问题
I was reviewing this function in PostGis
https://postgis.net/docs/manual-dev/ST_HexagonGrid.html
1) What I don't understand is what the underlying geom data would be. What's the source to get the USA map as shown? What is the DB schema? I think it could be one record, if I only need the USA boundary, not each state?
2) Is the result a list of points? or geom vectors?
3) If geom vectors, how do you convert them into points of lat and lng?
4) How to do approximate the hexigons to approximate a 50 mile radius from a point?
回答1:
Can you check this function? I believe it is what you want:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION generate_hexgrid(width float, xmin float, ymin float, xmax float, ymax float, srid int default 3857)
RETURNS TABLE(gid text,geom geometry(Polygon)) AS $$
DECLARE
b float := width / 2;
a float := tan(radians(30)) * b;
c float := 2 * a;
height float := 2 * (a + c);
index_xmin int := floor(xmin / width);
index_ymin int := floor(ymin / height);
index_xmax int := ceil(xmax / width);
index_ymax int := ceil(ymax / height);
snap_xmin float := index_xmin * width;
snap_ymin float := index_ymin * height;
snap_xmax float := index_xmax * width;
snap_ymax float := index_ymax * height;
ncol int := abs(index_xmax - index_xmin);
nrow int := abs(index_ymax - index_ymin);
polygon_string varchar :=
'POLYGON((' || 0 || ' ' || 0 || ' , ' || b || ' ' || a || ' , ' ||
b || ' ' || a + c || ' , ' || 0 || ' ' || a + c + a || ' , ' ||
-1 * b || ' ' || a + c || ' , ' || -1 * b || ' ' || a || ' , ' ||
0 || ' ' || 0 ||'))';
BEGIN
RETURN QUERY
SELECT
format('%s %s %s', width,
x_offset + (1 * x_series + index_xmin),
y_offset + (2 * y_series + index_ymin)),
ST_SetSRID(ST_Translate(two_hex.geom,
x_series * width + snap_xmin,
y_series * height + snap_ymin), srid)
FROM generate_series(0, ncol, 1) AS x_series,
generate_series(0, nrow, 1) AS y_series,
(SELECT 0 AS x_offset, 0 AS y_offset, polygon_string::geometry AS geom
UNION
SELECT 0 AS x_offset, 1 AS y_offset, ST_Translate(polygon_string::geometry, b , a + c) AS geom
) AS two_hex;
END; $$ LANGUAGE plpgsql;
According to the author, it should create a grid with the extent based on the given BBOX and the cell size in meters.
SRID 3857 units are [very approximately] meters, and using this projection will create hex cells that "look right" on a web map (most of which use a web mercator projection).
Considering you have a table called usa
and it contains the geometries of this shapefile you should be able to create a grid that overlaps the USA map with the following query:
CREATE TABLE usa_hex AS
WITH j AS (
SELECT ST_Transform((hex).geom,4326) AS hex FROM (
SELECT
generate_hexgrid(
80467,
ST_XMin(ST_Extent(ST_Transform(geom,3857))) ,
ST_YMin(ST_Extent(ST_Transform(geom,3857))) ,
ST_XMax(ST_Extent(ST_Transform(geom,3857))) ,
ST_YMax(ST_Extent(ST_Transform(geom,3857))) ) AS hex
FROM usa)i)
SELECT j.hex FROM j,usa
WHERE ST_Intersects(usa.geom,j.hex);
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59848162/st-hexagongrid-geom-vector-to-find-all-points