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To combine data into larger units. For example a group of points to a polygon, or political subdivisions (provinces) to larger entities (country).
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Using PostGIS to generate a polygon representing the area shared by some (but not all) of a ...
One of the people who replied (see Paul Ramsey above) posted a great answer on this blog here: https://info.crunchydata.com/blog/polygon-averaging-in-postgis.
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Using PostGIS to generate a polygon representing the area shared by some (but not all) of a ...
I have an application where several users submit polygons, and I am looking to create an aggregate polygon that represents a kind of average of their submissions. We use PostGIS for our spatial analys …
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