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OpenStreetMap is a collaborative project to create a free editable map of the world. The data is free, and free of legal and technical restrictions. OpenStreetMap is often shortened to OSM.
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Join multiple spatial tables by distance
The && operator has worked for me. I suspect there are many ways of achieving the same but it certainly is quite elegant:
SELECT
"R"."name",
"P".*,
st_distance("R"."way", "P"."Geom") AS …
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Join multiple spatial tables by distance
I'm trying to join two tables, one which contains road names and the other just a point. After exhausting research I'm now stuck.
The idea is to join up the two tables using only distance, ie, select …
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