On Thu, Oct 18, 2012 at 9:53 AM, apmartins wrote:
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> I've tested with wfs intersects and the response is almost instant.
> However it doesn't have the result that I want which is the percentages of
> each area intersected by the buffer.
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> is there a way to do this without "damaging" the perform
Martin you're great. thanks a lot :D
That was it. I was doing the math wrong.
But in terms of performance it takes almost a minute :/
I've tested with wfs intersects and the response is almost instant.
However it doesn't have the result that I want which is the percentages of
each area intersected
On Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 2:14 AM, apmartins wrote:
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> Another question: can I know how much percentage of the area is being
> intersected by the buffer? Is there a direct way? I use te
> percentagesEnabled and te areasEnabled of the
> gs:IntersectionFeatureCollection but I don't think that's what
Thanks a lot Martin. It was exactly that. I was missing the gs:Feature :)
I talked about performance because I was doing "simple" test operations like
reprojectGeometry and took a lot of time.
Another question: can I know how much percentage of the area is being
intersected by the buffer? Is ther
It sounds like the buffer polygon is a constant data value, which you have
in WKT? If so, try using gs:Feature to convert the WKT to a Feature, and
then use that as one of the inputs to gs:IntersectionFeatureCollection (ie
by chaining). FWIW example WPS XML is given below.
As for performance, th
