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I have a performance issue with a query in MySQL. I need to compare location data and am trying to use ST_CONTAINS in a join. However, I am having a performance issue as it is quite slow, taking ...
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I'm trying to find an efficient way to update a spatial grid which contains information about which object is on which grid cell. The objects move. For example: ···AAA··· ···AAA··· ···AAA··· ········· ...
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When importing spaces in polygon format from one DB to another something doesn't preserve. It is not possible to run ST_Intersects successfully on the imported data even though MySQL knows what SRID ...
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I have a dataset of points of different types. For every point in the dataset I want to find the closest point in every category. I can achieve this but the compute time is very long and I'm ...
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We recently updated from MySQL 5.7 to 8.0.32 and had to rework a database POINT column that previously was very fast with a prefix-based (??) index, which I believe is not supported in MySQL 8.0.x. I ...
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I'm working in simplifying zip codes polygons in a MYSQL database (v 8.0), I'm reducing the number of coordinates for each polygon. So, I have a table named zip_city, which contains a column named ...
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hi I am using MYSQL 8.0.32 and I have club table and there is club_point column which is point type. I have 500,000 records in the table. and as the picture below, I made a spatial index that only ...
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I'm new to Oracle Spatial and I've been having some issues with creating a spatial index in Oracle Database 19c. When trying to create the index I keep getting: SQL Error [29855] [99999]: ORA-29855: ...
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I've got a large table of spatial data representing roads. The data contains a BeginNetworkId and an EndNetworkId which allows us to view the data over time. I.E. When the latest networkId was 2 for ...
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In my SQL Server database, I have a table Way with columns WayId (uniqueId) and LineObject (Created with expression Geography::STLineFromText('LINESTRING(long1 lat1, long2 lat12')) I have to find out ...
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I have two tables each with a SHAPE Geom Column, and I'm working on getting the intersected area between every shape in the first table with the second table. The second table has millions of rows, ...
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I have a table that contains geometry column for polygon data along with its location. I am trying to execute a query to find the polygon in which my point resides. The current query that I have been ...
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The oracle documentation here: https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/21/spatl/indexing-querying-spatial-data.html#GUID-8E6AE949-758B-4A5E-9453-CC3D00647497 Talks about creating an ...
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This is using 5.5.68-MariaDB. Yes, I know this is very old but I have to use this version for this application for the time being. The explain and the performance of the query clearly show the indexes ...
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I am a beginner looking to measure and compare the performance of R-tree vs R*-tree vs Hilbert R-tree vs Priority R-tree for a school assignment. I am not married to comparing these particular ones, ...
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I have a layer of streets representing streets and some points which are specific events. I want to find the nearest (the first 4) street(s) to each event. My question is about indexing. I can use ...
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I'm in the process of migrating from hibernate search 5 to 6. Many annotation classes that were present in hibernate search 5 have been completely removed in hibernate 6. One of these annotations was @...
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In a table with almost 50 million rows, there's a geography column. I've already created a spatial index on that column and when I tried to execute the below query SELECT table_name.column_name....
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I have an Oracle 18c table called LINES with 1000 rows. The DDL for the table can be found here: db<>fiddle. The data looks like this: create table lines (shape sdo_geometry); insert into ...
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I am playing around with some location data and came across the Uber H3 library along with this paper on their travel time calculation methodology. There is one thing I can't seem to find an answer ...
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I am creating a spatial Index for each shapefile I have and then I import them in a schema and the spatial index is missing. How do I create the spatial Index again in the schema? layers_fimport = ...
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I am new to R-Tree and I want to build a R-Tree indexing for a road network. The road network have Nodes (node id, longitude, and latitude) and Edges (edge id, source id, destination id, distance ). I ...
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Im trying to perform a KD-tree on a set of x,y coordinate pairs for spatial indexing them. I found scipy.spatial.kdtree to perform this quickly. However I can't seem to manage plotting hyperrectangles ...
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Do we need spatial index for point type geometry in SQL Server? If yes, how Tessellation and grid selections work in point type geometry?
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I'm trying to create some TTL indexes in azure cosmosdb collections (mongo API), these collection's elements are all string or integer, but when I use the index spec { "expireAfterSeconds":...
