What is PostGIS? Spatial DataBlade for Postgresql Store, Query, and Manipulate Spatial data objects as first-class citizens in the Database. Follows the.

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What is PostGIS? Spatial DataBlade for Postgresql Store, Query, and Manipulate Spatial data objects as first-class citizens in the Database. Follows the OGC Simple Features for SQL specification.

Why Use PostGIS? Fast Application Development –SQL Interface (World’s Only Standard) –Spatial and attribute query engine –Run functions in the database like relate() and intersect() –Leverage existing infrastructure –Already lots of interfaces to PostGIS

Why Use PostGIS? Extension of existing Interfaces –SQL –ODBC –JDBC –Other language bindings (i.e. python, perl, php, C, C++, java,…) –WMS –WFS –Mapserver –OGR –FME –Geotools/GeoServer –PostGRASS –Lots of other

Why Use PostGIS? DB Goodies –Concurrent updates –Backup/recovery –Real transactions –Triggers/validation –Attach to existing information –SQL interface

Future Direction GEOS integration (two weeks) –relate(): touches, contains, overlaps, crosses –union(), intersection() –buffer() Full OGC compliance certification (summer) Better Mapserver support Raster Storage Speed/Ease of use

Joining two tables. Table with Geometry Table with Attributes

SELECT * FROM roads LEFT JOIN roads_attr ON roads.gid = roads_attr.gid; For each gid in roads Find the corresponding gid in road_attr Combine the columns from the two tables SELECT * FROM roads, road_attr WHERE roads.gid = road_attr.gid;

Label de-cluttering

Basic idea is to group all these independent segments together. This forces MapServer to put at most one label per road, instead of one label for every segment.

What do we do with these groups? 1. Use the GEOS union() function to construct a single line 2. Use collect() which takes a set of lines and produces a MULTILINE.

SELECT street, collect(the_geom) FROM roads GROUP BY street;

MULTILINESTRING ( ( , , ), ( , ), ( , ), ( , , ) ) MULTILINESTRING ( ( , ), ( , ), ( , ), ( , ), ( , ) )

SELECT * FROM hospitals, roads;

SELECT distance(hospitals.the_geom,roads.the_geom) FROM hospitals, roads;

The groups are defined by gid, street.

SELECT road.gid, road.street, min(distance(hospitals.the_geom,r.the_geom)) as min_distance FROM roads,hospitals GROUP BY road.gid, street;