[postgis-users] Some questions concerning postgis
Neil.Young
Neil.Young at Freenet.de
Mon Jan 26 23:13:41 PST 2009
Ah, forgot the screenshot. Here it is.
Thanks
Neil.Young schrieb:
> Hello Leo and Paul,
>
> thanks for your answers. The data, I have here, consists of 5204
> polygons, each having a common border with some others (screenshot of
> the first half attached). The data requires heavy generalization,
> because it is unnecessary detailed - at least in terms of a planned
> web based vector map presentation (GM, VE, OSM etc.). I guess, simply
> "Douglas-Peuker'ing" each polygon isn't helpful, because splits and
> cavities may be produced by an algorithm, which doesn't mind the
> semantical context of all the polygons. I've found mapshaper.org
> (which isn't working with my data) and this
> http://www.cartoweb.org/downloads/vertexsimplification/documentation.html.
> I could make the latter run, at least for the first step - the vertex
> creation. Don't know, what results may arise, because it takes hours
> to calculate the things, and I currently have no means to "visualize"
> the results. What would you suggest for visualization? I know
> mapserver, but do I really have to go this way in order to see the
> table based data?
>
> I'm using SQL Server 2008 normally, there is a in-build viewer. Is
> something similar available for PG?
>
> Regards
>
>
>
> Paul Ramsey schrieb:
>> On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 3:54 PM, Paragon Corporation <lr at pcorp.us>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Though if you want to maintain borders I guess you would probably
>>> want to
>>> 1) convert your polygons to linestrings using ST_Boundary,
>>> 2) dump out into edges and grouping by the gid
>>> 3) Simplify and then repolygonize.
>>>
>>
>> It is hard. Kevin gave a recipe for it once though... perhaps he'll
>> wikify it this time...
>>
>> P
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