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accepted In PostGIS, how to count nearby points efficiently?
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comment In PostGIS, how to count nearby points efficiently?
That is great feedback, thanks @diciu. Your first option is what I ended up going with, see my
Mar
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comment In PostGIS, how to count nearby points efficiently?
@PaulRamsey my thought was to narrow down the search results first with ST_DWithin and then perform the final comparison on the subset with <#>, but you are saying it doesn't work like that? Hm. I will need to go back to <#> and ST_DWithin documentation and better understand what I am doing. Thanks for the feedback.
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comment In PostGIS, how to count nearby points efficiently?
Thanks for the comments - I figured out soon enough that indeed operator choice was not the problem here, but the execution plan.
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accepted How to calculate the angle at which two lines intersect in PostGIS?
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comment How to calculate the angle at which two lines intersect in PostGIS?
I was actually surprised that it is not a PostGIS function. Thanks for your feedback on this.
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comment How to calculate the angle at which two lines intersect in PostGIS?
Yep thanks, I use the PostgreSQL degrees() function for that.
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comment How to calculate the angle at which two lines intersect in PostGIS?
I redid the calculations is EPSG:3785 and it does make a difference - I'll amend the question to show the new results - but the result still does not reflect the actual angle.
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comment How to calculate the angle at which two lines intersect in PostGIS?
It was EPSG:4326 coordinates originally, I included the ST_Translate just to be 100% sure all processing would be done in the same CRS. I will try a conformal projection, thanks.
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