Geospatial Local Time API Service
Accurately enriches location data with local time and time-of-day insights.
This modern Python module represents an idiomatic client accessing the Geolocaltime location services being hosted on Rapid API Hub.
Our Geospatial Local Time API transforms latitude and longitude coordinates into meaningful local time information using standardized time zones. This service leverages the WGS84 spatial reference system, ensuring precision and compatibility with global geospatial data.
API Endpoints
The geolocaltime service offers three powerful endpoints:
- 🌍 /enrich - Location Time Enrichment
Enriches locations using date and time values of the corresponding standard time zones. The local date and time value for each location are determined at the time of execution.
- 🔄 /convert - UTC to Local Time Conversion
Converts date and time values from UTC to local time for the specified locations.
- 🕐 /timeofday - Time of Day Classification
Classifies local time values to time of day values like “last night”, “morning”, “noon”, “afternoon”, “evening” and “night”. The classifier uses seasonal locations of the sun and moon providing realistic classifications.
Key Features
Batch Processing: All API endpoints support batch processing of up to 100 coordinates per request
Automatic Chunking: The Python library automatically handles larger datasets by chunking requests
WGS84 Compatibility: Uses the WGS84 spatial reference system for global precision
Comprehensive Validation: Input validation for coordinate bounds and array consistency
Robust Error Handling: Descriptive error messages for troubleshooting
Why is it important?
Geospatial intelligence services enrich locations into standard time zones, enabling accurate temporal analysis across global datasets. Each location is represented by coordinate pairs using WGS84 as the spatial reference standard.
Next steps
Please, check out the RapidAPI Account Creation and Management Guide.
Start with the Usage section for further information, including how to Installation the Python module.
Note
This project is under active development.