Python: how to combine two flat lists into a 2D array?
You can just explicitly add them to a new list and assign it like...
coordinates = [lat, lon]
It would then set coordinates
equal to...
[
[48.01,48.02,48.03,48.04,48.05,48.06,48.07,48.08,48.10],
[-6.15,-6.10,-6.05,-6.00,-5.95,-5.90,-5.85,-5.79,-5.74]
]
Try using the numpy module i.e: np.column_stack
maybe experiment with it to see if it gives you the desired result/format
>>> np.column_stack((lat, lon))
check out numpy.column_stack hope this helps :)
Adding to Patrick Haugh's answer:
np.array(list(zip(lat, lon)))
Will give:
array([[48.01, -6.15],
[48.02, -6.1 ],
[48.03, -6.05],
[48.04, -6. ],
[48.05, -5.95],
[48.06, -5.9 ],
[48.07, -5.85],
[48.08, -5.79],
[48.1 , -5.74]])
list(zip(lat, long))
gives
[(48.01, -6.15), (48.02, -6.1), (48.03, -6.05), (48.04, -6.0),
(48.05, -5.95), (48.06, -5.9), (48.07, -5.85), (48.08, -5.79), (48.1, -5.74)]
More on zip
here