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I am using springboot, hibernate-spatial with postgis database to store and query spatial objects. I wonder if there is a way to create GIST spatial index on postgis with JPA annotations. I have only ...
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1.Spatial index does not work(Query cost 10s) SELECT geomFROM cj_pl_l WHERE geom.MakeValid ( ).STWithin (geometry :: STGeomFromText ('POLYGON ((……))', 4547 ).MakeValid ()) =1 2.Spatial index work(...
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I create a container (using CosmosDB Emulator) and then want to add a spatial index for a Point property that will be present within my documents. I am using the Microsoft.Azure.Cosmos (C#) SDK to ...
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I have N numbers of geographical points and coordinates of the points are being updated frequently. And the number N is very big. I need to find points within a rectangle. I have tried searching by ...
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So I have a table with an Oracle Spatial Index. After some DMLs the index breaks. I don't know exactly when this happens. Most of the time DELETE and UPDATE statements are executed on the table. Does ...
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I'm working on a query using the PostGIS extension that implements a 'spatial join' work. Running the query took an incredibly long time and failed in the end. The query is as follows: CREATE INDEX ...
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I have a following problem: huge number of points and huge number of queries which need to provide as fast as possible any point that is inside include rectangle (red) and outside exclude rectangle (...
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The goal is to check if two intervals intersect one another. Easy... right? Just plug this guy in and we can move on? intersects = itemStart < queryEnd && queryStart < itemEnd Not so ...
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I'm migrating a large database from MySQL 5.7 to 8. It contains geometry columns and spatial indexes. It's a live system and so downtime for the migration is an issue. MySQL 8 ignores spatial ...
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() isikkaplan@iamhere# python3 manage.py loadfixtures -s=testing fixture fixtures/knock/0_ct.json -v3 Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Users/isikkaplan/Desktop/code/---/-/--/manage.py&...
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I have a table in MySQL that contains the individual points of geographic line strings that I am showing on an interactive map. Among others, the table contains the following fields: `pos` point NOT ...
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I am not an expert at Postgres/GIS subjects and I have an issue with a large database (over 20 million records) of geometries. First of all my set up looks like this: mmt=# select version(); -[ ...
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When I create a spatial index I can specify some extra parameters, e.g. CREATE TABLE dbo.Test( Id bigint not null, Polygon geography not null ) GO CREATE SPATIAL INDEX IX_Test_Polygon ON dbo....
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I tested my procedure with and without index to compare the result. My problem is I dont know why my spatial index in noy in the execution plan when I test but sometimes in the execution plan there is ...
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Background: We have ~140 million polygons split into 5 indices (region-[1-5]) with 2 shards each. It was loaded with ES 7.10. The field containing the polygon is named 'shape' and is mapped as a ...
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Building on top of this example: https://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_75_0/libs/geometry/doc/html/geometry/spatial_indexes/rtree_examples/...
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I am working on a project that requires fast performing proximity queries on a database with location data. In my database I want to store locations with additional information. Idea is that user ...
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I am running a query on 140+ million documents with spatial data. Purely spatial queries are extremely fast (sub 1s). Adding a wildcard to the same geometry results in the query taking ~10-20s. I ...
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I am running a spatial query inside a SQL procedure, and I am experiencing some inconsistent performance times. I've have tried to use various spatial indexes, however I cannot seem to get the query ...
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In my data frame I have my observations in blocks of time so in order to take the effect of year I decided to works with mixed effect model by specifying the year of sampling as random effect. This is ...
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I tried to run Moran's I test for the spatial autocorrelation test by using the function Moran.Ifrom the package ape and moran.test from the package spdep I got different results by applying the two ...
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I am experimenting with building a bounding volume hierarchy using only immutable data-structures. I hope to use the tree for broad-phase collision tests in a real-time simulation. The tree structure ...
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I'm after some help with how I can use Spatial smoothing on my data which I have attached. What I'd like is for neighboring postcodes to not have such a large difference in relativities. Just to ...
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According to pgAdmin 4 4.21 documentation » Creating or Modifying a Table » Select gin to create a GIN index. A GIN index may improve performance when managing two-dimensional geometric data types ...
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I'm trying to assess an interpolation scheme, so I'm looking to compare the input points (red) to the resultant grid (blue). I've built two K-D trees looking to find the nearest blue dot to each red ...
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