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Line String Self-Intersection points in PostGIS
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I'm trying to get all the points from a Self-Intersection Line String but not find out the self intersection point in the below attached image.
The intersection point touches on the same feature how to find out the self intersection point in postGIS?
qgis python postgis pyqgis postgresql
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I'm trying to get all the points from a Self-Intersection Line String but not find out the self intersection point in the below attached image.
The intersection point touches on the same feature how to find out the self intersection point in postGIS?
qgis python postgis pyqgis postgresql
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postgis.net/docs/ST_IsValidReason.html
– Cyril
Jan 25 at 17:45
I am used the ST_IsValidReason but it returns true in that above case
– Bhuvaneswari
Jan 26 at 8:22
use a line of code in your script: st_isvalid (geom)=false
– Cyril
Jan 26 at 10:27
st_isvalid(geom) return true in that feature. Here how to find out that point touches on the segment or vertex in self feature.
– Bhuvaneswari
Jan 28 at 2:24
postgis.net/docs/ST_IsSimple.html
– Cyril
Feb 5 at 19:30
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I'm trying to get all the points from a Self-Intersection Line String but not find out the self intersection point in the below attached image.
The intersection point touches on the same feature how to find out the self intersection point in postGIS?
qgis python postgis pyqgis postgresql
I'm trying to get all the points from a Self-Intersection Line String but not find out the self intersection point in the below attached image.
The intersection point touches on the same feature how to find out the self intersection point in postGIS?
qgis python postgis pyqgis postgresql
qgis python postgis pyqgis postgresql
asked Jan 25 at 17:31
BhuvaneswariBhuvaneswari
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postgis.net/docs/ST_IsValidReason.html
– Cyril
Jan 25 at 17:45
I am used the ST_IsValidReason but it returns true in that above case
– Bhuvaneswari
Jan 26 at 8:22
use a line of code in your script: st_isvalid (geom)=false
– Cyril
Jan 26 at 10:27
st_isvalid(geom) return true in that feature. Here how to find out that point touches on the segment or vertex in self feature.
– Bhuvaneswari
Jan 28 at 2:24
postgis.net/docs/ST_IsSimple.html
– Cyril
Feb 5 at 19:30
add a comment |
postgis.net/docs/ST_IsValidReason.html
– Cyril
Jan 25 at 17:45
I am used the ST_IsValidReason but it returns true in that above case
– Bhuvaneswari
Jan 26 at 8:22
use a line of code in your script: st_isvalid (geom)=false
– Cyril
Jan 26 at 10:27
st_isvalid(geom) return true in that feature. Here how to find out that point touches on the segment or vertex in self feature.
– Bhuvaneswari
Jan 28 at 2:24
postgis.net/docs/ST_IsSimple.html
– Cyril
Feb 5 at 19:30
postgis.net/docs/ST_IsValidReason.html
– Cyril
Jan 25 at 17:45
postgis.net/docs/ST_IsValidReason.html
– Cyril
Jan 25 at 17:45
I am used the ST_IsValidReason but it returns true in that above case
– Bhuvaneswari
Jan 26 at 8:22
I am used the ST_IsValidReason but it returns true in that above case
– Bhuvaneswari
Jan 26 at 8:22
use a line of code in your script: st_isvalid (geom)=false
– Cyril
Jan 26 at 10:27
use a line of code in your script: st_isvalid (geom)=false
– Cyril
Jan 26 at 10:27
st_isvalid(geom) return true in that feature. Here how to find out that point touches on the segment or vertex in self feature.
– Bhuvaneswari
Jan 28 at 2:24
st_isvalid(geom) return true in that feature. Here how to find out that point touches on the segment or vertex in self feature.
– Bhuvaneswari
Jan 28 at 2:24
postgis.net/docs/ST_IsSimple.html
– Cyril
Feb 5 at 19:30
postgis.net/docs/ST_IsSimple.html
– Cyril
Feb 5 at 19:30
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PostGIS has a rich functionality, as an option you can solve your problem as follows:
select st_intersection(a.geom, b.geom) as geom
from yuor_table_name as a, yuor_table_name as b
where st_touches(a.geom, b.geom);
Try to dig deeper...
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PostGIS has a rich functionality, as an option you can solve your problem as follows:
select st_intersection(a.geom, b.geom) as geom
from yuor_table_name as a, yuor_table_name as b
where st_touches(a.geom, b.geom);
Try to dig deeper...
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PostGIS has a rich functionality, as an option you can solve your problem as follows:
select st_intersection(a.geom, b.geom) as geom
from yuor_table_name as a, yuor_table_name as b
where st_touches(a.geom, b.geom);
Try to dig deeper...
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PostGIS has a rich functionality, as an option you can solve your problem as follows:
select st_intersection(a.geom, b.geom) as geom
from yuor_table_name as a, yuor_table_name as b
where st_touches(a.geom, b.geom);
Try to dig deeper...
PostGIS has a rich functionality, as an option you can solve your problem as follows:
select st_intersection(a.geom, b.geom) as geom
from yuor_table_name as a, yuor_table_name as b
where st_touches(a.geom, b.geom);
Try to dig deeper...
answered Jan 28 at 6:44
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postgis.net/docs/ST_IsValidReason.html
– Cyril
Jan 25 at 17:45
I am used the ST_IsValidReason but it returns true in that above case
– Bhuvaneswari
Jan 26 at 8:22
use a line of code in your script: st_isvalid (geom)=false
– Cyril
Jan 26 at 10:27
st_isvalid(geom) return true in that feature. Here how to find out that point touches on the segment or vertex in self feature.
– Bhuvaneswari
Jan 28 at 2:24
postgis.net/docs/ST_IsSimple.html
– Cyril
Feb 5 at 19:30