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Year: 2021

  • qGIS
  • SQL Server Spatial
  • Standards

qGIS, GEOMETRY_COLUMNS and SQL Server Spatial

03 Nov 2021 By Simon Greener

This article recommends using the GEOMETRY_COLUMNS metadata table to control access to feature tables and their geometry properties for qGIS.

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  • Spatial Database Functions
  • SQL Server Spatial

Removing Duplicate Vertices in SQL Server Spatial

23 Oct 2021 By Simon Greener

This article shows how to remove duplicate vertices/point in SQL Server Spatial geometry objects.

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  • Oracle Spatial and Locator
  • Topological Relationships

Visualising the Topological Relations of LineStrings

17 Sep 2021 By Simon Greener

This post generates and visualizes all the topological relationships possible between two linestrings.

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  • Linear Referencing
  • Oracle Spatial and Locator

Object Implementation of Oracle SDO_LRS

05 Jul 2021 By Simon Greener

This article describes how to repackage the functionality in the SDO_LRS package via an PL/SQL object to provide a cleaner neater API.

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  • Oracle Spatial and Locator
  • Spatial Database Functions

Split Oracle Sdo_Geometry Linestring at a Known Point using SDO_LRS and PL/SQL (2)

30 Jun 2021 By Simon Greener

This article shows how to construct a function that allows any linestring to be split by any point using a collection of SDO_LRS procedures and functions.

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  • Oracle Spatial and Locator
  • Spatial Database Functions

Split Oracle Sdo_Geometry Linestring at a Known Point using PL/SQL (1)

30 Jun 2021 By Simon Greener

This article describes how to split a linestring or a multilinestring using PL/SQL at a known point.

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  • GeoRaptor
  • Oracle Spatial and Locator
  • PostGIS

GeoRaptor: Direct Display of SDO_GEOMETRY / WKT text objects

28 Jun 2021 By Simon Greener

This article shows how to use GeoRaptor’s Jump to Geometry functionality to conduct “one off” mapping of SDO_GEOMETRY and EWKT/WKT text objects. PostGIS is shown as a source for EWKT showing how to integrate development across multiple databases.

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  • Algorithms
  • Oracle Spatial and Locator

Snapping a Point to an Oracle Spatial SDO_GEOMETRY LineString

26 Jun 2021 By Simon Greener

This article shows how to snap a point to an Oracle Spatial linear geometry using the SDO_CLOSEST_POINTS procedure and function

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GeoRaptor: Layer Properties
  • GeoRaptor
  • Open Source
  • Oracle Spatial and Locator

GeoRaptor: Layer Properties

31 May 2021 By Simon Greener

This page describes all the elements of the layer properties dialog used to style spatial data in a GeoRaptor map view.

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  • GeoRaptor
  • Import Export
  • Oracle Spatial and Locator

GeoRaptor: Exporting GeoJSON and viewing in Tatuk GIS Viewer

26 May 2021 By Simon Greener

This article shows how to export SDO_GEOMETRY data from Oracle to GeoJSON using GeoRaptor and SQL Developer with visualisation in the free Tatuk GIS Viewer.

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