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Pseudo Array Implementation for SQL Server Spatial (Part 2)
Introduction Data Structure + Base Function Accessors and Setters Four functions are declared for processing geometry or geography data within the array. These are “wrappers”
Processing GML data using PostgreSQL’s XMLTABLE
This article shows how to use PostgreSQL’s XMLTABLE XML operator to process GML data and create PostGIS geometries.
STCogo2Line: Creating (Multi)LineStrings geometries from COGO XML instructions
Previously I wrote about a function that converted the segments of a (Multi)LineString into a COGO XML document that contains all the instructions (bearing, distances,
STLine2Cogo: Converting LineStrings to COGO XML
I have just written a useful function for my new package of TSQL functions for SQL Server Spatial called STLine2Cogo which converts (exports) a (Multi)LineString
Using SQL Server XML and Spatial to import VicMap seed/Incremental Update Format (IUF) data (Part 3)
This is the 3rd and last blog post about processing VicMap IUF XML data. (The 6 month delay is because I lost a draft of
Loading and Processing GPX 1.1 files using PostgreSQL XML
My good friend Regina Obe has taken my article Loading and Processing GPX 1.1 files using Oracle XMLDB and implemented it using PostgreSQL’s XML implementation.
Loading and Processing GPX 1.1 files using Oracle XMLDB
There are a large number of geospatial data storage, delivery and interchange formats around nowadays. Including (I limit this discussion to vector data formats only):
Using SQL Server XML and Spatial to import VicMap seed/Incremental Update Format (IUF) data (Part 2)
This Part 2 article looks at ways of reducing the data volume of the seed file, and issues associated with processing whole layers (LGA will be used instead of LOCALITY).
Loading and Processing GPX 1.1 files using Oracle XMLDB
Note This is an article I wrote some years back which I have ported to my new website. Introduction There are a large number of
Using SQL Server XML and Spatial to import VicMap seed/Incremental Update Format (IUF) data (Part 1)
The VicMap Incremental Update Format file is an XML document that is used to publish whole datasets (e.g. every Local Government Area in Victoria) or changes to one or more individual records within a whole dataset.
The IUF encodes its geometry objects in its own unique way. While tools such as Safe Software’s Feature Manipulation Engine can process IUF documents, it is a good dataset to demonstrate the use of SQL Server XML and Spatial processing to import the data.
This article introduces the structure of the IUF XML data and shows how to process it to create polygons with exterior and interior rings, and attributes.
Documentation
- MySQL Spatial General Functions
- Oracle LRS Objects
- Oracle Spatial Exporter (Java + pl/SQL)
- Oracle Spatial Object Functions
- Oracle Spatial Object Functions (Multi Page)
- PostGIS pl/pgSQL Functions
- SC4O Oracle Java Topology Suite (Java + pl/SQL)
- SQL Server Spatial General TSQL Functions
- SQL Server Spatial LRS TSQL Functions