Changes between Version 19 and Version 20 of WKTRaster/Documentation01


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    188188  The PostGIS WKT Raster extensions should now be loaded and ready to use.
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    190 = '''3 - FAQ''' =
    191 
    192 '''3.1 - What is the meaning of "WKT" in WKT Raster?'''
    193 
    194 '''3.2 - How is WKT Raster different than the Oracle SDO_GEORASTER and SDO_RASTER types?'''
    195 
    196 '''3.3 - Why do you say "WKT Raster goal is to implement the RASTER type as much as possible like the GEOMETRY type is implemented in PostGIS"? Vector and raster are very different and have always been threated differently in GIS packages.'''
    197 
    198 '''3.4 - Why does every tile is georeferenced?'''
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    200 '''3.5 - How come it is possible to store overlapping rasters in the same table? In a raster, tiles should not overlaps.'''
    201 
    202 '''4.6 - How do a load my raster in the database using WKT Raster?'''
    203 
    204 '''4.7 - How do I dump my raster from the database into the filesystem using WKT Raster?'''
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    208 = '''4 - Using PostGIS WKT Raster''' =
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    211 == '''4.1 - The PostGIS WKT Raster Type''' ==
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     191= '''3 - Using PostGIS WKT Raster''' =
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     194== '''3.1 - The PostGIS WKT Raster Type''' ==
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    213196Like the PostGIS "geometry" type, WKT Raster "raster" type is a new PostgreSQL type. This mean each raster or raster tile is stored as a row of data in a database table. It is a complex type embedding many informations about each raster (width, height, number of band, pixeltype for each band and nodatavalue for each band) and its geolocalisation (pixelsize, upper left pixel center, rotation and SRID).
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    216 == '''4.2 - Integration with PostGIS''' ==
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    219 == '''4.3 - Loader/Dumper''' ==
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    222 == '''4.4 - Building Indexes''' ==
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    225 == '''4.5 - Examples''' ==
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    228 = '''5 - Uploading Strategy & Performance Tips''' =
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    230 [[BR]]
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    232 = '''6 - PostGIS WKT Raster Reference''' =
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    235 == '''6.1 - Management Functions''' ==
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    238 == '''6.2 - Raster Relationship Functions''' ==
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    241 == '''6.3 - Raster Processing Functions''' ==
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    244 == '''6.4 - Raster Accessors''' ==
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    247 == '''6.5 - Raster Constructors''' ==
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    250 == '''6.6 - Raster Operators''' ==
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    253 == '''6.7 - Raster Outputs''' ==
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    256 == '''6.8 - Raster Editors''' ==
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    259 = '''7 - Reporting Problems''' =
     199== '''3.2 - Integration with PostGIS''' ==
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     202== '''3.3 - Loader/Dumper''' ==
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     205== '''3.4 - Building Indexes''' ==
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     208== '''3.5 - Examples''' ==
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     211= '''4 - Uploading Strategy & Performance Tips''' =
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     213[[BR]]
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     215= '''5 - PostGIS WKT Raster Reference''' =
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     218== '''5.1 - Management Functions''' ==
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     221== '''5.2 - Raster Relationship Functions''' ==
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     224== '''5.3 - Raster Processing Functions''' ==
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     227== '''5.4 - Raster Accessors''' ==
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     230== '''5.5 - Raster Constructors''' ==
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     233== '''5.6 - Raster Operators''' ==
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     236== '''5.7 - Raster Outputs''' ==
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     239== '''5.8 - Raster Editors''' ==
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     242= '''6 - Reporting Problems''' =
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    261244[[BR]]