Geographic Information Systems Asked by Gigica Ionel on March 18, 2021
Using PostGIS, I want to fill a gap between other polygons.
Image to explain from where to extract the polygon:
Can you help with some directions what functions to use?
Use ST_Union
to aggregate the polygons into one polygon and then ST_InteriorRingN
to get the border of the gap and ST_BuildArea
to get polygon of the gap. If there is more than one such gap use generate_series
and ST_NumInteriorRings
.
Example:
WITH polygons(geom) AS
(VALUES (ST_Buffer(ST_Point(0, 0), 1.1,3)),
(ST_Buffer(ST_Point(0, 2), 1.1,3)),
(ST_Buffer(ST_Point(2, 2), 1.1,3)),
(ST_Buffer(ST_Point(2, 0), 1.1,3)),
(ST_Buffer(ST_Point(4, 1), 1.3,3))
),
bigpoly AS
(SELECT ST_UNION(geom)geom
FROM polygons)
SELECT ST_BuildArea(ST_InteriorRingN(geom,i))
FROM bigpoly
CROSS JOIN generate_series(1,(SELECT ST_NumInteriorRings(geom) FROM bigpoly)) as i;
Blue-start polygons Purple-final polygons
Correct answer by Jakub Kania on March 18, 2021
Jakub's answer does the job. In a similar approach, you could use ST_DumpRings
to dump the interior rings, which have path != 0
. Perhaps it can be a little bit faster for bigger tables.
WITH polygons(geom) AS
(VALUES (ST_Buffer(ST_Point(0, 0), 1.1,3)),
(ST_Buffer(ST_Point(0, 2), 1.1,3)),
(ST_Buffer(ST_Point(2, 2), 1.1,3)),
(ST_Buffer(ST_Point(2, 0), 1.1,3)),
(ST_Buffer(ST_Point(4, 1), 1.3,3))
),
bigpoly AS
(SELECT ST_Union(geom) geom FROM polygons),
rings AS
(SELECT (ST_DumpRings(geom)).* FROM bigpoly)
SELECT geom FROM rings WHERE path[1] != 0;
Answered by Gauchoguitar10 on March 18, 2021
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