David Ellis
David Ellis
Well, that really depends on what those points represent and how you want to turn them into a polygon. To be a polygon there needs to be an order for...
> Thank you David, > > I am attaching a screen of what my geospatial data normally looks like. It would be a point cloud. I am then also attaching...
I don't think that's necessary, especially for a database application, you can do matches on compacted sets pretty simply. I'm not familiar with ZODB, so I'll speak more generally, but...
Then I think querying for "root" index and all parent indexes should work client side for you, though be a bit expensive for the database since it runs the scan...
Getting back to this (end of the work day), I don't see how even your "exhaustive" compact proposal would work here. If there was a single compacted hexagon representing 7...
@Aniket1mg everything above was explaining why the compact visualization that has gaps still results in full coverage when you simply convert the point query into one that performs two set...
Is there a problem with the `h3-pg` project depending on the `h3Index.h` file? I think everything you need is defined in that header file.
Should that be a default, then @isaacbrodsky ?
I think moving the macros to `h3api.h` is the best solution here.
No blocking from me, sorry that I forgot about this.