Geographic Information Systems Asked on May 15, 2021
I am trying to figure out the state that Berlin is in. So now my query SELECT * FROM states WHERE ST_Contains(Geo, Point(13.383068, 52.530644));
return two results. One for Berlin which is correct, but also Brandenburg which is surrounding Berlin. See the attached graphics.
So it seems that ST_Contains
does not account for the hole inside.
Currently the geospatial column is of datatype MulitPolygon.
Is there any other my-sql function that I can use to only find the correct state?
MySQL contains
is not standard compliant. It does not use a precise object shape, just a boundary box.
So it "ignore" holes too.
Take a look at this thread for a MySQL or PostGIS solution: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15394645/mysql-spatial-contains-shows-wrong-result
Answered by Michele on May 15, 2021
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