Martin,
The reference to "follow the yellow brick roads" is indeed a reference
to the Wizard of OZ and could be interpreted as to set out on a journey
full of perils and unknowns. :)
That said, there have been a lot of posts on the list about using
topology. The idea would be to load your polygons into a topology then
simplify the edges, and extract you polygons again.
https://www.google.com/#q=postgis+topology
Will get you most of the links you need to get started.
-Steve
On 3/13/2012 1:51 AM, Martin Tomko wrote:
Hi strk,
Hm, that did not help me much. Would you have any pointers on how to
proceed? So far, I found out that it is the Wizard of Oz, so I guess I
will continue by reading it… ;)
- maybe try some tricks using the Postgis2.0 planar topology functions
Follow the yellow brick road !
--strk;
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