Re: [postgis-users] where to publish my scripts?

2012-07-19 Thread Nicolas Ribot
Hi Tom,

I personally publish these kind of scripts to the PostGIS wiki.

Nicolas

On 19 July 2012 17:18, Tom van Tilburg tom.van.tilb...@gmail.com wrote:
 ok. I will try a bit of plpgsql'ing.

 That reminds me to another question:
 is there any place that people can drop their own scripts for a wider
 audience?
 I know there is some postgis wiki but it doesn't seem very active or
 structured.
 I would love to share my scripts and see some scripts from others.

 chrs,
  Tom

 On 19-7-2012 15:57, Pierre Racine wrote:

 In my idea staying with the algebra functions should be doable, even
 with complex speckles.
 As long as the mask is big enough (finding speckles of max N pixels
 takes a 2N x 2N matrix) one should be able to run a neighbourhood scan
 outwards from the centre pixel. With some smart iterations that might
 work, I just need to start learning plpsql or something...
 Would you agree that that kind of method would be faster than
 vectorizing?

 I can't answer this as I haven't played much with ST_MapAlgebraFctNgb.. It
 all depends on the size of the window.

 Give it a try! plpgsql is very easy and you can start from the example in
 the doc.

 Pierre
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Re: [postgis-users] where to publish my scripts?

2012-07-19 Thread Pierre Racine
There is a section called Examples of Spatial SQL in 
http://trac.osgeo.org/postgis/wiki/UsersWikiMain

I think this is the best place.

Otherwise if you can come up with a robust, generic ST_RemoveSpeckle(rast, more 
parameter) plpgsql function I can add it to the trunk in the script/plpgsql 
folder. Those are plpgsql prototypes to be implemented in C if we find time of 
fund.

Pierre

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 Hi Tom,
 
 I personally publish these kind of scripts to the PostGIS wiki.
 
 Nicolas
 
 On 19 July 2012 17:18, Tom van Tilburg tom.van.tilb...@gmail.com wrote:
  ok. I will try a bit of plpgsql'ing.
 
  That reminds me to another question:
  is there any place that people can drop their own scripts for a wider
  audience?
  I know there is some postgis wiki but it doesn't seem very active or
  structured.
  I would love to share my scripts and see some scripts from others.
 
  chrs,
   Tom
 
  On 19-7-2012 15:57, Pierre Racine wrote:
 
  In my idea staying with the algebra functions should be doable, even
  with complex speckles.
  As long as the mask is big enough (finding speckles of max N pixels
  takes a 2N x 2N matrix) one should be able to run a neighbourhood scan
  outwards from the centre pixel. With some smart iterations that might
  work, I just need to start learning plpsql or something...
  Would you agree that that kind of method would be faster than
  vectorizing?
 
  I can't answer this as I haven't played much with ST_MapAlgebraFctNgb.. It
  all depends on the size of the window.
 
  Give it a try! plpgsql is very easy and you can start from the example in
  the doc.
 
  Pierre
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