Changes between Version 25 and Version 26 of PostGIS_Raster_SoC_Idea_2012/Distance_Analysis_Tools

Timestamp:

Jun 17, 2012, 3:38:36 PM (12 years ago)

Author:

qliu

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PostGIS_Raster_SoC_Idea_2012/Distance_Analysis_Tools

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 <b>Comment from Mentor:</b>
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-I really think we want to avoid having to produce an intermediate raster of sources. PostGIS is strong on raster/vector interaction and I really don't see why someone would prefer to provide sources as raster. The sources should come from a table of point. Now this raise a certain number of issues:</br>
-</br>
- -What if the table contains more than one point?</br>
- -What if some of those points are outside the raster extent?</br>
- -Another issue is: What if the raster I want to produce does not fit into the PostgreSQL maximum field size?</br>
-</br>
-These are the kind or difficulties one encounters when working in a database.</br>
-</br>
+I really think we want to avoid having to produce an intermediate raster of sources. PostGIS is strong on raster/vector interaction and I really don't see why someone would prefer to provide sources as raster. The sources should come from a table of point. Now this raise a certain number of issues:<br>
+<br>
+ -What if the table contains more than one point?<br>
+ -What if some of those points are outside the raster extent?<br>
+ -Another issue is: What if the raster I want to produce does not fit into the PostgreSQL maximum field size?<br>
+<br>
+These are the kind or difficulties one encounters when working in a database.<br>
+<br>
 Think about large tiled coverage, Delaunay triangulation,  aggregate functions and all the combinatory of "small/very large number of point" and "small/very large raster coverage". Ideally we want to provide a solution working for every limit cases.
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