x̄ - >How to use Leafmap python package

 It seems like you're interested in using the "leafmap" Python package. Leafmap is a package for interactive mapping and geospatial analysis in Jupyter Notebooks. It's built on top of popular geospatial libraries such as Folium, ipyleaflet, and geemap. You can create interactive maps, perform geospatial analysis, and visualize geospatial data with Leafmap.

Here's a simple example of how to create a basic interactive map using the leafmap package:

```python

import leafmap

# Create a leafmap Map

m = leafmap.Map()

# Set the center of the map and zoom level

m.center = (40, -100)  # Latitude and Longitude

m.zoom = 4

# Add some layers to the map

m.add_basemap('Esri.WorldImagery')  # Add a basemap

m.add_marker((40, -100), popup="Hello from Leafmap!")  # Add a marker

# Display the map

m

```

To run this code, make sure you have the leafmap package installed. You can install it using pip:

```

pip install leafmap

```

This code will create a simple interactive map centered at latitude 40 and longitude -100 with a marker that displays a popup message. You can customize the map, add various layers, and perform more advanced geospatial tasks using the leafmap package.

For more advanced usage and examples, you can refer to the official Leafmap documentation and examples on GitHub:

- Leafmap Documentation: https://leafmap.org/

- Leafmap GitHub Repository: https://github.com/giswqs/leafmap

These resources provide extensive documentation and examples to help you get started with Leafmap and explore its capabilities for interactive mapping and geospatial analysis in Python.