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Oracle Spatial Vector Acceleration: Flick the Switch
Introduction A lot has been written, positive and negative, about the speed of Oracle Spatial over the years, a lot of ill informed (I mean
CheckRadii: Identifying Tight Radius Curves sections within LineString geometry data
Sometimes it is a data quality requirement for linear data (roads, pipelines, transmission lines) that curves within the lines must have a radius greater than
Overlaying Polygons in SQL Server Spatial
Introduction The OGC operators for geometry processing only support two polygon inputs. Additionally the Microsoft aggregate operators only include geometry union processing geometry::UnionAggregate and not
Space Filling Curve Functions For TSQL
Introduction Warning: This article is long mainly because it includes the source code of the Hilbert, Morton and Peano key/curves. I would assert that space
Geocoding Points Against a Grid of Cells/Tiles With/out Spatial Operators
This article shows how to geocode points objects against grid cells without using spatial operators. The article also shows how to use space curve values such as generated by a Morton key algorithm as grid cell ids and thus geocodes.
Using a GeometryCollection as an Array for TSQL (Stored Procedure) Development.
The lack of an array datatype in TSQL can be overcome for geometry processing by use of a GeometryCollection as a data type and a set of methods to manipulate it.
Spatial Representation of a Communications Pit
This article describes the elements of a telecommunications pit and shows how they can be spatially represented. In particular the concept of a butterfly as a method for displaying the walls of a pit is introduced.
Using Range Querying to Filter LineString Segments
This article shows how to use range querying against cumulative length to filter/select LineString segments
STVectorize: Break Linestring/Polygon elements into 2 point vectors (or 3 point circular curves)
I demonstrated in this article the usefulness of having a vectorising function in one’s spatial database kitbag (there are Vectorize functions in my CENTROID and
Function That Returns a Compass Point From a Whole Circle Bearing
This article describes a function that can be used to returns a compass point From a whole circle bearing (0-360)
Documentation
- MySQL Spatial General Function Documentation
- Oracle Spatial Exporter Package Documentation
- Oracle Spatial Object Function Documentation
- Oracle Spatial Object Function Documentation (Multi Page Version)
- PostGIS pl/pgSQL Function Documentation
- SC4O Oracle Java Topology Suite (Stored Procedures) Package Documentation
- SQL Server Spatial General TSQL Function Documentation
- SQL Server Spatial LRS TSQL Function Documentation