2.iloc[idx][col] for col in id_columns))
-    
-    print(f"Merged {primary_buildings} buildings from primary dataset with {secondary_buildings} buildings from secondary dataset.")
-    print(f"Total buildings in merged dataset: {total_buildings}")
-    if modified_buildings > 0:
-        print(f"Modified IDs for {modified_buildings} buildings in secondary dataset to resolve conflicts.")
-    
-    return merged_gdf
-
-
-def _merge_gdfs_with_missing_columns(gdf_1, gdf_2):
-    """
-    Helper function to merge two GeoDataFrames while handling missing columns.
-    
-    This function ensures that when one GeoDataFrame has columns that the other doesn't,
-    those missing values are filled with None instead of NaN.
-    
-    Args:
-        gdf_1 (gpd.GeoDataFrame): First GeoDataFrame
-        gdf_2 (gpd.GeoDataFrame): Second GeoDataFrame
-    
-    Returns:
-        gpd.GeoDataFrame: Merged GeoDataFrame with all columns from both inputs
-    """
-    # Find columns that exist in one GeoDataFrame but not the other
-    columns_1 = set(gdf_1.columns)
-    columns_2 = set(gdf_2.columns)
-    
-    # Columns only in gdf_1
-    only_in_1 = columns_1 - columns_2
-    # Columns only in gdf_2
-    only_in_2 = columns_2 - columns_1
-    
-    # Add missing columns to gdf_1 with None values
-    for col in only_in_2:
-        gdf_1[col] = None
-    
-    # Add missing columns to gdf_2 with None values
-    for col in only_in_1:
-        gdf_2[col] = None
-    
-    # Ensure both GeoDataFrames have the same column order
-    all_columns = sorted(list(columns_1.union(columns_2)))
-    gdf_1 = gdf_1[all_columns]
-    gdf_2 = gdf_2[all_columns]
-    
-    # Merge the GeoDataFrames
-    merged_gdf = pd.concat([gdf_1, gdf_2], ignore_index=True)
-    
-    return merged_gdf