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I have the following code: SELECT h3s.h3id, h3s.geog, MIN(ST_DISTANCE(`carto-os`.carto.H3_CENTER(htsp.h3id), `carto-os`.carto.H3_CENTER(h3s.h3id))) OVER (PARTITION BY h3s.h3id) FROM ...
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Essentially what I'm trying to do is moving a point relative to two different scales. The reason is to edit values in a database of a 3d party application. So basically I want to relocate the red ...
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I have a dedicated Azure SQL environment where I am using a loop to get US States names like 'AB' or 'NY' etc and also geographical boundaries from the same table. Code and error below: DECLARE ...
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I have a polygon surrounding the country of Luxemburg (Europe). I have two points: one (more or less) in the center of Luxemburg City (Luxemburg) one (more of less) in the center of Brussels (Belgium)...
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I have a raster layer, which has latitudes and longitudes at a given resolution that determines the total number of grid cells. My goal is to find the distance from each cell to a body of water. How ...
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I am trying to calculate the distance of the user current point with another point in the database. I wrote the following code but I get function st_x(geography) does not exist error. var ...
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I am using the geography datatypes in SQL server to output a string of longitude's and latitude's with a set distance (1 meter in this instance) from a input longitude and latitude. DECLARE @g ...
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I'm currently working on converting some postal codes into latitude and longitude coordinates. I've successfully imported the PCCF, but I've run into an issue. The smallest geography unit in the PCCF ...
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Thanks for clicking. During my research, I stumbled upon the "Unfallatlas", which is essentially a collection of all the accidents that happened in a specific year. For me, only the ...
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My geography object in postresql DB intersects with date line, but postgres mean what the object don't intersect date line. Actually, the square of the polygon is much smaller. Why it is happens? The ...
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I'm working on an Excel file with municipalities in NL. With the data->data type->geography I can label those municipalities. Next, I can add a value and create a map (image on the left). There ...
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I am using NaturalEarth in geopandas to get GDP and population estimates per country: world = gpd.read_file(gpd.datasets.get_path("naturalearth_lowres")) world = world.set_index("iso_a3&...
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I'm developing an app that is like a simulation which has to have geoid height for a point(Latitude, Longitude) continuously. Due to the reason that NETGeographicLib demonstrates high performance ...
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Imagine the geographical direction from N, over NNE, NE, E ,... and so on. They are also represented from 0 to 360 degrees. So far so easy. Now I want to use the arc degree as a predictor in a machine ...
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I am working with a data frame consisting of points. Take the data below as fake example of the points I observe for individual i: D <- tibble(trip_long = c(-87.7, -87.6, -87.6, -87.7, -87.7, -87.8,...
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