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People have the habit of jumping to :command:`ST_MapAlgebra`, probably because the name sounds so cool and sophisticated. Who wouldn't want to tell their friends? *I'm using a function called ST_MapAlgebra.* My advice, explore other functions before you pull out that shotgun. Your life will be simpler and your performance will be 100 times better, and your code will be shorter.
People have the habit of jumping to :command:`ST_MapAlgebra`, probably because the name sounds so cool and sophisticated. Who wouldn't want to tell their friends? *I'm using a function called ST_MapAlgebra.* My advice, explore other functions before you pull out that shotgun. Your life will be simpler and your performance will be 100 times better, and your code will be shorter.
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Map algebra is the idea that you can do math on your pixel values. The :command:`ST_Union` and :command:`ST_Intersection` functions covered earlier are a special fast case of map algebra. Then there are the `ST_MapAlgebra <https://postgis.net/docs/RT_ST_MapAlgebra.html>`_ family of functions which allow you to define your own crazy math, but at cost of performance.
Map algebra is the idea that you can do math on your pixel values. The :command:`ST_Union` and :command:`ST_Intersection` functions covered earlier are a special fast case of map algebra. Then there are the `ST_MapAlgebra <https://postgis.net/docs/RT_ST_MapAlgebra.html>`_ family of functions which allow you to define your own crazy math, but at cost of performance.
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By default ST_Clip will leave out pixels where the centroid of the pixel doesn't intersect the geometry. This can be annoying for big pixels and you may prefer to instead, include a pixel if any part of the pixel touches the geometry. Introduced in PostGIS 3.5, is the touched argument. Replace your `ST_Clip(r.rast, g.geom)` with `ST_Clip(r.rast, g.geom, touched => true)` and voila any pixels that intersect your geometry in any way will be included.
By default ST_Clip will leave out pixels where the centroid of the pixel doesn't intersect the geometry. This can be annoying for big pixels and you may prefer to instead, include a pixel if any part of the pixel touches the geometry. Introduced in PostGIS 3.5, is the touched argument. Replace your `ST_Clip(r.rast, g.geom)` with `ST_Clip(r.rast, g.geom, touched => true)` and voila any pixels that intersect your geometry in any way will be included.
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The `overview_factor` tells you at what resolution the row is with respect to it's parent. An `overview_factor` of `2` means that 2x2 = 4 tiles can fit into one overview_2 tile. Similarly an overview_factor of `3` meants that 2x2x2 = 8 tiles of the original can be shoved into an overview_3 tile.
The `overview_factor` tells you at what resolution the row is with respect to it's parent. An `overview_factor` of `2` means that 2x2 = 4 tiles can fit into one overview_2 tile. Similarly an overview_factor of `3` meants that 2x2x2 = 8 tiles of the original can be shoved into an overview_3 tile.
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The :command:`raster2pgsql` tool is similar to the :command:`shp2gpsql` except instead of loading ESRI shapefiles into PostGIS geometry/geography tables, it loads any GDAL supported raster format into raster tables. Just like :command:`shp2pgsql` you can pass it a spatial reference id (SRID) of the source. Unlike :command:`shp2pgsql` it can infer the spatial references system of the source data if your source data has suitable metadata.
The :command:`raster2pgsql` tool is similar to the :command:`shp2gpsql` except instead of loading ESRI shapefiles into PostGIS geometry/geography tables, it loads any GDAL supported raster format into raster tables. Just like :command:`shp2pgsql` you can pass it a spatial reference id (SRID) of the source. Unlike :command:`shp2pgsql` it can infer the spatial references system of the source data if your source data has suitable metadata.
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The only problem with the aforementioned :command:`ST_Transform` approach is that when you transform, the transformed often exists in other tiles. If you looked at the above output closely enough by outputting the convex hull of the rasters, in the next example you'd see annoying overlaps around the borders.
The only problem with the aforementioned :command:`ST_Transform` approach is that when you transform, the transformed often exists in other tiles. If you looked at the above output closely enough by outputting the convex hull of the rasters, in the next example you'd see annoying overlaps around the borders.
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