Hi,
A "french use of Postgis" (sorry for my poor english, it's easyer to read than
to write ) :
We are working in Land Analysis and Urban Planning. Our Information System is
based on Postgresql/postgis database engine.
Topology is particulary usefull for us, but a little bit tricky. Our
I just wanted to give my vote to some of the great ideas/projects that
other people have all ready posted, that I would love to read more about.
- stealing some data from some web endpoint - Anything dealing with using
python to interact with your database is great.
- line and parcel topology - th
Hi All,
I didn't see a way to thank the individual, Sai-bot, who fixed a bug in a
raster clip operation, so just figured I'd express appreciation here.
The ticket is here - https://trac.osgeo.org/postgis/ticket/3457 - looks
like the fix will be in the next PostGIS release, and there's a redefined
Mike,
Great to hear that it helped. List is perfect to announce this.
Speaking of releases I think we have a good chunk of fixes in upcoming 2.4, 2.5
(haven't checked 2.3, 2.2).
How do people feel about a micro-release in next 2 weeks or so.
This will probably be the last release we d
Hi Regina,
It might not really fit the book, because it's not exactly GIS, but our
PostGIS use case is certainly an interesting one as well: As a software
engineer at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, I work on a
collaborative neuron reconstruction and analysis software called CATMAID
[1]
Tom,
That's a pretty nice use case and one I've thought of coming from a
Bioelectronics/Biomechanics educational background.
I think a lot more people would be using PostGIS if they saw it as a tool set
of tools for visualizing and analyzing space, instead of "a toolset for GIS"
The GIS word se
Regina,
Some very good points.
I stopped using the term years ago given that I concentrate on applying spatial
data and functions to solving business problems.
One problem is that the "spatial" industry is dominated by "GIS" vendors and
practitioners: it isn't easy to find new non-GIS work.
Would love to go to Australia sometime. Unfortunately too far of a trek for
us. Someday.
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I know what you mean, my last few trips to Washington was timezone hell!
Simon
On Thu, 01 Nov 2018 15:06:22 +1100, Regina Obe wrote:
Would love to go to Australia sometime. Unfortunately too far of a trek for
us. Someday.
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From: Simon Greener [mailto:si...@spatial
Hi Regina,
We are a Spatial Analytics company which has diversified into developing
standard WebApps and tools. PostGres+PostGIS is the only database that we
use company-wide, whether the solution involves GIS or not.
Out Usage of PostGIS is varied, and includes things like:
1)We have began to l
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