Geographic Information Systems Asked on June 30, 2021
In OSM there are often e.g. lines (paths) with the same name but different OSM-IDs. Right next to each other, so basically the same thing, but just different objects with no real relation to each other.
So in my table it would look like the following
osm_id name highway geometry
---------------------------------------------
1 trail_1 path <some-line>
2 trail_1 path <some-line>
3 trail_2 path <some-line>
I looked at ST_ClusterDBSCAN
and that looks promising?!? I am just too bad with SQL to fully understand it.
So I’d like to group my lines by name, cluster them, look at each cluster -> take the metadata (osm_id, name, highway,… ) of one of them and also the combined geometry (ST_LineMerge
or ST_Union
?!?) of all of them -> Save as a new entry in a separate table.
So from my example in a separate table I only want to have TWO entries left:
osm_id name highway geometry
---------------------------------------------
1 trail_1 path <some-merged-line>
3 trail_2 path <some-line>
I am not really sure yet how to tackle the whole thing. Can I do that solely in PostGIS?
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