On Jun 24, 2011, at 4:04 PM, Jonathan Greenberg wrote:
> Interesting. I came across this paper detailing the design of
> opentopography.org's lidar system, and they indicate they are doing
> something akin to load the LAS data in, and then running a spatial
> index (I'm too early in this game to
Interesting. I came across this paper detailing the design of
opentopography.org's lidar system, and they indicate they are doing
something akin to load the LAS data in, and then running a spatial
index (I'm too early in this game to know the difference between what
they are describing and how the
Hi Howard,
I think this is an excellent question! I'm actually in the process of
developing a manuscript that outlines the different methods for storage and
querying of spatial data such as LIDAR. In my situation, I'm leaning towards
using triggers to create dynamic views that would allow me
On Jun 24, 2011, at 1:46 PM, Jonathan Greenberg wrote:
> Folks:
>
> This topic I believe has been brought up before, but I thought I'd
> send an email since I'm a bit of a noob with POSTGIS. We have a large
> collection of Lidar points that I would like to perform spatial
> querying on (e.g. gi
Folks:
This topic I believe has been brought up before, but I thought I'd
send an email since I'm a bit of a noob with POSTGIS. We have a large
collection of Lidar points that I would like to perform spatial
querying on (e.g. give me all points within a certain bounding box).
The data (currently
Hi,
Indeed yes, GN can store its data into a PG database:
geonetwork=# \d metadata
Table "public.metadata"
Column| Type |Modifiers
--++-
id | integer
On 24 June 2011 15:02, Brett Antonides wrote:
> Hi Everybody,
> Could someone please tell me or send me a link describing how to best store
> ISO 19115/19139 metadata with my spatial data in PostGIS? Ultimately, the
> data will be stored in PostGIS, published via GeoServer, and cataloged in
> Geo
On 06/24/2011 09:02 AM, Brett Antonides wrote:
Could someone please tell me or send me a link describing how to best store ISO
19115/19139 metadata with my spatial data in PostGIS? Ultimately, the data
will be stored in PostGIS, published via GeoServer, and cataloged in
GeoNetwork. I know I
On 6/24/2011 9:02 AM, Brett Antonides wrote:
Hi Everybody,
Could someone please tell me or send me a link describing how to best
store ISO 19115/19139 metadata with my spatial data in PostGIS?
Ultimately, the data will be stored in PostGIS, published via
GeoServer, and cataloged in GeoNetwork.
Hi Everybody,
Could someone please tell me or send me a link describing how to best store
ISO 19115/19139 metadata with my spatial data in PostGIS? Ultimately, the
data will be stored in PostGIS, published via GeoServer, and cataloged in
GeoNetwork. I know I can just load the metadata into GeoNe
On 2011-06-23 23:18, Mike Toews wrote:
Hi Frans,
On 24 June 2011 02:56, Frans Knibbe wrote:
About the order of coordinates: I see that PostGIS uses EPSG as the
authority that defines coordinate reference systems. If you look up the
definition of EPSG:4326 (for example at http://www.epsg-regis
On 23/06/11 20:25, Chris Seker wrote:
Hi all. I am running PostgreSQL 9.1 and PostGIS2.0 under CENTOS. After
install, the server worked fine and we spent about 2 weeks building
databases, etc. Then after some routine hardware maintenance and
re-boot, we get the following error.
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