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Project website postgis.net/workshops/postgis-intro
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The “postgis-intro/sources/locale/pot/topology.pot” file was changed. 06/10/2025
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We do still have gaps of empty space between neighborhoods caused by intensive simplification. Such issues can be fixed by directly editing the topology using the `Topology Editor family of functions <https://postgis.net/docs/Topology.html#Topology_Editing>`_ and/or filling in the holes and assigning those to neighborhoods.
We do still have gaps of empty space between neighborhoods caused by intensive simplification. Such issues can be fixed by directly editing the topology using the `Topology Editor family of functions <https://postgis.net/docs/Topology.html#Topology_Editing>`_ and/or filling in the holes and assigning those to neighborhoods.
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What is returned are a set of topolements. A topoelement is represented as an array of 2 integers with the first number being the id of the element, and the second, being the layer (or primitive type) of the element. PostGIS GetTopoElements returns the primitives of a topogeometry with types number 1-3 corresponding to (1: nodes, 2: edges, and 3: faces). All the topoelements for neighborhoods and boroughs are type 3, which corresponds to a topological face. We can use the `ST_GetFaceGeometry <https://postgis.net/docs/ST_GetFaceGeometry.html>`_ to get a visual representation of these shared faces as follows:
What is returned are a set of topolements. A topoelement is represented as an array of 2 integers with the first number being the id of the element, and the second, being the layer (or primitive type) of the element. PostGIS GetTopoElements returns the primitives of a topogeometry with types number 1-3 corresponding to (1: nodes, 2: edges, and 3: faces). All the topoelements for neighborhoods and boroughs are type 3, which corresponds to a topological face. We can use the `ST_GetFaceGeometry <https://postgis.net/docs/ST_GetFaceGeometry.html>`_ to get a visual representation of these shared faces as follows:
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Which tells us that Queens and Brooklyn are in the middle of border wars. In this query we use the `GetTopoGeomElements <https://postgis.net/docs/GetTopoGeomElements.html>`_ function to declaratively inspect what components are shared across boroughs.
Which tells us that Queens and Brooklyn are in the middle of border wars. In this query we use the `GetTopoGeomElements <https://postgis.net/docs/GetTopoGeomElements.html>`_ function to declaratively inspect what components are shared across boroughs.
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Now we can express declaratively that boros are formed from a collection of neighborhoods by defining a column called *topo* in *nyc_boros_t* table that is of type POLYGON and is a collection of other topogeometries from *nyc_neighborhoods_t.topo* column.
Now we can express declaratively that boros are formed from a collection of neighborhoods by defining a column called *topo* in *nyc_boros_t* table that is of type POLYGON and is a collection of other topogeometries from *nyc_neighborhoods_t.topo* column.
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The result of the above is 29 neighborhoods were updated. If you rerun the border dispute queries for neighborhoods and boroughs, you'll find you have no more border disputes.
The result of the above is 29 neighborhoods were updated. If you rerun the border dispute queries for neighborhoods and boroughs, you'll find you have no more border disputes.
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Removing elements from Topogeometries is handled using the `TopoGeom_remElement <https://postgis.net/docs/TopoGeom_remElement.html>`_ function. So lets get on with it, removing duplicaed elements from neighborhoods with the most amount of area as follows:
Removing elements from Topogeometries is handled using the `TopoGeom_remElement <https://postgis.net/docs/TopoGeom_remElement.html>`_ function. So lets get on with it, removing duplicaed elements from neighborhoods with the most amount of area as follows:
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There are a number of ways we could fix this. We could go out surveying asking people what neighbhood do they think they are standing in. Alternatively we could just assign slivers of land to the neighborhood with the least amount of area or to the highest bidder.
There are a number of ways we could fix this. We could go out surveying asking people what neighbhood do they think they are standing in. Alternatively we could just assign slivers of land to the neighborhood with the least amount of area or to the highest bidder.
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Because boroughs are an aggregation of neighborhoods, we can fix the borough issue by fixing the neighborhood border disputes.
Because boroughs are an aggregation of neighborhoods, we can fix the borough issue by fixing the neighborhood border disputes.
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